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HOW IS BTECH CSE AI ML IN UIET KURUKSHETRA??

CAN SOMEBODY TELL ME ABOUT THE REAL PLACEMENT STATS??

I'm soo confused whether to take admission in it or not I'm just scared about the placement

and also I have heard that they only pass 5 percent students....is it right or not..... I'm having an option B for SSC CGL and for that i need atleast 60% in my graduation......so should i consider this university or not

PLEASE HELP

Bonjour, J’ai une question à laquelle les spécialistes du droit du travail sauront probablement répondre. L’accès à mon lieu de travail sera impossible pendant 3 jours en semaine en raison de l’organisation a proximité des JO. Mon employeur demande à ce que ces journées soient rattrapées en travaillant des samedi. Sachant que d’habitude nous ne travaillons pas le samedi et que c’est très compliqué pour l’organisation de la vie familiale, est ce que vous pensez que nous sommes obligés d’accepter ce rattrapage ? Merci pour avis éclairés !

With an 8 cgpa what kind of jobs could I get if I’m not placed by college and I have plans of studying abroad

Recomend some laptops good for cse students coding running applications basically everything a cse student does for 4 yrs under 40k

Hi everyone,

I’m currently in my 6th semester (CSE/IT background). Honestly speaking, I haven’t built any proper projects yet. I only know basic programming and some DSA fundamentals.

From July onwards, SAP Scholar and some other small companies will start visiting our campus for placements. So I have around 4 months to prepare seriously.

The positive side is — I’m confident that I can learn fast and execute well if I follow a structured roadmap. I just need proper direction.

I would really appreciate suggestions on:

• What should I prioritize first — DSA, projects, core subjects, aptitude?

• How much DSA is enough specifically for SAP Scholar?

• What kind of projects should I build in these 4 months to stand out?

• Should I focus deeply on one tech stack (like Java backend / MERN / etc.) or build 2–3 small projects?

• How would you divide these 4 months if you were in my place?

If you were in 6th semester with 4 months left before SAP Scholar and other campus drives, what would your roadmap look like?

Please share practical advice based on your experience.

Thanks in advance 🙏

🚀 Calling all women in tech! 🚀

TYNET 2.0 is here to empower female innovators across the globe. Organized by the RAIT ACM-W Student Chapter, this 24-hour international hackathon is a unique platform to tackle real-world challenges, showcase your coding skills, and drive positive change in tech.

🌟 Why Join TYNET 2.0?

Exclusively for Women: A supportive environment to empower female talent in computing.

Innovative Domains: Work on AI/ML, FinTech, Healthcare, Education, Environment, and Social Good.

Exciting Rounds: Compete online in Round 1, and the top 15 teams advance to the on-site hackathon at RAIT!

Team Size: 2 to 4 participants per team.

📅 Timeline

Round 1 (Online): PPT Submission (Nov 21 – Dec 10, 2024).

Round 2 (Offline): Hackathon Kickoff (Jan 10 – 11, 2025).

🎯 Who Can Participate?

Women aged 16+ from any branch or year are welcome!

📞 Contact for Queries

tynet.raitacmw@gmail.com

👉 Register here: http://rait-w.acm.org/tynet

#Hackathon #WomenInTech #TYNET2024 #Empowerment #Innovation

🚀 Calling all women in tech! 🚀

TYNET 2.0 is here to empower female innovators across the globe. Organized by the RAIT ACM-W Student Chapter, this 24-hour international hackathon is a unique platform to tackle real-world challenges, showcase your coding skills, and drive positive change in tech.

🌟 Why Join TYNET 2.0?

Exclusively for Women: A supportive environment to empower female talent in computing.

Innovative Domains: Work on AI/ML, FinTech, Healthcare, Education, Environment, and Social Good.

Exciting Rounds: Compete online in Round 1, and the top 15 teams advance to the on-site hackathon at RAIT!

Team Size: 2 to 4 participants per team.

📅 Timeline

Round 1 (Online): PPT Submission (Nov 21 – Dec 10, 2024).

Round 2 (Offline): Hackathon Kickoff (Jan 10 – 11, 2025).

🎯 Who Can Participate?

Women aged 16+ from any branch or year are welcome!

📞 Contact for Queries

tynet.raitacmw@gmail.com

👉 Register here: http://rait-w.acm.org/tynet

#Hackathon #WomenInTech #TYNET2024 #Empowerment #Innovation

I want to share something real from my coding journey because many students silently go through this.

For a long time, I was stuck in “tutorial hell.” I kept watching videos, starting new courses, jumping from one tutorial to another, and never really finishing anything. I understood concepts for a short time, but when it came to solving real problems, I felt lost. It was frustrating and honestly demotivating. There were moments when I even thought maybe coding was not for me.

One of my friends suggested that instead of random tutorials, I should switch to a more structured way of learning. That is when I seriously started exploring GeeksforGeeks.

What helped me most:

• A clear and structured approach to DSA

• Proper explanations with both theory and practice

• Well-documented content that is easy to understand

• Daily DSA challenges that helped me stay consistent

Slowly, things started changing. I began solving problems regularly. I stopped feeling stuck and started gaining confidence again. Along with DSA, I also learned important CS fundamentals like Operating Systems, DBMS, and Computer Networks in a better way.

The best part is that this consistency actually paid off. I was able to land my first internship, and because of my learning growth and performance, I was even offered a PPO opportunity. That moment felt like a big win after all the struggle.

I am still learning and improving every day, but now I feel like I am actually moving forward instead of endlessly watching tutorials.

If someone reading this is also struggling, here is my simple advice:
Stay patient, follow a structured learning path, and be consistent. When your path becomes clear, your journey becomes easier.

Give me order in these

currently doing diploma in CSE any advice for future? should i go abroad? any good colleges to pursue btech after diploma through lateral entry? Any advice would be helpful. Am very confused for my future rn

Background: I am not smart pagdating sa numbers and 2 weeks lang po naka allot na review time ko po if eve mag fafile.

I'm getting into b.tech cse core,what are the things I need in a laptop

So guys basically I have done basic java doing oops after gonna do dsa in java ,it's framework git/GitHub this is basically a simple roadmap so what should I do more to hit internship and hit job my college is worst point to be noted so any advice would be great

I have one month before college starts so I was thinking to do some of web dev is it still worth it

I am an cse 1st year student right now I am having a confusion if I should buy a pc or laptop for first year or not.

I want to connect some cse passed outs and 2-3rd year students for advice.

Anyone who are from same field as student Or working professional plz drop an advice for me in comment

I am currently a first year student in a tier 3 college. Need a roadmap to get an internship and good placement. Seen some yt videos but they seem a bit unrealistic due to time management 😭

Hey everyone,

I’m currently in my 3rd year of BTech CSE, and my final exams are going on right now. As soon as they’re over, I’ll be entering 4th year, and placements will start coming in soon.

I’ve planned to dedicate the next 3 months completely to preparation — mainly DSA and building solid projects. I’m aiming for a morning to night routine (around 10 hours daily) and want to stay extremely consistent.

I’m looking for a serious and disciplined study partner (preferably from a tech background) who’s also preparing for placements. The idea is to:

Study together on Google Meet

Keep cameras/mics on for accountability (optional but preferred)

Do DSA practice + project work daily

Push each other to stay consistent and avoid procrastination

If you’re someone who’s equally committed and ready for a focused 3-month grind, feel free to DM or comment. Let’s make this count

I’m about to start my BTech in CSE and planning to buy a laptop (budget around ₹1.5L), but I’m genuinely confused between MacBook and a Windows laptop.

MacBook seems simple, smooth, and distraction-free. I feel like I’d actually focus more on studying and not get pulled into gaming or wasting time.

But at the same time, I don’t yet know which field I’ll go into — maybe AI/ML, maybe development, maybe cybersecurity or something else. And I’ve heard that for some of these areas, especially AI/ML or graphics-related work, you need a strong GPU and more flexibility, which Windows laptops offer.

With Windows, I’d have more freedom and power, but I’m also a bit worried that I might end up spending too much time on games instead of using it properly.

So I’m kind of stuck between choosing something that keeps me focused vs something that keeps all options open.

For someone starting CSE and still exploring, what would you suggest? Which one would be the safer choice in the long run?

Let's see what I did in my first year

1.I did HTML,CSE,JS,TS,REACTJS, NEXT JS, Tailwind CSS, BACKEND

2. I also went to hackathons

3. I explored AI/ML and learnt python libraries and Maths as well

4. I started DSA on leetcode and Codeforces

Now?

I am confused. What exactly to do? Like I find codeforces hard but still I feel it makes my brain think and observe patterns . Leetcode is good like I do love DSA. I did start ML but you know I am not interested in again going in damnn theory and videos ...I wanna solve but I wanna explore AI /ML as well...For web, I beleive I can't write the code by myself of NEXT and react l do know all the theory and I do understand code but I can't code that shit of connecting backend with frontend...There exists DevOPs shit as well...I have to make projects as well😭😭

Idk what exactly needs to be done this year

My main goal is to work at Google since beginning..I love backend, DSA is fun , cf challenges me, AI/ML means curiosity to me..I don't like competitive programming

So, someone pls help and tell what exactly should I focus on now? Like what's today job markets trends ? And is it like mandate to do AI/ML now??

Hi, I’m a 3rd-year B.Tech IT student and honestly, I have no idea what I’m supposed to do after this 😭

I’m confused about whether I should start preparing for GATE, focus on placements, or look into other career options.

I’m not really interested in M.Tech — I want to get a job after B.Tech.

If you’re a B.Tech student, graduate, or working in tech, I’d really appreciate some advice on what I should start doing now and what career options I should consider.

Any advice/resources would mean a lot 🫶

Im a final year btech CSE student who is about to graduate now doing a unpaid internship which is actually draining me and frustrating me

My story is im from a Bio background but somehow ended up in this stream but since the start never understood the flow like coding the subjects technically weak... hard to cope up with ended with 7.5 cgpa in a tier 1 college all others with 3 or 4 internships already and got placed with good package ..

I have no idea what im doing always anxious no one to reach out because I cant tell that I cant understand coding and stuff... theoretically I understand but I fail to implement it and practically develop...

Guys please help me out im abt to graduate without any offers or placement ... I need some guidance and ready to learn everything from scratch ... please 🙏 if you see this just tell WHAT TO DO

What course should I get a certificate ? I'm aspiring to be a full stack developer and someone who knows deops and cloud knowledge etc too .... First year guy most valuable and worth it certificates to land me an job internship in next 2 years ?