can a commerce student become a software engineer?

No, you're not eligible for software engineering as you didn't opt for science stream in HSC.

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No, you can't become a software engineer after being a commerce student. So this is not a career option for you if you are a commerce student, so try something else. Or do your +2 again with Science stream.

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No, you must be opt for PCM to become a software engineer.

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Yes, a commerce student can become a software engineer. While a background in computer Science or engineering can be helpful in pursuing a career in software engineering, it is not a requirement. In fact, many successful software engineers come from diverse academic backgrounds. If you are a commerce student interested in becoming a software engineer, there are several paths you can take. Here are a few options: Pursue a degree in computer Science or software engineering: You can consider enrolling in a Bachelor's degree programme in computer Science or software engineering. While this may require additional coursework to meet the prerequisites for the programme, it can provide you with a strong foundation in programming, algorithms, and data structures, among other topics. Pursue a certification programme: You can also consider enrolling in a certification programme that provides training in specific programming languages, tools, and technologies. These programs are typically shorter in duration than a degree programme and can provide you with the skills needed to start a career in software engineering. Self-learning: With the wealth of information available online, you can also teach yourself programming languages and software development skills. There are numerous online resources such as YouTube tutorials, coding bootcamps, and online courses that can provide you with the skills needed to become a software engineer. It's important to note that becoming a software engineer requires dedication and hard work, regardless of your academic background. It's essential to develop a strong foundation in programming, algorithms, and data structures, as well as to keep up with the latest technologies and trends in the industry.

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Yes, of course you can become a software engineer even after studying commerce.

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Hi, No, for pursuing engineering, one should have PCM/PCB, as his or her subject in 10+2. Hope it helps. Thank you.

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Engineering in any discipline requires PCM in 12th. For becoming a software engineer you need PCM with preferably Computer subject. So a commerce student can not become a software engineer. You will have to reappear for 12th Exams with these subjects which will take two years amd then opt for B.Tech which will take 4 years totalling 6 years. Or You can opt for 3 year Diploma in IT or CS from state technical board and then apply for lateral entry in B.Tech CS IInd year. Which will also be 6 years long.

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No, all stream students can become a software engineer.

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How is this possible? According to me, you must opt for the Science field after your 10th.

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Well, I won't say no but it will take a few extra years from your life. First, you have to take admission in Diploma course by Polytechnic then through lateral entry, you can go for B.Tech and after passing out, you can surely be a software engineer. This may fulfill your question. Thank you.

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