Computer Science students often dream of becoming experts in machine learning, artificial intelligence, data science, and blockchain technologies. They envision themselves as data scientists, data analysts, blockchain experts, and cloud computing specialists who will continuously research, contribute to technological discoveries, and establish themselves as problem-solving experts.
However, the reality is often quite different. Most students get stuck in web development and design, where creativity takes a backseat to rote learning and repetitive imitation. Students from various departments sometimes prove equally skilled in these areas.
As a result, when these graduates encounter a job market far more competitive than they anticipated, disappointment sets in. Despite completing a four-year Computer Science degree, many find themselves limited to jobs paying 10-15 thousand rupees, primarily because they haven't acquired genuine expertise. Ironically, professionals from non-technical sectors often excel in these domains.
The common complaint emerges: "Computer Science offers no jobs, low salaries, and minimal opportunities."
My message is simple: If web development is your sole goal, why pursue a Computer Science degree? This field demands diving deep into technology and establishing yourself at its core. If that passion isn't present, choosing a more straightforward and practical path would be wiser.
The key is not just studying, but genuinely understanding and innovating within your chosen technological domain.
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