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IIT-JEE, NEET-UG, SAT, CLAT, CA, CS Exam Expert - Answered on Jul 02, 2024

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 02, 2024Hindi
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Hello Sir, I just want to confirm that why are you so biased about CSE. I read your many answers in which you are totally favouring CSE over core branches, even suggested to skip first generation IITs. Are you not misguiding students by not revealing tge truth that the placements are very much low in CSE from last two years and even premium institutions are not able to give placements.

Ans: Hi,
I am not biased or misguiding anyone. Everyone wants CSE and I just tell them where it is good. Very few people today prefer core branches & everyone wants CS and allied branches only. Placements have taken a dip since COVID was over, even I am aware of it. Layoffs are going on in IT, but the ones who are good at their job are soaring high.
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Why you are so biased to CSE and suggesting students to choose CSE engineering, students should pursue their career based on their interest and what will happen if all the students are opting for CSE, other branch students will have less intake eventually leads to closing of the department and I know that job opportunities after CSE are better with high pay other any branchs like ECE, EEE, Civil and Mech, Govt should provide job opportunities for core engineering graduates and make an minimum salary level to the IT field and India is a developing country which needs to excell in all fields, not only in IT, we should develop our country by infrastructure, manufacturing, research and development in all fields like processor, micro controller etc., so conclusion is choose the career based on your interest and future goals and developing our country.
Ans: I am suggesting CSE as per my knowledge and experience. It is up to them whether they will take my suggestion or not. I am only trying to help them. This is not a platform for argument. You make a strong point. Choosing a career based on personal interests and future goals is crucial, and diversity in engineering fields is essential for balanced national development. While CSE offers high-paying opportunities, other branches like ECE, EEE, Civil, and Mechanical also play vital roles in infrastructure, manufacturing, and research, which are crucial for a developing country like India. Encouraging a diverse range of engineering disciplines and providing support for core engineering graduates can help ensure balanced growth across various sectors.

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