r/BtechCoders

And explanation should be from scratch beginner friendly easily understandable not like code with Harry 🥲

I have my exams till 24 may
Then I’m free
I need some projects to work on

If someone want custom projects I’m open to that as well

If anyone wants to collaborate for a project open to that too🎀🎀🫠

Hey I don't have much idea but just for knowledge (as I am looking for colleges now) how does lower branch affect your placement and all? Like if you are doing btech from lower branch but also side hustling just like cs students so will you get such placement offers like them?

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I am currently in my 3rd year of college and I feel really anxious about placements and my future. I do not have any internship experience, I have never participated in hackathons, and I was not part of any clubs in college either.

Now I will be moving into 4th year soon and seeing everyone around me with achievements and experience is making me nervous. I feel like I wasted a lot of time and I am scared that it is too late to improve my profile and get a decent job.

Is anyone else in a similar situation or was in this situation before? Is it still realistically possible to build skills, projects, and get a job from this point onward? I would really appreciate honest advice and experiences because I am feeling very lost right now.

So my fy is over and i have approx 50 days holidays left.

I know cpp python and already started DSA in cpp from strivers. Done about 100 questions on codeforces and aprrox 900 rating.

Also tried some html css found it very boring...

What i want to know is i am confused what should i do along with these there are so many tech stacks and ways just confused since start.

My goal- is to get at a good level at the start of 2nd year and look for opportunities.

Can somebody guide what should be my further steps.

I am in 2nd tier clg.

Hey guys,

So I'm a 2nd year B.Tech student (4th sem) and I've been thinking about getting into Data Analysis for a while now. Finally decided to actually start and not just keep postponing it lol.

I want to learn Python from scratch properly. Not just watch random videos here and there but like an actual structured course that doesn't waste my time jumping between topics.

A few things:

Hindi would be preferred honestly, easier to understand concepts deeply

Free only, can't afford paid stuff rn

Certificate doesn't matter to me at all, but if the course offers one then that's a bonus I guess

I want something that will actually take me towards Data Analysis, pandas, NumPy, that kind of stuff, not just stop at basic Python

I'm not looking for the "most popular" one, I'm looking for the one that's actually worth sitting through. If you've done it yourself and felt like it was genuinely useful, please suggest that one.

Any help appreciated 🙏

And also is data science diying/ currently I'm doing dsa in Java and haven't touched to anything yet except frontend development

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how you manage this shit attendance 75% pe exams ke liye eligible how you manage your cgpa studies etc.. me to mid sem exams nhi de paya iske karan merese nhi hota 75% aur medical leave shit kaam nhi ata mereme

Mid sem na dene ke karan 5-6 sgpa max ban sakti iss semester verna back pe back hai meri bas attendance ke karan mkc clg ki

How do you all survive???

Btw mera clg 9 se 4 tak rehta bc

so i basically built issue-pilot, it explores the repo you give it, checks the issues and categorizes them. and also checks the comment history if any issue has been already assigned or not. and then u can accordingly work on the non assigned issue, it was a real problem i faced so i decided to add this to my workflow.

Would love some feedback.

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How to crack internship in 2nd year of BTech CSE?

I am starting my 2nd year soon and want to get a good internship in tech.

Currently learning DSA and web development.

Can seniors guide:

- What skills should I focus on?

- How much DSA is enough?

- Are projects more important or coding questions?

- Best platforms for internships?

- Any mistakes to avoid?

Would really appreciate your advice. Thanks!

Chat i took cse data science over cse core did I take a wrong decision cuz gpt says cse core is better than cse ds (ai ml seats were full)

I’ve solved around 140 DSA leetcode problems and I genuinely enjoy logical problem solving. Recently I started frontend development, but while learning CSS I realized I don’t enjoy UI/UX or design-oriented work.

I’m more interested in logic-heavy or problem-solving-based development rather than designing interfaces.

Could you guide me on: • what career paths fit this interest, • whether I should continue frontend basics anyway, • and what skills I should focus on instead?

Hello everyone I got admission in a tier 3 govt college (Delhi technical campus) and chose data science and now that things are getting serious in college I wanna what are the skills I should develop and things i should focus on which might assist in getting a good job or a nice package of 8-12 lpa

Please tell me In details idk anything and I am ready to work on myself my college will start in a few months and Idk any about cse let alone data science

I will join clg this year. I've decided to go with java.

So,what are the resources and from where to study

Please guide me seniors