B.Tech Computer Science

Hello Mayuresh Bhaskar, these days the branch which is at the top of choices of students is Computer Sciences. As a result of this the admissions in this branch of engineering across all the colleges close at very high level. You have obtained a percentile of 24. In simple terms it means that 76% of the students who had applied for entrance exam along with you are above you in the merit list. In such a scenario it is difficult to imagine any vacancies in any of the colleges offering this branch. If you are insistent on seeking admission only in this branch then I would strongly recommend that you take one year off and study for this examination. Then only you can think of getting the success in your mission. Best wishes to you.

There are various job option in cyber security after completing B.Tech in CSE. As technology growing rapidly, companies in private sector as well as government sector faces various challenges related to the security of the data. Here comes the need of a cyber security experts who keep safe of the data from hackers. Last year, NASSCOM reported that India alone would need 1 million cyber security professionals by 2021, while job portal Indeed reported a spike of 150 percent in cyber security roles between January 2020 and March 2022. There are various job roles you can choose in cyber security:
Network Security Engineer: This person ensures the security systems are implemented within the organisation to counter and stop threats. Their main responsibilities include maintaining systems, identifying vulnerabilities, and improving automation. They also oversee the maintenance of firewalls, routers, switches, various network monitoring tools, and VPNs (virtual private networks). In India, the minimum salary of a network security engineer begins at Rs 4 Lacs and can go up to 8 Lacs per annum. Cyber Security Analyst: A cyber security analyst helps in planning, implementing, and upgrading security measures and controls. They continuously monitor security access and perform internal and external security audits to ensure there are no loopholes or evidence of security lapses. A cyber security analyst is also responsible for conducting vulnerability testing, risk analyses, and security assessments, and for managing the network. In addition to these tasks, the analyst trains fellow employees in security awareness and procedures, so they are aware of the best practices to be followed to avoid security breaches.