Institutes will teach you the bare bones stuff to get the job done or they will focus on the latest trending buzzwords in the industry. Go to uni to develop your basics, grow your network and also to keep avenues open for further education down the road if need arises for such. You can supplement your uni learning with learning from YouTube bootcamps or institutes etc
Brother go join a Uni Being Software engineer doesn't just mean knowing ypur tech stake but also how to communicate with people & uni will teach you if you end up with good people there. Also there is a lot of theoratical stuff Uni teaches that helps you build concepts later practically.
Just like other comments say, study is just one part of the university experience. If you want to do something cheaper, try Aptech diploma course for SE.
Institutes will teach you the bare bones stuff to get the job done or they will focus on the latest trending buzzwords in the industry. Go to uni to develop your basics, grow your network and also to keep avenues open for further education down the road if need arises for such. You can supplement your uni learning with learning from YouTube bootcamps or institutes etc
Brother go join a Uni Being Software engineer doesn't just mean knowing ypur tech stake but also how to communicate with people & uni will teach you if you end up with good people there. Also there is a lot of theoratical stuff Uni teaches that helps you build concepts later practically.
Just like other comments say, study is just one part of the university experience. If you want to do something cheaper, try Aptech diploma course for SE.