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Web Designing in India as a career option has gained immense prominence. An increasing number of young enthusiasts are heading towards design institutes to be accredited with the mark of being an expert in Web design.
The various job areas are:
Web Designer
A web designer works on the design of web graphics and the creation and layout of a website. Web designers may learn multimedia programs to enhance their skills. They may also use scripting languages in order to add functionality to a site.
Web Developer
Web developers work with scripting languages, and they update and maintain content. This includes identifying and solving issues through testing and feedback. Developers may also be involved in the design of a website. Their role includes maintaining sites while making sure code is functional with other computer systems and browsers.
Web Administrator
Web administration involves website security and systems monitoring as well as backup protocols and data recovery. Web administrators also work within Internet and intranet infrastructures, such as e-mail and FTP. They ensure that hardware and servers function correctly while addressing problems as they arise.
Education should be at least an associate degree is typically necessary to enter a web design career, although some positions, like high-tech development jobs, require a bachelor's degree. Undergraduate programs in web design are offered by many community colleges and universities.
Courses may cover operating systems, database design, web architecture, animation, interactive design, online business, SEO and application design. Web design-oriented courses may discuss subjects like color, typography and visual communication, while development courses often focus on writing codes and creating user-friendly programs and applications.

Hi AJ,
If you are interested in Computer Science the best thing you can do is take admission in one of the top IITs and IISc and they will take it from there. The courses you do other than Compulsory courses of the degree are very flexible in IITs and you can opt for the Computer Science subject, all of them anyway teaches Data Structure and Algorithmic Design with A language or two in course, you just have to pick the proper elective. Other than that, Mathematics and Computing (it's not a proper Computer Science course) offer a little extra that regular applied Mathematics courses. There is a lot of scope for changes and improvements once you get in, and it's tough to move another way, but a Mathematics Student and always just in, in Computer Science. So just choose a course with electives closer to the Computer Science Areas, like Informatics course in IITB or Mathematics and Computing in IIT Guwahati.

The Bachelor of Information Science degree is distinctly different from a general B.Sc. The Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, however, is a 4-year programme and the degree awarded is referred to as B.Tech or B.E. One can apply for B.Sc. IT after completing 12th or after completing Engineering Diploma. It is an undergraduate academic degree awarded for completed courses that generally last three years. You can study computer science and information technology courses at Diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate level, including teaching, research and Ph.D and you can combine your IT study with business skills or another discipline at the university, for a joint degree. As the name suggests, this programme revolves around the field of Information Technology. B.Sc IT course, on many fronts, is similar to IT Engineering programme also. Basically, Information Technology, and thus B.Sc. IT is all about storing, processing, securing and managing Information. Information Databases, Networks, software development & testing and programming, etc., are some of the very important topics that one will come across in this B.Sc. Programmes.

This is one of the burning questions for thousands of youth.
Let us examine the situation at hand here:
In the coming year, India will see a splurge in Job demand in almost every possible industry sector.
There will be demand (Jobs) for skilled people in Telecommunication, Healthcare, Banking, Hospitality, Travel & Tourism, Digital Marketing. Our research suggests that approx 20 lac new jobs will come up.
You can follow a 3 step approach:
- Pick up an industry sector you want to work in.
- Pick up an area of work in the industry.
- Pick up the course/certification needed to be there
- Pick a trusted training provider for your skill development course.
This is very important and you are good to go.
There is also a Job assistance provided by good training institutes.
Every sector has a large number of job oriented courses ranging from 3 months to 30 months and under different fees and payment structures.