India

The importance of cyber security cannot be overstated in the current corporate climate. As time went on, I realised that the only way I could make a career in cyber security was to enrol in an educational programme. I decided to enrol in NIIT's Cyber Security programme as a result of this. This topic piqued my interest, so I set out to learn all I could about it. Many online educational institutions, like Amity Online and NIIT, provide cyber security courses. NIIT, as the name implies, is a well-known and renowned brand in the online education industry. Its reputation precedes it. Courses from this company are noted for their attention to detail and flexibility. They have exceptional lecturers that know their subject matter inside out and extensively cover it in their lectures. In addition, students may ask their mentors questions over the internet.

Cluster innovation Centre is the only place in University of Delhi where you can study engineering. A centre based on very different ideology promoting social welfare and entrepreneurship. You will not study those useless subjects common in first year that you find in almost every other engineering college. You will study subjects of your field only. Curriculum contains subjects of information technology and mathematics. Apart from these two, you have to choose your second major from second semester. Options given are business & management, electronics & embedded systems and computational Biology. Students here are extremely talented though are not praised and appreciated much. For example, recently 10% of students from a batch here qualified for Google summer of code. You will find colleges praising for them, but here, that is not the case. Students do achieve great things here but that is without help of faculty. Teachers here are bad to good. Mathematics faculty is extremely good. Information technology faculty is young and inexperienced so they sometimes try to oppose students. But that is a problem in almost every engineering college. According to curriculum, you will have to do month long projects of almost every subject. Apart from this, you have to do semester long project in 4th and 6th semester. You will also be doing 4 internships in 4 years. Mostly in the first two years, students are not accepted by companies due to lack of skills and inexperience, so they internships provided by college which are just okayish. Placements is a big problem here, because it is against there ideology. They want all 40 students to be entrepreneur though only few startups is opened now and some are quite successful. Rest all go for off campus placements. Some are able to find jobs, some cracked entrance exams for higher studies in good universities.