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Can I change my major from ECE to CSE in second year?

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Question by Arun on Jun 28, 2024Hindi

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Sir, My son doing 2nd year ECE from UIET Panjab university and now got CSE UIET panjab university . Can he move with CSE in first year . Request solicite . Arun Thakur

Ans: Arun Sir, moving 1-year back NOT advisable though getting CSE. It is advisable to continue with his 2nd Year ECE & to start upgrading his skills with additional CERTIFICATIONS in Software etc. from Internshala, NPTEL, Coursera, LinkedIn etc. and / or any other platforms recommended by his college Faculties, to get placed either on-campus of off-campus. All the BEST for your Son's Bright Future.

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