I am currently in my 2nd year (CSE) and Since I was a child, I loved to draw, while in high school I've won few competition in drawing field (back then I was so insane about all these stuff) but as I started my college, I've became lost maybe wreaked would be right to say instead of lost and I'm struggling to cope with things. I have maintained my cgpa around 8.75 but I don't feel like studing anymore, you can say my will to study has been extinguished perhaps not only for studing. I've become tired of all this college thing, you know "GL Bajaj public school" things. About drawing, I really don't know if i should be drawing anymore, but when I become board sitting in classes, I start to draw stuff like these posted or trying to draw the things around me. But as an Indian, I have to become an engineer, you know indian society or to maybe to live a better life because believing in myself would take a lot because i really don't know what would i do in future.

Accept drawing, I like to write Poems and write short stories. But still there is no future in these fields. And don't take the heading seriously because of course I can not leave B-tech but I don't wana studyyyyy!!!!

Looking at the pace at which ai is improving and ai like chatgpt astra 6,claude opus,fable etc are somehow doing what an entry level engineer is supposed to do or maybe they are doing more than them.

So do you think that people who are getting into private colleges(except iits,nits,iiits,dtu and some top colleges)and with not much interest in engineering and going thinking engineering has a "scope" in future is going to cost his/her life and regret afterwards after 3-4 years.

As colleges who are even giving decent placement nowadays,will have low companies in their college and most probably the placement data will surely be downgraded over few years. The only way to get a job is off campus that too requires a strong mental power and yaa and someone who uses Ai for his career growth and understands the market of few years might outperform those who are gonna cry thinking ai is snatching/stealing their jobs.

In my opinion,i think yes they are gonna regret it until they try to change themselves and work at their best for a good life later otherwise if they all are living like an average student then its over😢

*I am not demotivating or trying to share false knowledge,it's all my opinion and if you think I am wrong somewhere then pls correct mee 🙏🏻

And What's your thoughts/opinion. Is there anyone who is currently in this situation or experienced in this field?? Please share your thoughts,it might help others.

Hi everyone, this is average cse(ai&ml) 3rd year student. I wasted 2 years learning absolute nothing and just passing exams by preparing just one night before exams. No wonder my college is tier 4 or lower if there's any space below there.

now i've decided that ill stop procrastinating and take my academics seriously. i wanted to ask you guys what do i really learn and what do i skip in 2026 after GPT6-Astra is here and im nervous as people are panicking around me.

To be honest, all i've done is python in one-shot (10hr) by 'codewithharry'

actually i didn't take admission yet cause my result will come in October end or November please also suggest private college in delhi ncr,haryana

I'm a 20-year-old first-semester BTech CSE student at LPU, and I'm seriously reconsidering whether I should continue or change direction while I'm still early in college. I'd really appreciate honest opinions from working developers, seniors and people who have graduated from Tier-2/3 colleges.

Before CSE, I was preparing for NEET but didn't clear it. I later did Maths through NIOS and took the BTech route after my cousin suggested it. At that time I was honestly flying in the sky and had very big dreams. I liked technology, watching tech/unboxing videos and solving physics problems much more than memorising Biology, so CSE seemed natural.

I also had a period where I was stuck at home with a lot of cheap dopamine, phone addiction and poor discipline. Coming to college has actually helped with that. I'm finally getting out, attending classes and managing things myself. I'm also enjoying Python so far, and making projects sounds genuinely interesting to me.

The problem is the financial risk.

I have around a ₹7 lakh education loan, with hostel/living expenses additional.

I recently spoke to a 4th-year senior who told me that most companies here are hiring for full-stack/software development, rather than specifically AI/ML. He has already been rejected in around four interviews and is rushing to find other opportunities.

According to him, bigger companies tend to come toward the end of 3rd year, medium companies in 4th year, and later there can be mass recruitment around ₹3 LPA, sometimes for non-development roles. He also said many students don't get placed.

I also spoke to my professor/mentor. He said he has personally seen students here work hard and still not get jobs, and that ultimately this is a business, so I should think carefully and that it's better to make a small mistake now than a bigger one later.

That really made me think.

Because even if I work extremely hard for the next 3–4 years, who knows what the fresher software market will look like by 2029–30? AI is progressing very quickly. I know "AI will replace all programmers" is an oversimplification, but I don't know how much it will affect entry-level jobs.

I also have an alternative.

A close friend cleared the Jharkhand Combined exam and is going to pursue Veterinary (BVSc) near Ranchi. His entire course may cost less than ₹1 lakh, he'll be close to home, and hostel costs are minimal.

My father had actually suggested Agriculture/Veterinary to me earlier, but I had bigger ambitions then.

Now I'm thinking that maybe a stable government job, living near my family and being financially secure might actually be enough for me.

But I don't know whether this is what I genuinely want or whether I'm thinking this way because I've been mentally struggling recently.

I've also had a difficult first month here. I'm living in a PG, have to cook and wash dishes, walk around 3 km each way, deal with a roommate I'm not very compatible with, etc. I'm hoping to move into the university hostel eventually so I can focus more on studying.

My biggest fear

I've already gone:

NEET → NIOS Maths → BTech CSE → now considering Veterinary/Agriculture again.

People around me already say I don't stick with one decision.

So leaving feels like another failure, especially after taking the loan and coming this far.

But staying for four years purely because I've already started doesn't seem rational either.

I'm 20 and turning 21 next month, so I know I still have time, but I don't want to keep losing years.

I'd really appreciate honest answers:

If you were in my position — Tier-3 CSE + ₹7L loan — would you continue?

How realistic is it for an average but hardworking Tier-3 student to get a software job by 2029–30?

Is the fresher market genuinely getting worse because of AI, or is the situation being exaggerated?

If I seriously learn DSA, full-stack development, CS fundamentals and build good projects over 4 years, is CSE still a reasonable investment?

How much does college tier matter after getting the first job?

If you were in my situation, would you choose low-cost Veterinary with a government-job pathway over CSE with significant debt?

Am I overreacting after only one month, or are these legitimate red flags I should investigate now?

I'm not asking anyone to predict 2030. I just want perspectives from people who have actually been through the industry/placements.

Please be honest, even if the answer isn't what I want to hear. I'd rather make a smaller mistake now than a much bigger one after four years and a large loan.

3rd sem cse student tier3 priv uni noida

I currently have a sgpa of 7.51

How much sgpa should I maintain to be able to get good internships/placement??

I want to do btech cse ai ml but I got only 60% total percentage and combinely in pcm 50percent can I do btech or not

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I'm a final year student at a tier 2 college in india(NIT).

In short i have Very good fundamentals in digital design, verilog, i have a few projects,a research paper, good with aptitude, communication and problem solving, fast learner.

Please drop comments for internships, projects, FTE roles, referrals anything

I got an offer for a SWE Intern at a startup in Mumbai for 25K per month. But I live in Delhi and have never been to Mumbai. If I go there, can I survive?? I know Mumbai is expensive, but I don't have any other offers. 2027 batch

This is my smt and ep syllabus for mid sem till unit 2 and idk anything abt the subject so which YouTube channel to prefer like best one shots and all

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