I want to make my career in cyber security. Is it okay to do BTech with Computer Science?

Practically all ethical hacking programs require students to have a Bachelor's degree in computer Science or a closely related field. Those who are well-versed in OSs, networks, and databases are an exception to the norm. Many prestigious universities offer PGP programs, too. Companies of all sizes are starting to realize the need of filling their ranks with people with these skills. Because of this, more classes in this area may be taken. As a result of the current state of affairs, several institutions, like Udemy, Coursera, Amity Online, and the National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT), are providing online Cyber Security Programs. I'd want to use NIIT because of their excellent reputation in the area. They provide modern instruction that is applicable to the labor market as it is right now. Those who successfully complete the most prestigious CTCs in the field are almost guaranteed employment. If I didn't have to spend time looking for work, I'd have more energy to pursue my other interests.

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Yes. But over you have to focus on your skills which you will not get in collegesyou have to do it by your self.

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