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Sravani’s Answer
Hey! It's great that you already know you want to be a Computer Engineer after 10th. Here's what to do:
Right now : Pick Science stream ( Physics, Chemistry, Maths) in 11th. If your school has Computer Science as a subject, take that too.
After 12th : Prepare for entrance exams like JEE Main or your state exam (EAMCET, KCET, etc.)
Pick your branch: Go for Computer Science Engineering (CSE) or Information Technology (IT). These are the most direct paths to becoming a computer engineer.
While you're still in school, start exploring:
- Learn basic Python from YouTube it's fun and easy to start with
- Try Scratch or Code.org if you're completely new to coding
- Watch channels like CodeWithHarry (Hindi) or freeCodeCamp (English)
- Just play around and build small things a calculator, a simple game
Don't stress about knowing everything now. You're early, and that's your biggest advantage. Just stay curious and keep building stuff. You'll get there!
Right now : Pick Science stream ( Physics, Chemistry, Maths) in 11th. If your school has Computer Science as a subject, take that too.
After 12th : Prepare for entrance exams like JEE Main or your state exam (EAMCET, KCET, etc.)
Pick your branch: Go for Computer Science Engineering (CSE) or Information Technology (IT). These are the most direct paths to becoming a computer engineer.
While you're still in school, start exploring:
- Learn basic Python from YouTube it's fun and easy to start with
- Try Scratch or Code.org if you're completely new to coding
- Watch channels like CodeWithHarry (Hindi) or freeCodeCamp (English)
- Just play around and build small things a calculator, a simple game
Don't stress about knowing everything now. You're early, and that's your biggest advantage. Just stay curious and keep building stuff. You'll get there!
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Ramya’s Answer
Hi Chetan,
The following are few of the courses which are available in software engineering:
Diploma courses
Certificate/ITI/Vocational courses
Bachelor’s Degree courses
Master’s Degree courses
PG Diploma courses
Doctoral Degree courses
Depending on your interest you can enrol in any one of them and study software engineering.
Hope this helps.
The following are few of the courses which are available in software engineering:
Diploma courses
Certificate/ITI/Vocational courses
Bachelor’s Degree courses
Master’s Degree courses
PG Diploma courses
Doctoral Degree courses
Depending on your interest you can enrol in any one of them and study software engineering.
Hope this helps.
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Gianni’s Answer
Hey Chethan,
I think its great you have an interest in computer engineering! Here are some suggestions that I hope will help!
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Darren’s Answer
I would recommend working towards Bachelor’s Degree of Science.
It might be worth doing a smaller course and work towards this but this degree is the key to get your foot in the door of places. It will also show you which area you would like to get to... web development, services, Microsoft .net, Database or you may find you start to like something you didnt expect (Networking for example) but this course will help you figure that out and begin to concentrate on those areas - once you know I would also recommend seeking out courses yourself on something like pluralsight.com.
Thanks
It might be worth doing a smaller course and work towards this but this degree is the key to get your foot in the door of places. It will also show you which area you would like to get to... web development, services, Microsoft .net, Database or you may find you start to like something you didnt expect (Networking for example) but this course will help you figure that out and begin to concentrate on those areas - once you know I would also recommend seeking out courses yourself on something like pluralsight.com.
Thanks