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I want suggestion from you guys for 3 rd year BE student. Who has free time of 1 month.

What to learn?

What to build?

Skills, languages, anything......

Which would be better currently really confused what to do want to land in tech jobs nd don't want to go with eee at nit sikkiim bcz I feel that it's studies would be really tough and will be hard to get placed or search and off campus jobs

So guys I'm going to start my BTECH in IT branch from a tier 3 govt. college. What should i do from the very beginning of the course . I also have some spare time before the college starts i have like 1 month. So give me a complete roadmap what should i do , which youtube channels should i follow, and how to be ahead of most of the people in my college atleast and the skills that will help me to get a decent job in the future. Helpppp..😭

I was wondering about it for a long time. I have also asked about it to people but they say ias is the best job in india. But that software engineer, won't he be earning in crores in india by the time he retires. If he lives in indian as an iitian won't be be able to buy real estate and lives comfortably. Driving luxurious cars etc. an ias cannot buy bmw with white money but an engineer can

And also what's the maximum salary a software engineer can earn in india.

i 16F, want to get a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering/chemical engineering, and later a phd in environmental engineering (hopefully abroad and maybe with a master’s in environmental engineering as well, although i dont know if it’s possible). But my parents are against it, for reasons that r not clear to me (and i dont wanna ask them cuz itll piss them off). They may be against it as they might want me to earn as soon as possible. or because the age i want to get a phd also just so happens to be the age they want me to be married. Or because they arent the most financially stable rn and prolly wont be in the near future either (they can afford to send me to grad school tho). but i am adamant on getting a phd. if i do get a phd, ill be the first in my family to have one.

i have done my research (through youtube videos and gpt), although minimal, and learned that environmental engineering is truly my passion. but, i also want to be realistic because environmental engineers r not rlly in demand in india, which is why ive chosen to get a bachelor’s in mechanical/chemical first.

ik that if im financially dependent on my parents and they dont want me getting a phd, itll be roughly impossible for me to go against their wishes. (According to gemini, for my entire time abroad to get a phd, it’ll cost a total of approx 3L IFFF i get into the top engineering colleges in the states, unlikely tbh) so im hoping i can get a job (hopefully remote) and manage it with my college work as well during my time of getting a bachelors.

tldr: im 16F and want to know how to get a phd (in environmental engineering) even tho my parents are against it.

what i want to know is 3 things-

1. is this even realistic? even if do get a job, will it cover the expenses of my phd program (either abroad or in india)?
2. which of the 2 degrees should i get ? mech. or chemical? (For bachelor’s)
3. Is it possible to handle a job while also being in college? If so, what job is ideal for me?

p.s. this was posted in the twenties india sub as well

Which branch should I choose I love physics and mathematics.i got 98 percentile in physics and 91 in mathematics.which have more options under gate .drdo.isro.

Can I study Eee

I worked as a frontend engineer before. The market is so brutal right now. Any tips on what's working for you folks right now?

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Guys do you think a core branch (environmental)student at a reputable college like bits pilani get into tech job if he learn coding by himself and get a good package

Hi everyone,

I'm a recent EEE graduate from Tamil Nadu and I've been trying to start my career in Embedded Systems/Firmware in Chennai.

Over the past few months, I've worked hard to build my skills. I've learned Embedded C, Arduino, basic STM32, KiCad PCB design, and I'm currently learning Embedded Linux. I also completed embedded-related projects, built a portfolio, and attended interviews.

Despite all this, I still haven't received an offer. Some interviews went well, while in others I realized my knowledge wasn't deep enough, so I've continued learning and improving.

At this point, I'm starting to wonder if I'm missing something.

Hello, I am a 12th-grade gulf student currently preparing for the JEE at the ALLEN Institute. During a recent mentoring session, I noticed that while most of my peers plan to pursue mainstream branches like CSE, Electrical, and Mechanical, I was the only one interested in Chemical Engineering. This has made me question my choice. My target college is NIT trichy or NIT Calicut and I am confident in my ability to clear the required cutoff. Furthermore, I am fully prepared to study seriously and handle the academic rigor of the branch, even if it is challenging, as my ultimate career objective is to secure a job in the Gulf or anywhere abroad . However, given the complete lack of interest from my peers, I am facing a dilemma about whether Chemical Engineering remains a viable, rewarding career path or if I should reconsider my preferences. I would appreciate your guidance on this. Thanks!

I don't mind however hard the major is.

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My long-term goal has always been to pursue a PhD, and I have an opportunity to join a PhD program at one of the top IITs. At the same time, I've interviewed with an R&D startup, and if I get an offer, I'll have to choose between the two.

I don't mind hard work or constructive criticism, but I do value good mentorship and an environment where I can openly discuss research problems.

Has anyone here faced a similar choice? Would you go for the PhD directly or gain R&D experience first and pursue a PhD later?

I have choices from ECE, EE, Chemical, Mech and Civil.

I would like to work in govt jobs(PSUs)

Is it feasible for me to choose civil or mech? I am not that physically strong. Are females welcomed in these departments?