Which course should I choose after completing my class 12th to get job in companies like Google, Microsoft, etc.?
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You should choose engineering at a college which promotes innovations and enhance your thinking e.g. IITs, VIT, Vellore, Galgotias University, Anand-ICE, Jaipur, etc.
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See, if you want to get placed in these companies then you have to get better at coding and crack the coding tests and then you can easily get placed in these companies no matter in which college you are. -
Hi Avinash,
Google and Microsoft are product based companies that recruit peoples with coding skills. So, you need to have a grip over any of the one languages like C, C+, Python, etc. They have their intensive mode of selection that consists of exams and interview and after so much of filtration that they recruit really good people. So, if you want to work in these companies, take computer science branch from a good and reputed college to boost your chances to get placed in these companies, because if you are from an average college then it will be very tough for you to get placed there.
All the best. -
You can join any engineering college, which provide courses like: computer engineering, software and networking.
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I would recommend CSE.
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You can search for the colleges with CS branch course. You can also check with the ex-students. You can take admission in a college which is affordable and comfortable to your abilities. You may also check the recruiting companies. I am dam sure you will be standing with your goals soon.
I hope this answer was helpful for you. -
You can join any special course at LPU to get your dreams to work in a MNC. -
You should do engineering pursue engineering. Try to get a seat in good colleges like IIT. Prepare for JEE & IIT exams & crack that.
All the best.
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