btw i'm curious are software developer well paid in Nepal? And what about yours? If you feel not to share here you can just rate it (0-10) : below 5 is worse 5 is average above 5 is satisfatory and 8+ damn good... coz I m also into this field.. currently in my first year of the bachelor in Computer Engineering.!
Depends! If you manage to get a remote job in Nepal and earn in USD then 8+ But if you only work with "local" companies that pay in NRS... well then it really depends. Here's my programming/tech channel where I might cover those things in detail in future. youraverageprogrammer.io
My friend, who is also Nepali, is looking for someone to do some part-time web dev work for his startup. The pay should be good. I’ll give him your website. He’ll reach out if he likes your work. Is that fine with you?
Dai for software engineering +2 ma kun subject leyara padhda hunxa ani management leko le garna milxa ki mildaina ani software engineering garda kati samma kharcha lagxa hola please dai help garidinus na
+2 Science ma garnu parcha Ra Physics/Chemistry/Maths padheko hunu parcha 11/12 ma. Bio liyo vane hunna kyare. Tara Mgmt padheko haru le IT nai garne ho vane BScIT garda ni huncha jun engineering vanda ali affordable huncha +2 Scienc garera ni BScIT garba milcha
@@KeshavDulal i strongly disagree with this like nowdays abroad company dont give a damn about degree what matter is skills and projects +2 ma science wa management j liyera padye ni sikauni kei haina j sikye ni aafai online ma paid or free source bata sikni ho
Hello Keshav! I am a high school student studying in Kathmandu and I'm planning to get a software engineering or computer science undergraduate degree and I think I'll go abroad for that. Is it worth going to a foreign land for bachelor degree? Or is it too soon and I've to wait for masters degree? I want to become a software developer/Engineer and I can't find satisfactory degree here in Nepal.
Forget degree, go to college for exposure (to meet new friends, learn to socialize, network, and work in teams and to explore). College as an institution is there just to guide you, you will have to figure out a lot on your own and no college in the world will teach you that. Going abroad means more exposure, more competition and that's good. And regarding masters... well you might not need that if you do okay with your bachelors. Good luck.
B.E. Computer Science Engineering / 2016 Graduate from KA, India / 8.1 GPA Post Graduate Diploma in Mobile Apps Development / Expected 2022 Graduate from ON, Canada Might make a detailed video about this in future. Stay tuned
@Pratik Thapa Yeah, I used to teach Computer Networks to Diploma Students and CSIT Students at Sagarmatha College, Lalitpur as a Visiting Faculty in 2017/18, but not anymore.
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Really loved it. I looked at a lot of day of life of a software engineer but this is something from my own country.
Lots of love daju ❤️.
I also want to be successful software engineer.. 🙏
Study hard, understand concepts, network well with people, and go global. All the best.
Awesome video
gud one
btw i'm curious are software developer well paid in Nepal? And what about yours? If you feel not to share here you can just rate it (0-10) : below 5 is worse 5 is average above 5 is satisfatory and 8+ damn good...
coz I m also into this field.. currently in my first year of the bachelor in Computer Engineering.!
Depends! If you manage to get a remote job in Nepal and earn in USD then 8+
But if you only work with "local" companies that pay in NRS... well then it really depends.
Here's my programming/tech channel where I might cover those things in detail in future.
youraverageprogrammer.io
@Aashish Upadhyay, I made a video for you. th-cam.com/video/Eacv63E93z8/w-d-xo.html
Amazing work daju. By the way , daju that guitar is it yours
Yep. Fender Stratocaster copy.
Bro ali color bigreko ho?? Dherai gada aayo...
Nah! I just went with deeper color contrast/grade for this one.
My friend, who is also Nepali, is looking for someone to do some part-time web dev work for his startup. The pay should be good. I’ll give him your website. He’ll reach out if he likes your work.
Is that fine with you?
I just started a contract so I am not exactly available at the moment but would love to know people building cool stuff.
Dai for software engineering +2 ma kun subject leyara padhda hunxa ani management leko le garna milxa ki mildaina ani software engineering garda kati samma kharcha lagxa hola please dai help garidinus na
+2 Science ma garnu parcha
Ra Physics/Chemistry/Maths padheko hunu parcha 11/12 ma.
Bio liyo vane hunna kyare.
Tara Mgmt padheko haru le IT nai garne ho vane BScIT garda ni huncha jun engineering vanda ali affordable huncha
+2 Scienc garera ni BScIT garba milcha
@@KeshavDulal i strongly disagree with this like nowdays abroad company dont give a damn about degree what matter is skills and projects
+2 ma science wa management j liyera padye ni sikauni kei haina j sikye ni aafai online ma paid or free source bata sikni ho
cs ko field dherai xa bachelor ma if +2 science then csit is good mgmt r not eligible for csit but u can go for bca,bit,bim
Hello Keshav!
I am a high school student studying in Kathmandu and I'm planning to get a software engineering or computer science undergraduate degree and I think I'll go abroad for that. Is it worth going to a foreign land for bachelor degree? Or is it too soon and I've to wait for masters degree? I want to become a software developer/Engineer and I can't find satisfactory degree here in Nepal.
Forget degree, go to college for exposure (to meet new friends, learn to socialize, network, and work in teams and to explore).
College as an institution is there just to guide you, you will have to figure out a lot on your own and no college in the world will teach you that.
Going abroad means more exposure, more competition and that's good.
And regarding masters... well you might not need that if you do okay with your bachelors. Good luck.
Do you get work from home?
Yep, been doing that regularly since covid.
Which programming language
JavaScript
@@KeshavDulal are you react developer
@@dipu4248 Yep. FInd more about my "skillsets" here. keshavdulal.com
Tapailey k padnu bhako afmo education background ko intro ni dinus tah
B.E. Computer Science Engineering / 2016 Graduate from KA, India / 8.1 GPA
Post Graduate Diploma in Mobile Apps Development / Expected 2022 Graduate from ON, Canada
Might make a detailed video about this in future.
Stay tuned
@@KeshavDulal do you teach in colleges as well??
@Pratik Thapa Yeah, I used to teach Computer Networks to Diploma Students and CSIT Students at Sagarmatha College, Lalitpur as a Visiting Faculty in 2017/18, but not anymore.