FluffyBunny said: Like @MontagueVandervort says, it'd certainly help if you toldI us what the full program is you could pick from in your UG... I assume "undergrad", right?
shn said: I'm just getting started at EH.Yes, Im talking about certification courses.
Tekn0logy said: You are still in school? Take a class on Python and C++ programming languages since writing your own code will send you to the front of the line with hiring managers. At the same time, classes that align to Network+/Security+ are mandatory. If you know nothing about computers (are you the family free tech support?/built your own PC or upgraded hardware?/Know the difference between PCI/PCIe 1x/8x/16x?) A+ might also be in the cards for you. Lastly, if you want to be EH, go with OSCP or CEH+CEH Practical. If you are in school, you might want to research if your school is partnered with SANS, EC-Council, VM-Ware or Cisco and if vendor approved curriculum is available.
of course you should have basic knowledge on programming like C, C++ and Java etc. and networking.
About undergraduate course…you can pursue b.tech in Computer Science or b.tech in IT.
BCA/MCA