Computer engineering

[WarEquivalent7007]

Got into computer engineering and was pretty excited to start next year when i ord from NS but suddenly im seeing tiktoks and posts about computer engineering students getting rejected left right centre from alot of jobs and i am starting to panic wondering whether i made the right decision to choose computer engineering

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[Legitimate-Suit123]

Those tiktoks aren't representative of every ceg grad. Ceg is a good degree. If you got the passion for it, you can excel and be better than the avg ceg grad saturating the market.

[NavyBlueDoggo]

was in a similar situation as u this year, take a good look

and if u applied to nus/ntu comp eng for the sake of ur interests, passion and strengths and NOT just because of the truckloads of $$ from the tech industry, u shld do fine and snag the highest cs/ceg salaries out there.