Programming

Hi!
So both the colleges are good. You can take the following into consideration:
The faculty is very good and supportive. Classes are held regularly, unlike a lot of DU colleges where classes are disrupted during the election season. I studied economics as my GE for four semesters, and the professors from economics department were really good. Admin department is also very good. The societies are really good and active. We have one of the best Western Dance Society. The enactus team is also pretty good.
4. The placement cell does a really good job in terms of placements and internships that are offered through out the year.
5. There are some really cool spots that you can visit in your free time. (Lajpat Nagar Mkt, Hauz Khas Village, Diggin which is right across the college, Siri fort park. )
6. Reverie, Gargi's annual fest is again amongst one of the best fests of DU. Preparations start 22.5 months prior. If you decide to join you should definitely participate, it can be a great learning experience. Hope this helps!

In a broad sense, learning programming is like learning any language a family of languages. The major reason why programming is considered difficult to learn is primarily due to the complexity of the instructions that computers comprehend. Also, need to excel in problem-solving skills. There are general guidelines that every script must abide by, as well as specific guidelines for each. It is true that programming is the digital world's genetic code. It is necessary for the operation of every smart phone app, website, computer software, and even many appliances. It explains why programmers are so influential in determining the course of history and the future. It is the focus of the IT industry. You must take 4-5 classes in college, at the very least, where programming is involved. In addition, you don't need to concentrate all that much on the coding portion if you want to complete the course. The subject of coding also has a theory component. Therefore, if you are not good ATIT understand the fundamentals and you will be okay. However, studying programming is a requirement if you want to advance in the IT industry. It is important for people looking for a career in coding to stay up to date with continuous technological changes and identify specific areas of expertise that seem particularly appealing. To get more detail about B.Tech Information Technology courses, visit the official website of Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed to be University.

First and foremost, you need to understand that the vacancies are less in comparison to the number of candidates clearing UGC NET JRF every year. And more vacancies cannot be generated until or unless more institutions are constituted. Therefore, you will have to take it with a pinch of salt that clearing UGC NET JRF does not guarantee a job. It is not that you will sit idle after having a NET/JRF qualification or your hard work will go waste. Just understand that, when the Universities have a plethora of options to choose from then what is it that will make you stand out in the crowd? Nowadays only possessing a qualification does not REAP benefits, you need to possess some internal skills as well.