Computer Science in India

I feel GLA University is a really good choice for Computer Science. From my experience, the environment here is quite positive and focused on learning.

The faculty members are supportive and always ready to help, whether it's for clearing concepts or guiding in projects. I've personally felt that they encourage students to participate and improve. The curriculum is also well-designed and gives a good balance of theory and practical knowledge.

What I like the most is that the university provides many opportunities like coding activities, projects, and events, which help in building skills beyond just academics. If you stay consistent and make use of these opportunities, it really helps in growth.

Overall, my experience has been good and I feel it's a great place for CSE students who are willing to put in effort and learn.

BSc Computer Science scope in India is decent. Given that you have good skills and relevant experience/ projects for your resume. You can apply for roles like - Software engineer, Web developer, Data scientist, Database, Cybersecurity analyst, Data analyst etc. If you have good track of research, thesis, etc. you have good scope in research & academia as well. Though a few places might prefer a pure tech degree, there are still ample companies hiring BSc CS graduates.

Talking of abroad now, yes you can aspire to work in areas like -  IT firms, startups or academia there. Just make sure you meet the their requirements such as language proficiency test, additional qualifications, work visa, etc. If you are planning to pursue MS abroad, note that some universities may prefer BTech for that.

 As there are so many core principles regarding computer software, hardware, and theory to study,  earning a Computer Science degree has been known to include a more demanding workload than you might face with other disciplines. A significant amount of practice, usually done on your own time, may be required as part of that learning. 

Let's use Python as an example: learning the basics of the language typically takes between two and six months, and mastering it can take years. Candidates may study Python in class, but they will probably need to put in more effort to advance their skills. Mastering one language can make learning others easier—and applicants can see that many experienced programmers know multiple languages.