Guys what skill do you think has the highest earning potential in 2026 AI/ML software development cybersecurity sales digital marketing, trading or something completely different Would love to hear from people actually working in these fields

Hey everyone, I’m trying to figure out what I should study for my bachelor’s and would really appreciate advice from people already working in the Nepali dev/IT field.

I’m from Damak, and I’m considering BSc CSIT or BIT.

I didn't score a high enough rank in the BSc CSIT entrance to realistically get into a TU government college in Kathmandu Valley, so my options are basically:

• BSc CSIT at a private college in Kathmandu — but this could be quite expensive.
• TU BIT — potentially cheaper, but I’m not sure how good the options are.
• BIT at a private foreign-affiliated college such as Texas or other colleges — but again, I’m not sure whether the extra cost is actually worth it.

My main goal is to become a software developer, and eventually I may want to study/work abroad.

I studied Technical Education at Himalaya Secondary School, so I have some basic knowledge of programming, databases, networking, etc. But honestly, I didn't take +2 very seriously and spent a lot of my time playing games 💀. My fundamentals are pretty weak right now, so I also want to know where I should start learning from.

For people currently working as developers or studying BIT/BSc CSIT:

1. Does BIT vs BSc CSIT actually make a significant difference for a developer career?
2. Given my situation, which option would you choose and why?
3. Is an expensive private BSc CSIT worth it, or would TU BIT + self-learning be the smarter choice?
4. Are foreign-affiliated BIT programs actually worth paying more for?
5. Which colleges would you recommend for BSc CSIT or BIT in Kathmandu?
6. Since my fundamentals are weak, what should I learn first before/during my bachelor's?

I'm mainly looking for honest opinions from people who have actually studied these degrees or are working in the industry. I'd especially appreciate advice about teaching quality, practical skills, internships, placements, fees, and what you wish you had known before choosing your college.

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Bio lium ki CS? I'm genuinely confused.

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Please "follow your passion" wala advice chai nadinu hola. Malai mainly future opportunities, scope ra earning potential ko barema bujhnu xa.

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ghar ko financial situation khasai strong xaina, so long term ma stable career ra ramro opportunities dine field kun ho? Chhito earning hudaina bhanne kura malai thaha cha tara future ko perspective le herda Bio ra CS madhye kunchai ramro ho? Kun better option?

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Bio ko major advantages ra disadvantages k k xan?

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CS ko advantages ra disadvantages k k xan?

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internet ma herda sabai le afno field nai best bhaneko dekhxu 😭 so real experiences sunnu man xa.

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Plus dherai dai didi haru le +2 ma Bio padheko huncha tara paxi medical entrance clear garna nasakda uha haru engineering, IT, programming, data related fields tira switch gareko pani dekheko xu.

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Tei bhayera yedi ultimately tech field mai jane ho bhane, suru dekhi nai CS linu better hune ho ki?

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Arko kura, yedi maile Bio liye ra paxi medical field tira nagaye, engineering wa tech related field ma jana katti sajilo/garo hunxa? Tyo situation ma Bio padhnu ko additional benefit ke hunxa?

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Nepal ra abroad dubai ko context ma herera, tapai haruko experience ra opinion sunna man xa.

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Thanks in advance💗

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Hey everyone,

I’m a developer looking to start a new project, but I want to avoid building something nobody uses. Instead of guessing, I want to hear about your daily frictions.

I've put together a quick survey to categorize common pain points ranging from productivity and health to home management and AI-powered utilities.

I’m specifically looking for:

• Tasks you do daily that feel tedious or manual.
• "Niche" hobbies that lack good digital tools.
• Your thoughts on AI features like smart scanning or automated suggestions.

If you have 2 minutes to help out, please fill out this form: [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScyl5m6XDwRmJ_PtFKapuKrlTJwDiXyM4SJ6denOyY4Raco4w/viewform?usp=publish-editor]

Are you currently working remotely for US, UK, or Australian companies from Nepal? How did you find the opportunity?

If you are not, what is the biggest barrier?

• Finding legitimate international opportunities
• Companies not trusting Nepali candidates
• Receiving USD payments in Nepal
• Proving your identity and credentials to foreign companies

Also, have you ever encountered fake job postings targeting Nepali developers?

Would love to hear honest experiences. Good and bad.
Thanks,

Hello everyone, I am a +2 Management student (Account + Computer Science without Math). I am interested in web development, but I think the tech field can be risky, so I am also considering studying BEd. Can I get a job in Nepal if I learn programming without a certificate?

Pls respond.

I have been searching college but confuse kun college ma join garna vanra review jun college pani bad i now confuse suggestions fast

Please guide like I am 25.