No, the Diploma in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at Puran Murti Campus in Sonepat is not too basic for real jobs—in fact, it’s designed to provide both a strong theoretical foundation and practical skills that align with current industry needs. While the course starts from the basics (because many students enroll after Class 10), it gradually progresses into more complex and job-oriented topics that prepare students for actual roles in the IT and tech sectors.
Throughout the three-year diploma, students not only study core subjects like programming, data structures, computer networks, operating systems, web development, and databases, but also get extensive hands-on training through labs, mini-projects, and final-year major projects. This helps bridge the gap between academic learning and workplace expectations.
In addition, the college regularly integrates certification programs and workshops that expose students to trending technologies such as Python, Java, cloud computing, cybersecurity, UI/UX, artificial intelligence, and mobile app development. These add-on courses are often industry-certified and recognized by employers, increasing the students’ chances of employment right after completing the diploma.
The campus also offers internship support and placement training, where students undergo soft skill development, mock interviews, resume building, and technical assessments. This training significantly boosts their confidence and employability. Many students have secured roles such as:
Junior Software Developer
Web Developer
Technical Support Engineer
Database Assistant
IT Administrator
Network Support Technician
Moreover, companies ranging from startups to established IT firms often hire diploma holders because they can be trained quickly and are enthusiastic about entry-level roles. The demand for technical support staff, back-end developers, quality assurance testers, and database operators remains high, and diploma graduates often fill these roles effectively.
It’s also worth noting that many students use this diploma as a launchpad for higher education, pursuing lateral entry into B.Tech programs in Computer Science, Information Technology, or Software Engineering. This pathway allows them to dive deeper into advanced technologies while already being familiar with the foundational concepts—giving them an edge over traditional B.Tech entrants.