What are the career opportunities after studying computer science engineering?

IT sector in India has plenty of jobs for fresh computer science  graduates. Candidates from top notch engineering colleges however get  attractive job offers from MNC IT companies in comparison to not so  known engineering colleges. Additionally, candidates with high  percentage of mark and good communication skills as well as sound  computer knowledge do not face problem in getting a job whether they are  from a reputed engineering college or not. Computer engineers can get  jobs in non-IT companies like universities, research, private and public  industries, government departments, business organisations, commercial  organisations and the manufacturing sector, etc. Besides the Computer Engineers have plenty of options to work in IT  companies in departments such as design, development, assembly,  manufacture and maintenance, etc. Working as programmer, web developer,  and E- commerce specialist with telecommunications companies, automotive  companies, aerospace companies, etc. can be a lucrative career option  as well. Moreover, numerous national and multi-national computer  manufacturing companies, computer hardware system design and development  companies, computer networking companies, software development  companies, etc. require computer professionals in large numbers.

The fact that you do not love coding will prove to be a stumbling block for you if you either want to take up a job in the IT sector or decide to take up the GATE. If you are interested in taking up the Civils you can always do that as there is not much of a correlation between it and your grades. However remember the fact that Civils is always going to be the toughest nut to crack. Now coming to fact that you do not love coding, if you are talking about coding in relation with your degree then do not worry my friend, real coding will be a level apart from what to do in your college. If you are OK with algorithms and are inclined towards mathematics then you will surely love to code, it just may be the case of classical misunderstanding in your case. As you are only in your 4th Semesters you have got time, not many realize their true worth until after they reach their 3rd Years so think about it !!

CSE is a very vast and popular branch therefore, there are many career opportunities for students of CSE. One can go for Programming, Designing, Networking etc some people believe that CSE is only about programming so they can’t do anything afterwards. But it is a myth apart from programming one can go designing, networking, database administration etc. Good universities like CV Raman, Anna University, Lovely Professional University prepare their students in programming, designing, networking etc.

This is the common Question of an every Engineering student in these days. According to me maximum number of students will try for Campus interviews except very few. But even Engineering students are also having bright future in different fields. I know some of the pathways where an Engineering student can easily survive. They are1.Continue with further studies with M.tech2.Join MBA3.Try for an Internship 4.Join civil services 5.Go abroad for further education6.Think about the Army7. Be a tutor8.Start your own BusinessI think these are the better career opportunities after studying Engineering.

Whatever anyone would say to you, i completely cannot deny from the fact that your academics grades are poor, not very poor, and so you can work upon yourself to improve your performance. I can assure you it will surely help you in the long run. And you start having some goals for yourself, it's high time that you need to realise this. Rest, it depends on you. All the best.

The easiest option is to take the first job that is offered to you. If you are in India then it happens to be the first job out of campus and that is with a big MNC. There is not much happening at the entry level in those companies. But if you really like to kick-start your career then find a startup where the work is challenging and where you can grow with the company. This may not be profitable in the short term. But in long run your experience will be valued here. Good Luck.

Its just your 4th Sem. Coding is just a skill you still have time to improve if you want. Maybe you are not happy because of the type of education you might be getting is not suited for you. There are lot of online resources. If you like problem solving you will definitely like coding. Go through lectures from standard universities in subjects which you feel you are not good at. You might feel different about them after going through them. I have a personal experience of the same. It is just the 4th sem, utilize your time to find your interest,

They architect or repair any system that contains or involves a computer on a hardware level.  That is if they are practicing what they have been trained for.  Otherwise, they could be doing anything else from painting to landscaping.

Hi there, just go ahead you dont have to worry at all about the scope and career prospects of Computer science engineering. Computer engineers though are mostly involved in IT industries, they are gaining more demand in other industries like bank, airlines, public utilities, manufacturing sector etc., as these industry are becoming more technology oriented and computerised. Moreover, good universities like UTM are coming up more specialised courses in CS streams like B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering with specialization in Cloud Computing & Virtualization Technology and B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering with specialization in Oil & Gas Informatics which open multiple opportunities in Oil and gas sector and various aspects of cloud.