u/Calm-Bluejay1692

Many shifting to ECE and CSE cutoffs are lineant compared to last year, and ECE cutoffs are way harder, let alone ECE man, even EIE and EVL in VNR and CBIT, it opened at 3k rank, which gets you CSE allied in top clgs if you have a decent reservation

To justify this peer pressure (or whatever it is) everyone is saying " I am allergic to IT, I wanna escape the rat race" Bro you are joining another one

Wait till you realize RTL, digital design, EDA and sometimes even Embedded systems require basic IT stuff like programming languages

Did y'all just come after seeing a random unc on YT shorts saying "CSE is dead, VLSI is the new future, Take ECE" ? (People are even taking EEE🥲🥲....EEE isn't a direct path to VLSI/semiconducters, it leads there but a detour, you learn alot of stuff which isn't useful) there are subjects related to microelectronics but many low tier unis don't even teach them well

Why man??... Explore and take whatever you are interested in, not whatever is the trend....

Oka 2-3 years back AI, AI ani ila ne start chesaru

"i wOnlY wAnNt ai, nOt iNtEreStEd in aNytHiNg else" Bro didn't even know how to write a proper promt in chatGPT back then

I believe similar things are happening with VLSI rn, People are stepping in without even realizing how deep the ocean is..

I am no one to assume things just talked about general stuff as I yap alot

Parichayalu penchukundamandi 🤧

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Cuz

He/she has low karma

"My category has messed up and random cut offs

So can't depend on last year cut offs

Interested in CS related branches, Decent placements, also need a bit of freedom to explore and have time to develop skills and I might also prepare for GATE later

What should be my preference order?

I am getting Allied CSE and IT in top clgs like VNR, CBIT

Might get Allied or core CS in KMIT, narayanamma, GRIET

Core in CVR and other similar tier colleges

I am sorry I am not comfortable sharing my rank and category... It's no use anyway because it's all random "

While paying the processing fee and booking slot, there was a typo,

I entered the wrong mobile number

What consequences can I face?

I called the helpdesk, they said

Visit your HLC on the booked date and time

They'll correct it,

but that didn't seem promising to me and on top of that, my slot is on the last day, if there's any issue, there won't be a 2nd chance

I have another option, visiting the convenor office tomorrow 22nd June, the address is given in website...

And get guidance/change the number if possible

What am I supposed to do? Wait till my slot or go tomorrow or anything else??

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First of all, stop asking which has better future....

Bro every field has a future there are people who make 7 digits in pharma companies after doing chemical engineering, because they were interested in that field

There are also people who are stuck on 3-5LPA since a decade in TCS, Infosys etc, because they were never interested, they took CSE because some dumbahh said "CSE teesko mast scope untadi"

Do whatever you are interested in, it boils my blood when I see people ask "which has more scope"...

Bro do whatever you like, not whatever pays more, if you do CS without having an interest in it, you won't earn a penny

It's your fault (somewhat your parents' too) if you don't know what you are interested in, all you did was glued to phone playing video games or mugging up theory in books, you never explored the world,

It's not too late...

Explore now, try learning things like python, see if you are interested in it, if you find it interesting go ahead take CS

Try learning semiconductor chapter, to JEE advanced level, if you can do it or you find it interesting, go ahead and take ECE

Don't be a sheep which goes wherever others go

And coming to the main topic, I wanted to share the info I gathered from seniors, friends and other people... It might help some people

ECE vs CSE:

CSE is about giving the instructions to the computer to do a job

Imagine you have a robot

You can't just say go clean my room, you have to give it step by step instructions

Go near door, open door, pick broom, sweep, pick up wrapper, throw in bin, pick up paper, throw in bin, stack the covers...

Like this..

But computer doesn't speak our language, it speaks it's own language, we have to learn it, we call it "Code"

If you wanna open a video player snd select a specific movie and play, you do it normally

But in your phone alot of operations go on in the background,

from android import activity

This is the code u need to open mx player app on your phone (Chat GPT, GG)

launch_app("com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad")

There's another code for selecting a specific video

And it goes on, computer doesn't do anything on its own, you have to make it do, even a small step, that's coding....

We just talked about small works like opening apps

Which needed that one line of code

The world is big, you need longer codes, for running websites, you talk to that computer, give commands get your work done, that's CSE

ECE:

A CS engineer mostly works on the software:

"When X is pressed, jump."

An ECE engineer wonders:

"How does the button press even reach the console?"

They work on chips, circuits, signals....

In CSE, it's like you give order, robot follows orders

In ECE, the work is done on "how the order is sent" The chip on your keyboard, connected to the motherboard

They build that motherboard which accept those orders giving by a CS guy

You must have learned semiconductors chapter in 12th a big part of ECE in a update to that chapter, it was just the intro

ECE vs CSE:

CSE is giving orders to that robot, ECE in building the chipset(brain) of the robot, making it capable of accepting orders

And "atu software, itu hardware" Myth...

It's gonna be hella difficult...

Only minimum part of the ECE part is coding, and they don't learn it to do coding, they learn in a different scope which helps them build chipsets, sensors...

It's a lot more difficult than CS, it requires alot more maths than CS...

If you are sure about CSE, try to go with CSE,

Core subjects are hella difficult, and useless for you if you wanna go to software side, stop listening to those 10th fail dumbahh unkils who think you can go to software side after ECE, you can because ECE talks about how a computer works, that helps in understand the background of coding, but is that needed? No

You don't need to learn electrical stuff to do AI/ML projects...

You don't need to learn complex stuff like analog design to code

You would be doing EMFT, signal processing(ECE) and complex DSA the same time, you'll question your life choices then, this will be in third year ig, while doing all this you'll be preparing for interviews as well, no normal human can ace them all, you have to be a genius and I don't think a genius would be lurking in eamcet clgs(there are always exceptions tho)...

(ECE peeps won't deny this lol)

Dont be a sheep, and fall in a rat race, you did this once in intermediate by taking MPC, don't do the same mistake again, learn about what your interested in, do that, you might or might not earn big as CS guys, but at least you'll be happy, and if you take CSE without knowing it and found out later that this isn't for you,... it's gonna be very difficult to pick urself up from that position, if you don't work like a machine you'll be done for

If you are interested in getting into software by doing ECE, be clear, don't be in the mindset of "atu software itu hardware",etu kaankunda potav, be clear, understand ECE, see you can atleast score decent CG...

Because if you mess up ur CGPA, you won't be allowed to sit in placements even if you solve 2k leetcode problems

I can say all this because my overthinking AHH spent months thinking about which branch (while i should have been preparing for jee lol, but nvm) I realized ET, electrical tech (vlsi, signals and all that) has my interest...

So I spent hours understanding subjects in ECE, EEE, etc.... That's how I know some shit, but I might be wrong too....

All i wanna say is, don't fall into another rat race like JEE

Thank you.

People need to understand, treating people, being friends with is different from dating,

I don't mind being friends with a person (irrespective of gender) as long as they do something very unethical/very illegal such as cheating on their loyal partner, or is involved in some big crime

Idc if he/she has a body count of 100, drinks and smokes, that's their choice of life, I am not dating them, I am being friends with them, if we vibe, they are good to me and I feel safe around them, idc about personal stuff, we are friends....

Even if we aren't friends and don't vibe, as long as they didn't do anything wrong, I have no right to judge them, call them names, bully them for that

But when it comes to dating, it's not the same as being friends, I would never date someone who's actively involved in hook ups, drinks like a maniac.... Just a NO... That doesn't mean I disrespect them, or hate them... I just can't accept them as my partner

And same goes for looks...

It's not about me, about others (I am ugly myself,I don't think I can have standards when it comes to looks😅)

But yeah if someone's good looking(even if they aren't) they have the right to reject someone cuz they don't find them attractive enough for them, they have to do it respectfully tho...

Same goes for financial status, fitness, disabilities etc etc

People need to understand, rejecting doesn't mean disrespecting And people shouldn't have double standards either

Having Standards regarding past, financial status, looks isn't misandry or misogyny...

During jee 11thies compare IITB CSE and IITD CSE

Waise GATE aspirants nhi karte kya?

Ab baat ched hi di toh bata do, IITB ya IISc for Mtech in VLSI/embedded 😈😋😍🥰

Translation:

11th class students compare IITB and IITD as if they are getting it...

Do GATE aspirants in their early stages of prep do the same? Like "IITB Mtech or IISc mtech?"

Delulu express 😋😋

Shitpost btw, mod zi ban mat karna...

First of all, it's not even an opinion, it's a fact

"All eamcet clgs are tier 3 nationally, if you consider value, exposure JNTUH might be low tier 2 at best"

Everyone agrees on it

Now it's the time of counselling...

There's a thing called relative comparison, we'll call JNTUH, CBIT, VNR etc Tier 1,...

CVR, MVSR etc tier 2...

So on

Tier 1,not nationally but in the pool of colleges available to us, which is sadly eamcet clgs

A guy asked on reddit if he gets tier 2 in phase 1, can he keep it safe and try for tier 1

We all understand the question right

Why can't we just answer

People in the comments say "it's all tier 3" 🤡

Imagine being in his/her place... Asked a genuine doubt, and in the comments people are shaming eamcet clgs but his question isn't getting answered...

I was talking to a friend on ig group, I said "I might get core courses in tier 1 eamcet clgs" Exact same words

A dumbahh shows up outta nowhere says

"aLl eMcEt cOllEgs ArE TiEr 69 bRo hA hA hA 🤡"

That was a serious convo about clg choices, we both were sad for messing up eapcet, thankfully that was online, I would have ended up in jail if he was in front of me...

I am tired of listening to that, the thing I know...

That's not cool, that's childish

I AM A BIG FAT LOOSER, I FAILED JEE, BITSAT, CAN'T AFFORD MIT, VIT... Many of us are in similar situations

And please understand the term "relative comparison"

A richa*s guy going to Amity, Noida said "actual tier 1 guys feel bad when you say CBIT is tier 1"

You act like it's the official terms engraved in the Constitution, "IITs are tier 1, NITs are tier 2, rest are Tier 3"

We can change the terms to make people understand

I wanna say to that bich, tier 1 peeps are wise enough to understand relative comparison, and the convo I mentioned, an IIT BHU guy was involved in that, I don't think he felt bad...

By that logic

Even IITs are tier 3 internationally

MIT peeps might feel offended when you say IITs which barely gives you a pay of 20000$ , barely any good research, located in an underdeveloped country, (many IITs are located in rural/sub urban areas too btw) they are tier 1? Nahh bro barely tier 2.5 at best, MIT, Yale, Stanford etc exist you know

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An online therapist recommended journaling...

I thought instead of doing it on a note book

I should do it on reddit, or maybe insta...

I am all lonely, maybe with this I will get to interact with

people, and they'll have opinions on my thoughts, I am ready for negativity too

Need your advises on this

Where should I post? Which sub? Insta or reddit

I will make another account if its insta

share with people I trust and be anonymous on insta

If reddit, this account but which sub?

And also an advice on if I should do it or not...

I am from Hyderabad, India

I wanna interact with Indian audience btw