Hardware & Networking

Cybersecurity is a booming career space and has a lot of scope in India. Though both the universities are good in academics but being an alumni let me share the details. This programme aims towards creating efficient Computer Science graduates with specialisation in the most relevant technology domains of present times - Cybersecurity and Blockchain which emphasizes comprehensive knowledge of Cyber Crime, Network Security, Cryptography, Threat Intelligence, Intrusion Detection, and Prevention Systems. Students are made to understand the process, practices, and gain knowledge regarding unauthorized access, protection of networks, computers, programs, and data from unknown attacks, and smart contract enforcement mechanisms. Professionals in these technology domains have become an absolute necessity in the functioning of any organisation, be it private enterprises or government entities. The salient features of this course are :-
1. Specialisation and Industry Certifications
12 - 16 specialisation courses. Industry Certifications are integral part of curriculum. Indicative Certifications:
CompTIA Linux+
CompTIA Cloud +
CompTIA Pentest+
CompTIA CySA+
2. SEED Money
Upto Rs. 20,000/- per student for Designing a Programme/ Software/ Mobile App. Rs. 2 Lacs to Rs. 5 Lacs per project for Startup/ Entrepreneurial Venture. Upto Rs. 10000/- SEED Grant for Innovation/ Research activities.
3. Courses by Foreign Faculty/ Industry Experts (Blended Mode)
Around 40% courses to be taught in online/ blended mode by Industry experts/ Foreign faculty.
12 - 16 courses by Industry experts
3 - 5 courses by Foreign faculty
4. Bootcamps/ Hackathons
Well-structured and short-term, intense training sessions designed to prepare students for the practical reality through bootcamps. Students will be required to participate in various national and international competitions like Hackathons. I hope this information helps. Thanks.

Hello Tanvi, it's nice to aim for government job but if I may ask then why government job? Okay. Let me explain. As per law government can not discriminate between students who pass out of IIT or from engineering colleges in remote places. Hence you will never find government coming to IIT or big colleges during placements. However government announces vacancies and gets these filled up through UPSC. Here any student who meets the criteria set, can apply, pass it and get job. As you can SEE it makes no difference as to from what college you have passed out. Hence if you want to government job, then learn whatever you can from your college staff. Ask them searching questions. Lear as best as you can. This only will help you in getting government job. Best wishes to you.