Dear Student,

There are many options to get placed in top MNC's . The first and the well known is that, tak eadmission in good college where many companies recruit students every year with a handsome package.

And the second one if you are not from a good college then

Hello aspirant,

At first I am very glad for your career plans. Doing internship highlights the resume. Try to visit the official websites of the companies frequently to get more information about the internship opportunities. Also be in touch with social media platforms. They will be sharing their openings of

hello aspirant

hope you are doing fine and well

with reference to your query, I would glad to tell you that software engineer is a job profile in a IT company . For becoming a software engineer, you need to persue btech from a reputed colleges in any stream after

Dear Aspirant,

to become a software engineer as a profession, you will have to pursue the course of Computer Science and Engineering and some of the entrance examinations you may appear for it are,

• JEE Mains
• JEE Advanced
• BITSAT
• PESAT
• COMEDK
• KCET
• MHCET
• GUJCET
• WBJEE
• VITEEE
• MITEEE

Hello there,

There are three questions asked by you. so to make this one a bit simpler, let us break down into parts and get you the answer.

Firstly. Yes. A software engineer can become an AI engineer.

Secondly. You have to be thorough and clear with the conceptual knowledge

Hello Pritam Sasmal!!

Computer science engineer and software engineer are not same. They are different.

Software engineer mainly focuses on the software, algorithm and programming, where computer science engineer mainly deals with hardware interfaces and on software systems too.

In terms of scope, career, salary etc., both computer science engineer

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you no you can't become software engineer after class 12th you need to have a full fledge degree to be called as Software engineer. You can pursue B.TECH in C.S or I.T or can pursue B.C.A +

See this is a very abstract kind of a question. And I think there are no such career MSc courses that are equally applied for both the courses. Now if you want to correlate these two fields then I would say that a MSc in Electronics have a lot of

Software engineering with additional math and data wrangling is what we call applied artificial intelligence (AI).

If you work in a research department and never have to actually put an AI model into production, you may get away without significant software engineering skills. These positions, however, are few and far

hi,

see at per latest job scenario and recruitment criteria of big software Industries , your degree does not matter, the only thing which matter is your skills, if you have good technical knowledge of programming, software tools, testing skills and have problem solving abilities you can get a decent