I have done my diploma in CS but no coding experience and now i am confused that should i try for government exam (as i have interest in govt. sector) or start doing my B.Tech in CS ? But at the same time i am afraid that what if i dont get any govt. job and then I'll left with no govt job and no coding experience as i had invested my whole 3yrs time for the govt. exam preparation. Please guide me i am so baffled at the age of 19.

Ans: Hi
After completing Civil Engg, why you start computer coding is unable to understand. Those who aim for a job, start the preparation from 1st year itself. But you are too late. With the preparation of Govt Job Examinations, it would be better for you to join any company or firm which employs civil engineers for their projects. Your earning and learning will go simultaneously.
Don't sit at home only for the preparation of Govt job.
Discard the idea of learning coding etc related to computers. Rather learn some readymade software use from a civil engineering point of view. Some of them are Auto-CAD, Prima-Vera, STADD-pro, 3D-Max and many more.

You can register your name with Govt PWD Dept to work as a contractor also,

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Ans: Hello

Please note carrer is like a marathon and not sprint...It will have it ups and downs.

Suggest you have mentors whom you can interact with and seek guidance.

Be kind and patient with yourself.

Also explore hobbies and interests outside of work.

All the best.

Ans: Donot become frustrated. You have to hard work and dedication to get govt. job

Ans: Kamaldeep, I fully empathise with your predicament, happens to all successful people in studies, job. I encourage you to believe in yourself and aspire to be among the best in the field of coding. God made every human to be successful, and you too are among them. Put in all the commitment, effort and dedication to follow the path you have chosen. Count your blessings that despite no interest in coding you earned a CSE degree. There are a set of tools today like 'CodeChef' that let you challenge your mind and improve your coding skills.

Assume that you on a path of no return--because use the confidence with which you hope to crack GATE, get admission in MTech to master coding. If you follow the current path with dedication I can assure you that you will come back to me in a few months that you are doing well in a job with lots of passion for coding.