Why is computer science engineering the top choice for undergraduate students?

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Choosing an undergraduate course can be challenging, especially with options like electrical and electronics, computer science engineering, mechanical, civil, and chemical engineering. In India, computer science engineering is often seen as the top choice for high-achieving students, likely due to the booming tech industry and high demand for skilled professionals in this field. Pursuing computer science engineering can lead to a promising future with numerous career opportunities in technology, software development, and data science. However, it's essential to recognize that one's future is shaped by personal effort and choices rather than external opinions. Ultimately, the decision should align with individual interests and career aspirations.
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Hello - please help me. I am totally confused as to which undergraduate course to take.
Options are electric and electronics , computer science engineering , mechanical, civil , chemical.

The norm here in India ( or perhaps everywhere ) is that the top students take computer science engineering. Why is that? What is my future if i take computer science engineering?
 
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