1. Join a software programme First, enroll in a software development degree programme. Most software development programmes begin with foundational classes to teach common coding languages and fundamental programming abilities, followed by more advanced courses to prepare you for entry-level employment in software development. IT experience may help with course content. IT support workers wishing to transfer from help desk to software development may take up core IT issues quicker. Most software engineer jobs need a bachelor's degree. Some students opt for an associate's degree in software development. This option lets you pursue entry-level IT positions while earning your bachelor's degree.

2. Internships Internships let you get practical experience and apply classroom skills. They can also assist you find your first post-college job. Many ambitious software engineers do internships to get entry-level positions. Internships might help you decide which company to work for after college. Software engineers may work in a range of sectors and corporate environments, such as healthcare, finance, and marketing.

3. Specialize Software developers specialise on apps or systems software. Applications software comprises word processors, gaming, and other tasks. File management tools, system utilities, and debuggers are part of computer systems software. User seldom interacts with software. A bachelor's degree in software development prepares you for any speciality, and internships may help you decide. Both demand creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking.

4. Get certs A software development degree prepares you for industry certifications like Oracle Certified Java Programmer or Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer, which are useful for entry-level applicants. These qualifications may boost your software development career and open up more specialised jobs.

5. Study Software engineers may become IT project managers and control software development with expertise. Advancement may need a master's degree. An MBA in Technology Management may help software professionals boost their careers.

Hello student,

All the engineering branches that you have mentioned are required for building and developing successful robots. Each branch have their own unique role in the robotics industry such as programming is done by CSE engineers, hardware and embedded programming by ECE engineers, the mechanical components by Mech engineers and the wires and the connections done by the Electrical engineers. Now it depends on you inclination towards the various subjects and aspects of the different branches. However, I still recommend you to not take electrical engineering as it has the least preference in the robotics industry.

I hope this helps, All the Best!

Software Engineer or Software Analyst or maybe Technical Architect is just a Profile in the Software Companies. After pursuing BCA-MCA, though not an Engineer, you may still work in similar profiles in Software Development or Software Engineering Domains, having a strong experience. Software Engineer and Software Developer terms are mostly Interchangeable.

You can do B tech Bio technology which is soon going to have a boon in India

Hello,

after completing your betch you can specialise in weapons engineering as it can only be done in post graduation level

you have several option like

• Join DRDO through GATE
• join Indian defense technical wing , through technical entry

Best colleges in India to study weapon engineering

• Defense Institute of Advanced Technology, Pune
• College of Military Engineering, Pune

Best colleges in the world to study weapon engineering

• United States Naval Academy, USA
• United States Military Academy
• Naval Postgraduate School,
• Cranfield Defense and Security

Hope this helps you

best wishes for your future

Hello,

The Electronics and Communication Engineering graduates deals with design,develop, evaluation, testing, research of electronic components. They also play major role in manufacturing communication broadcast systems. The role and work also depends on their job title and Company they work in.

Best job titles for Electronics and Communication Engineering graduates are listed below.

• System Engineer
• Electronics Engineer
• Software Analyst
• Electronics Design & Development Engineer
• Field Test Engineer
• Network Planning Engineer
• Customer Support Engineer
• Technical Director
• Senior Sales Manager

The average salary offered is Rs. 3.5 Lakhs per annum to Rs. 6.5 Lakhs per annum. The top Recruiters are Infosys, IBM, Wipro, Accenture, HP, Wipro, Cognizant, etc.

For more information about Electronics Engineering subjects, course, career, scope, job, salary, etc go through below mentioned link.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/electronics-and-communication-engineering-course

May this information was helpful.

Best of Luck!!

Hello,

You can go for certificate or diploma courses in online modes such as offered by coursera, edX, Udemy to name a few, other than this there are many institutes which offer such short term courses for video editing such as FTTI Pune, Whistling Woods International Mumbai, National Institute of Film and Fine Arts, Film and Television Institute of Hyderabad, Government Film and Television Institute Bangalore to name a few, explore more detailed information about Video Editing Course at https://dqxeclau.top/courses/video-editing-course

Hello,

You can obviously go for M.tech in aerospace engineering after a B.tech in CSE, infact there will be a lot of growth considering you will hail from a software background and space technology nowadays is advancing on a global level which requires sharp skills and a good hand at coding, data structures and algorithm.

If you are interested in research domains as you mentioned you can aim for IISc as it is the best institute for research in the country and around the world and has also featured in QS and NIRF rankings.

GATE with a under 200 rank(GEN) can fetch you desired branch in IISc and you will have an assured and accelerated career growth there.

Good Luck, Hope it helps!!

hi,

see you should take engineering only if you have a interest for technology, has interest for subjects like mathematics, physics. this horoscope reading actually dont help in real life situation. if you are not good at maths and physics you would face difficulty in engineering studies. so study sincerely and prepare for the examinations as well.

hope you understand.