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If you want to become Software engineer, you can choose either degree or diploma courses.

Degree courses :

• B.Tech in CSE ( It covers coding, algorithms, AI, software engineering, and system design. Most valued by top companies.)
• BCA ( It gives a good base in programming and software development.)

Diploma courses :

• Diploma in Software Engineering :  It’s a 3-year course that teaches practical skills like coding, building websites, and managing databases and perfect if you want to start working quickly.

Hi! If you want to become a software engineer quickly, a diploma alone may not be enough. You can start with a diploma or certification in programming, but focus on learning languages like Python, Java, or C++, along with web development and databases. Short term coding bootcamps, online courses, and internships will also help you gain practical skills. Later, doing a B.Tech or B.Sc. in Computer Science or IT will give you stronger career growth.

Hello,

Yes, you can.

Maths helps in coding, but it is not always compulsory. Many areas like web development, app development, and software testing need only basic maths. For advanced fields like data science, AI, or graphics, more maths is needed.

So, you can become a software engineer even without strong maths, but having some basic knowledge will make learning easier.

Hope it helps !

Hi dear candidate,

Either of the options are good, one provides you the skills that are trending in the IT industry and one provides you strong foundation in EEE.

NMAMIT (EEE) is a reputed institution with good potential for jobs in PSUs.

Sahyadri (CSE or AI/ML) provides you the degree with ongoing market trend that also provides much exposure to good placements that are high in demand.

You may look for Sahyadri College with CSE as you should consider it's post benefits as per the trends of market if a reputed college does not matter to you.

At the end, everything matters on your interest so you may look at any of them from our side you may look for CSE in Sahyadri.

HOPE THIS HELPS...

Hello,

The JSJ Institute appears to be a private training institute focusing on hardware, networking, and software skills. While private institutes can offer good training, it’s very important to check their credibility before enrolling. You should visit the institute personally, ask about their syllabus, trainers’ qualifications, placement support, and see if they provide any industry-recognized certifications like Cisco (CCNA), Microsoft, or CompTIA. Also, try to speak with past students to know about their experience and job outcomes. Since hardware and networking skills are practical in nature, ensure they have proper lab facilities. Compare their fees and curriculum with other well-known institutes like Jetking, NIIT, or government-run ITIs. This will help you make a safer and more informed decision.

Thank you,