I highly suggest all people to study comuter science. If someone is in Electrical Engineering, chemical engg etc, do change your major.

Any how most of the people work in IT. Why not to study CS now instead to regreat later.

I see people studying biology, maths, elec engg, history, photography, sociology etc and work in IT.

Remember, only and only Computer Science.

it depends on people's interest man!!!!!

Interest doesnt give job yo!

Why dont ppl go to work as social worker who has studied sociology?

Why dont ppl go to work as electrical engg who has studied elec engg?

Why dont ppl go to work as economist who has studied mathematics?

Why every one is in IT? (Most of them)

Dont try to make fool of yourself!!!

yeah right!!! everybody out there is programming in C ..

I strongly disagree.
First of all, to work in the computer science field (programmer, tester, network/database admin, security expert etc), you don't necessarily need comp sc. degree.
Get trained in the field of your choice within 6 months and you will be good.
But if you get other degrees, at least you now have options. As you already stated, people in EE etc can get comp sc jobs, then why take comp sc degree? That student now has option to pick between EE and comp science. But if he had comp sc. degree he certainly cannot get job in EE, biology, Mathis etc.

"Get trained in the field of your choice within 6 months and you will be good"?? really ?? there's a major difference between having a certification in one area vs degree...maybe in six months you will learn how to use one SOFTWARE and do limited things with it...
try mastering Reverse Engineering in six months and we will talk about it ...
People, study the subjects that interest you...be good at it.. if you are going to study CS just to get a job...pretty sure there will be times when u would want to bang ur head in wall....if u have interest in computers CS is definitely fun!!! do not be a moron like OP..

@moron Alice, seems like you are enemy of Nepalese ppl !!!

I am tryn to enlighten people !!!

 And I highly suggest you study english . 

 By the way, you would not have survived a single day if everyone was computer expert in the world.. Stop bulshitting here. 

@hydro

I speak computer language not only english like u ( with english major in IT consultancy)

 You don't have any clue about what I do and what I don't. Stop bulshitting again kid..

H2S was taught in my CS degree. I have that much intuition that u must be some sort of " rasayan sastra" dude!!!

" there's a major difference between having a certification in one area vs degree"
Really? I didn't know that. Thanks for the enlightenment.

Of course there's a difference, why else would CS degree require 4 years as oppose to 6 months? My point is that if getting any job in IT is the priority then you can get that knowledge in a short span of time, sometimes even 3 months. I was a self taught programmer who never had a CS degree and yet was teaching plus professionally working as a programmer.
And please spare your challenge of reverse engineering; hate to break it to you but that hardly is one of the toughest subjects of CS...bad example.

kiddo is right i have personally knows lots of IT folks who started out of business manor and now they not work are very successful IT folks but most of them are managers too. think about it 4 yrs of college 2 yrs of electives and prerequisites. 2 years of actual learning but that too only 1 or 2 classes that come helpful towards your actual job. that can be easily done in six months if you're really inclined to learn and put lots of hours in learning vs. 2-3 hrs of class and few more project time. also remember most professors have no clue about the new softwares and the IT market. some of these so called IT professors have graduated in the era when punch cards were used to input data , lucky if they learned their programming in green letter computer monitor of 80s. self learning if the only think you can take out of college if anything. don't get cocky about cs major.after all universities are business, they want to keep you there and make money out of you as much as they can and they can do that if they keep you there for 4-5 yrs.

Kiddo, u seem like fake resume consultancy dude !!!

Bibek, let me tell you something. Fake resume consultancies were the reason why I left the field.
Self taught doesn't mean I was fake. I invested day and night on learning my skills, for months. I got certified and demonstrated my skills during interviews. Back then (99), some of the firms actually tested your skills on the spot, I don't know how it is now.
I gave up the lucrative field for various reasons, one of which was when I interviewed 4 candidates and found out each of them had padded their résumé significantly...one of them was candid enough to reveal that he did it because "99% of the candidates are doing it" no shame at all.
Not saying the field is all screwed up, I am sure there still are core level coders with mad skills.

Bibek896,
Why you have so much hatred toward other fields? I am not sure what is your condition but it seems you were pissed off by your major.

I did my bachelor in EE and Master in EE too but I am working in IT field. I didn't lie of my resume. I started my programming from 1st semester in my bachelor. Just to let you know having EE degree helped me a lot. I learned Computer architecture, Database Design, C/C++, Java and many more programming language on my own.

It seems you are very ignorant. There are lots of jobs out there who has degree in maths too. Yes I agree some fields are over saturated but people are still interested on those fields because they love it. It is not about money all the time. In fact if you choose your career on the basis of money then I am sorry for you. You will never enjoy your job.

If you are in IT without a passion for IT then I am sorry for you and you will regret your decision soon. You should always choose your career where you are passionate for.

You are literally insulting other professions. Please respect other's professions and let them follow their passion.

By the way, I have been working in IT field for more than 10 years so don't ask me about my passion. I have interviewed many many people in my career. I have seen some people from other background doing exceptionally well and I have seen some people in CS field doing extremely bad because they are not passionate about their career.

So don't be such a judgmental and let them follow their passion!! Peace

@ sajhamitra U R a faker !!!

All non CS / IT who work in IT are fakers !!!

Liar liar liar !!!

What's wrong if people in other fields switch to IT? Who are you to decide if it's right or wrong? People can do whatever works for them; you're making yourself look like an idiot by calling names to people just because their opinions/actions don't line up with yours.

I want all Nepalese to join IT !!!

I want them to study CS not bull shit subjects like business or engineering n destroy their life !!!