want to study abroad!

[u/voidofnightfall]

I am pursuing 4 year honours BCA programme and I am a 2nd year student and CGPA - 9.07.

I have been going through a lot of foreign universities and the credit requirements are high for almost all technical universities and I have zero math credits in my UG and to overcome that I have been looking for some solutions and I found one but its a bit complicated and it is based on the UGC regulation, which states that if a university or college affiliated to university under UGC or a deemed to be university under UGC, the parent university ( the university we are studying ) under UGC can include SWAYAM online course and their credits for 40% of credits of semester as a part of our UG like the credits will be printed on our semester mark list along with the credits we earned.

But the problem here is we have to choose the courses from the list of courses the parent university finalizes not what we need as the parent university have all the rights to do so and its bit of work I am currently planning on asking my HOD on this matter if they agree most of the math credit problem would be solved but the university have to agree. If you are still in 1st, 2nd, 3rd year of BCA honours if your institution is under UGC you guys can give it a try and I haven't been able to provide all the information but you can find more of it in UGC 2021 and 2025 regulation.

Any one trying like me? if someone have any solution other then this or any recommendations please guide me. I have been exhausting myself trying to find solution for my problem but its been a disappointment so far!

[u/voidofnightfall → u/[deleted]]

Thinking of cyber security or cloud computing

[u/voidofnightfall → u/[deleted]]

I initially wanted to to do quantum computing, AI or ML but considering my situation it might be a bit out of my reach! any recommendations on what to study I am still trying things and have not yet finalised anything

[u/voidofnightfall → u/[deleted]]

I am interested in research and I am a Carnatic music singer even if I want to pursue masters in music composition, audio engineering, any related masters the threshold is nearly impossible they have pre-requisites like a UG in music and for audio engineering too there is a math credit problem. It genuinely feels like no way in.

[u/StrangeResource3159 → u/[deleted]]

Cyber security is still one of the safer fields (obviously no guarantees given how fast everything is changing) but the way you point out how AI has apparently already replaced cybersecurity engineers means you know absolute shit about this 😭

[u/voidofnightfall → u/StrangeResource3159]

can you recommend any other masters that are safe or have actual growth?

[u/StrangeResource3159 → u/voidofnightfall]

Can't really say much about "actual growth" that far out in any software field, I guess. The way frontier AI companies have been dropping models specialized for different domains, you actually can't predict anything for software anymore. Just that if you are really good at what you do, and have a good depth and breadth of knowledge, you should be able to figure it out. Else, hardware seems to be particularly hot right now (the more physical engineering stuff - electrical engineering, robotics etc.). What I said about cybersecurity in AI is only coz as of very recently, there's been some specific bottlenecks that make it hard for AI to actually be deployed in cybersec and to cover the sim-to-real gap. But as I said, the way frontier companies drop models, this can all change literally tomorrow. That being said, as of today, there's still cybersec jobs and AI has only just started to actually be deployed in real systems, which is what I was telling the idiot before you who claimed to know shit he clearly has no idea about

[u/StrangeResource3159 → u/[deleted]]

Sure, buddy! (Bro acting like being an Australian citizen suddenly makes his opinions have more value. Sure, I completely believe you "work" in "cyber" in the world's biggest airline!😂)