Hello,

When it comes to first-year subjects, CSE and ISE are identical. There will be some changes starting in the second year. When compared to ISE disciplines, CSE students study a little bit more about hardware and electronics. While CSE courses also include some hardware and electronics, ISE courses focus more on programming, languages, and related topics. For placements, the same companies visit both branches' campuses. For both branches, salaries are still given at the same levels. In my experience, CSE students are more frequently preferred by employers than their ISE peers. However, you may quickly land a job at a respectable firm if you are knowledgeable about the principles and can code.

I'll take the chance and choose Computer Science which is demanding and last long for future.

At its root will always remain computer science. Information Science Engineering may be seen of as a subset of the fundamental field of computer science that was developed in response to the demands of the time. However, this pattern will continue. Data analytics will be very important. In order to combine common things with technology, mostly digital, information science engineering has been developed. To do it, computer science technology and, frequently, your imagination are used.

Both are comparable in terms of the employment market, in my opinion. Although you can have a lot more alternatives in computer science.

For the ensuing five years, both courses will continue to be in high demand. Try out a few basic courses before choosing the one that appeals to you the best.

Good Luck!!