If you are a beginner then i would suggest you to choose Java first and then move step by step. You can also choose Java script or Python.

Now after acquiring some knowledge in Java or Python (basic) you can move to Cyber security, an application security domain.

All the

Hi Sanjeeb

The best way to work on and contribute to projects is through projects at your university. Ask your professors in relevant fields, they will most certainly have ongoing projects that you can be a part of. That being said, some important topics that you could work on your

If you are interested in Physics, you should certainly try fields like AstroPhysics, GeoPhysics. These are the upcoming fields of Physics. You can study B.Sc Physics and then pursue your Masters in any one of the specialisations. If you also havd Mathematics in your 12th as one of the subjects,

Jitendra, I would like to tell you it's not about the degree, it's about the knowledge. If you can learn what a CS engineer learns in his 4 year course, and if possible something more to stand out of the crowd then surely you will get jobs of your choice.

Hi Jitendra,

Yes, it is possible to get a job in Google who has python knowledge without B.Tech in CSE branch.

You should join Google Summer of Code(GSOC), in which you will have the chance to show off your coding skills. If there you would outperform then, you will be

Hey there

Python is a very famous and useful coding language and thus students do want to learn it. Apart from c, c++ python has smaller codes and thus is faster than other languages. It can be learnt if you have you have no prior coding experience but I suggest

Dear Aspirant,

You might not be able to apply the knowledge of Python to chemical engineering at the graduation level, maybe not at the post graduation level. The application of python that can be applied to chemical engineering is in the research field that application is like data visualization, understanding

Dear Aspirant,

C++ is most preferred programming language in competitive programming, but one thing you must understand is all the languages are made for some purpose. Like python and R are for data science, Swift is for iOS development, C/C++ is for OS development and so on and so forth.