PS- I am a fresher with 1 year of internships experience 💀. This will be my first full time gig, 2023 graduate.
Choose fintech if you actively study/ do leetcode. Its a bad bad industry to be in. Speaking from personal experience. You'll always be on the edge
In fintech? I thought it pays best and has good opportunities
It pays well because they are unstable as hell. Mine is going down soon. Talk to employees of that company before you join
You said you want to study for CAT , then go with a brand name .
Yeah CAT/GMAT. CAT(IIMs) preferred but being a General Engineer Male, odds are against me 🥲
Tech stack for 1st one is also good btw . Most companies use that only. Java is still most popular as compared to django . Django has started getting more popular now due to ai .
If you want to study for the CAT exam then go for MNC else go for the startup.
Yeah, thinking that only. Will have to learn angular and java spring boot from scratch though 🥲
Angular and java… could be legacy system. I would prefer fintech option. + more opportunities in B’lore if CAT or so doesn’t work out
Okay, thank you
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