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Hello Sowmya, it's very good query that you are asking. Yes, there are plenty of courses leading to B.Sc. In data sciences or AI. Then there are engineering branches with similar sounding names. To a student, it could be quite confusing. But it's normal. Just remember that engineering is four year course while Science graduation is three years after 12th. Engineering graduates ultimately work in industry while Science graduates go on to do research in those topics. Payments are invariably higher for engineering graduates as compared with Science graduates. But finally it's a call that you have to take as to which path to follow. Best wishes to you.

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