suggest me a uni pleaseee

[short aurora]

Gotcha. Hmm so I wanna understand. You completd high school (12th science or commerce)? And you got job directly after school is it?

Wow that's amazing!

Yea that's true. Just let me check a few things with my colleagues here. I'll let you know

No problem bro

[blazing hawk]

If you don’t care about placements and want less tension on attendance

Jain

[icy oak]

That’s such a W

I don’t know about colleges in blr though 🥲

[surreal onyx]

thats fine thats finee

[blazing hawk]

Pursuing BCA here.
Alumni and networking wise it is pretty good imo, they have clubs which host events and what not as well.
Only downside is that placement packages are low and learning outcomes are narrowed. Typical tier 3-4 college but it is recognized.

no what it's 1.8 and 2.2 for AI specialization

I am paying 1.9 myself and I was a late admittee

[surreal onyx]

ooo i seee

[blazing hawk]

It is high regardless
I'd say it's better than Christ in terms of leniency
worse than SJU when it comes to placements

It is a good choice to consider since you dont want attendance to interfere much

I had 50-60% last sem and they let me give exams

[surreal onyx]

thats nice

hows the staff and stuff?

[blazing hawk]

you wont find good staff in any colleges imo
they're understanding, some of them are uhh

the main advantage you'd have is networking opportunities

they host tons of events, forum work, etc

if u just need a degree come here

[surreal onyx]

[blazing hawk]

Also how'd you get this headstart in your career btw? Just wondering

ywyw
ur description is kinda similar to mine since I needed a uni with no attendance issues so yea, that's why I went for Jain tbh

Ah that's nice man

[surreal onyx]

thats cool cool

[blazing hawk]

also good but near yehalanka ish iirc

jayanagar 9th block

[last ridge]

Try a St Joseph's, very chill college

[stuck tendon]

avoid BCA/MCA - get a proper B.E degree in CS or related then

[surreal onyx]

why's that

[stuck tendon]

3-5 years down the line if you want to move abroad, the easiest way is via a MS - and most of them dont consider BCA/MCA as relevant due to lack of math subjects

and make sure you have a good GPA as well