Computer Science

GEC Rajkot and Indus University are both reputed institutions offering various programs in Computer Science. When it comes to placements, both colleges have a good track record. GEC Rajkot is a government college with a long and rich history. It has a dedicated placement cell that works towards the overall development of students in terms of their employability. Many reputed companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, and HCL visit the college for recruitment. The average salary package offered to Computer Science graduates is around 3-4 LPA. Indus University, on the other hand, is a private university that has collaborations with various industry partners. The university provides the students with internships and industry-oriented training that helps them build relevant skills. Many major IT companies like Amazon, IBM, and Accenture have visited the university for recruitment. The average salary package offered to Computer Science graduates is around 4-5 LPA. Both colleges have dedicated placement cells that provide training and placement opportunities to their students. The choice between these two institutions ultimately depends on your personal preferences and priorities.

Yes, it is possible for you to do a M.Sc. Industrial Psychology or Human Resource Psychology after a B.Sc. Computer Svience Bachelor's. But in recent days many good colleges have a basic criteria of having a compulsory Bachelor's in Psychology to join M.Sc. Psychology programme. Where as the above mentioned courses have a little relaxed criteria. Depending on why your doing you can choose your mode of education. If it is only for knowledge purpose then even a distance education course will suffice (as it doesn't have enough contact hours and no proper training in practical aspects). But if you are planning to start practice as a Psychologist then you need to do it from a UGC recognised college as a Full-time student. But you need to keep in mind doing these degree after engineering will restrict your area of practice, you can probably be in Human Resources or Industrial Psychology or Engineering Psychology or Artificial Intelligence, you can never practice as a Counselling Psychologist or a Clinical Psychologist. So choose the course depending on your need.

Hi Uma, as both the branches are of the Engineering domain but their lies a difference between two branches that is in computer Science engineering (CSE) you will deal with the software components while in electronics and communication engineering (ECE) you will deal with hardware components. Some of the key differences between CSE and ECE are listed below you can refer that:
1. Employability: CSE have more employability in private sectors as compared to ECE but if you prefer government jobs like PSU's and state government jobs then ECE is best.
2. Major Function: In CSE you have to design, Implement, and manage the information systems. While in ECE you have to develop the components and test the components of the electronic equipment.
3. Average salary: CSE- (3lpa-12lpa)ECE- (3lpa - 6lpa)
4. Major work Area: CSE- (programming languages, algorithm, system design, and computation. )ECE- (satellite communication, analog transmission, microprocessor and other electrical devices. )
5. Job Roles: CSE- (web developer, software testing, computer engineer, data analysts etc. )ECE- (electronics engineer, support engineer, electronic design and development engineer etc. )
At the end I would like to suggest you that you should choose only that field in which you have a high interest and which belong to your domain and niche. Thank 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.