Should I opt for BCA or B.Tech CSE to be a professional software engineer and to get a job in MNCs like Google, Microsoft, Apple?
I am currently in class 11th (science faculty) and want to get a job as a software engineer in companies like Google, Microsoft, Apple, etc. Which course among the two I mentioned is far better and what topics do they include? Also, which one is more in demand?
Dear Gaurav, Don't even think that just after doing B.Tech CSE you can get the job in Apple or Google type companies. Apart from your academics, these companies do consider several other factors to give you the job. India produces lacs of IT engineers annually. You have to proof the best among them. Let me clarify you in detail: (1) For academics, do B.Tech & M.Tech in CSE from institution like IITs or NITs. Most desirable combination is B.Tech+M.Tech+MBA. It is preferred if you do your Masters from abroad. Stanford or Wharton. (2) Your extra circular activity; since you are in 11th class, try to participate in your schools club activiti
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Dear Gaurav, Don't even think that just after doing B.Tech CSE you can get the job in Apple or Google type companies. Apart from your academics, these companies do consider several other factors to give you the job. India produces lacs of IT engineers annually. You have to proof the best among them. Let me clarify you in detail: (1) For academics, do B.Tech & M.Tech in CSE from institution like IITs or NITs. Most desirable combination is B.Tech+M.Tech+MBA. It is preferred if you do your Masters from abroad. Stanford or Wharton. (2) Your extra circular activity; since you are in 11th class, try to participate in your schools club activities. Showcase your leadership talent and obtain valuable certificate. Participate in various IT related competition or contest at school level. (3) While graduation, write at least 1 research paper, 2-3 live projects and as many as internship in global companies. (Google and Amazon hires interns). (4) Be excellent in coding-decoding, programming languages, technologies like cloud computing, software testing and ethical hacking. (5) Most importantly, enhance your communication skills. Try to workout on your presentation skills, team work and problem solving skills. Update with global scenarios of IT world. Hence, to get admit in the companies like Apple, Microsoft or Google, Intel, JPL, etc., you just need to be 'Great'. I hope this will help. Up vote the answer if you feel satisfied. Ask any query at any time. Good luck.
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Dear Gaurav,
Don't even think that just after doing B.Tech CSE you can get the job in Apple or Google type companies. Apart from your academics, these companies do consider several other factors to give you the job. India produces lacs of IT engineers annually. You have to proof the best among them. Let me clarify you in detail:
(1) For academics, do B.Tech & M.Tech in CSE from institution like IITs or NITs. Most desirable combination is B.Tech+M.Tech+MBA. It is preferred if you do your Masters from abroad. Stanford or Wharton.
(2) Your extra circular activity; since you are in 11th class, try to participate in your schools club activities. Showcase your leadership talent and obtain valuable certificate. Participate in various IT related competition or contest at school level. (3) While graduation, write at least 1 research paper, 2-3 live projects and as many as internship in global companies. (Google and Amazon hires interns).
(4) Be excellent in coding-decoding, programming languages, technologies like cloud computing, software testing and ethical hacking.
(5) Most importantly, enhance your communication skills. Try to workout on your presentation skills, team work and problem solving skills. Update with global scenarios of IT world. Hence, to get admit in the companies like Apple, Microsoft or Google, Intel, JPL, etc., you just need to be 'Great'. I hope this will help. Up vote the answer if you feel satisfied.
Ask any query at any time.
Good luck.
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Dear Gaurav,