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No, they are not. To make it more accurate what I will say is IT is a subset of CSE. Being a CSE student, I can see the difference between IT and CSE easily. They are certain core CSE subjects which IT students don't study. From job point of view, IT companies mostly recruit CSE student but if you have skills, then you will definitely get hired. Study-wise, there is a little less pressure in IT as compared to CSE.
You definitely have good chances. Also you can appear for state Polytechnic entrance exam like Delhi Polytechnic / UP Polytechnic etc. Also you can explore about- NFTI ( Central level government technical institutions)
- on the Job training courses by TATA etc. - scholarship by LPU / C. U.
There is only subtle difference between Computer Science (CS), Computer engineering (CE), Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Information Technology (IT) and Software Engineering (SE). IT Industry accepts all the candidates to start their career as Software Developer. Computer Science (CS) is a study of the theory, applications of engineering principle for the design and the use of computers based systems. Computer engineering (CE) deals with design, implementation, and management of software & hardware based information system and electronics systems to automate processes. Nowadays, most of the universities offer a degree in Computer ... View more
<p>Since math is the language of computers, computer engineers must have a strong understanding of math. As a result, they are required to take advanced math courses in college, including calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations.</p><p> you usually need to have studied math to be eligible for a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE).</p><p>However, some engineering disciplines, like Computer Science and IT, may focus more on applications and less on theoretical physics. You can also pursue engineering in specialised streams within Robotics or Biomedical. </p>
Hello Manoj,
I understand and appreciate your interest in pursuing Bachelor of technology (B.Tech) in computer science from Pantnagar University. As far as the feedback regarding the college is concerned, it's the current and passed out students of the college who will be able to provide you the honest opinion about the course in this college. Therefore, I request you to kindly refer to the link below for reviews by the college alumni:
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Hello Dear,
CSE stands for Computer Science Engineering,
IT stands for Information technology.
Shortly speaking-
CSE involves programming, designing softwares, management of those, etc. Whereas, IT involves application of computer technology.
CSE is a field were you can opt either private or government related jobs where as IT you have to do further studies for getting private job and can directly opt for government jobs.
If you are interested in programming and stuff take CSE. If you are interested in applications take IT.
Both fields works well for girls, but I personally prefer CSE for girls.
Maths is... View more
Being a computer engineer only won't get you much until you did it well. People these days only have a degree, they are not equipped with the knowledge that is imparted by the degree.
Being a good computer engineer can get you numerous job options. Let's start with the qualification that you have:
Software developer
Software tester
Network administrator
Database administrator
Database designer
Database operator
Website designer
Website developer
Teacher
Mobile application developer
Robotics expert
Software analyst
Mobile expert
Software support analyst
Startup
If you add ... View more
If you do B.Tech CS or B.Tech CSE, you will gain sufficient Programming expertise to develop your independent and innovative applications.
Maharaja Sayairao University is among the good engineering colleges in Gujarat and India. It is very good for computer science engineering in terms of education, training, infrastructure, and placements.
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Congratulations to you.
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Generally, a Bachelor's degree is the minimum education required of a computer engineer. Most employers require students to hold a Bachelor's degree in computer Science, computer programming, computer engineering, computer information systems, electrical engineering, or a similar computer-related field. You just start your degree and go with that.
Hello Chavan,
As per your marks and category your chances are slim for getting good colleges, however check here to know more:
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Yes, you can definitely get admission in CSE in Osmania University Hyderabad with 100 marks in TS EAMCET.
Best of luck for your future and if there is any query, feel free to ask.
Hello Paras,
Why are you confused? It's very good indeed to dream of doing engineering in CS. So, what is the problem?
B.Tech CSE is a 4-year undergraduate engineering course on practical and theoretical knowledge of computer hardware and software. The average tuition fee for this course ranges from INR 2 to 10 Lacs. B.Tech CSE graduates can find employment in academic institutions, IT software companies, journalism, sales, and marketing. The job profiles for graduates of this course can be a lecturer, technical editor, content developer, Software engineer, software developer, programmer analyst, test engineer, etc. A fresh graduate of this course can expect an annual salary of between INR 1.5-3.5 Lacs which would only increase with experience in the field... View more
It all depends on what your rank or score is, and for which college you are opting for. If you just mention out the name of college, and your rank, then it will be more helpful.
Hello,
Computer Science is a study of computer technology, both hardware and software and its a discipline that spans both theory and practice and its practical side can be seen everywhere.
First you have to pass 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and math. Then you have to give entrance exams like JEE to get CSE branch in good institute like IITs/NITs/IIITs etc. You can also go in private colleges without any entrance exam.
<p>Medicaps University is slightly better known for its newer infrastructure and higher placement packages (3-6 Lacs INR) for CSE students. Acropolis Institute offers similar academic programs but with slightly older infrastructure and lower average salary packages. Both have comparable fee structures (50K-1.5 Lacs INR), but Medicaps generally has a better reputation for CSE. You can consider Medicaps if infrastructure and placements are a priority.</p>
Friend, go for the link below to find the NITs you are suitable for:
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The following colleges can meet yours requirements:
1. V R Siddhartha Engineering College
2. Vignans Institute of Information Technology
3. Sri Vidya Niketan Engineering College.
Hello Yash,
You may use the MHT-CET college predictor that may suggest some colleges that you can get with your rank in MHT-CET:
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Specialisation is done in M.Tech and for B.Tech you need to take CSE as the domain.
Government Funded Technical Institutions (GFTIs)
Branch
Closing Rank (2017)
Closing Rank (2016)
Closing Rank (2015)
1. School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi
Planning
2052
2292
1761
2. School of Planning & Architecture, Bhopal
Planning
3214
4089
3516
3. School of Planning & Architecture: Vijayawada
Planning
3265
4369
3811
4. Institute of Infrastructure, Technology, Research and Management-Ahmedabad
Civil Engineering
35299
34156
32395
5. Institute of Technology, Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur
Industrial and Production Engin... View more
Hello Anurag,
Good to see someone doing something different, here are its benefits and colleges providing these courses-
Benefits of studying vocational courses are vocational course provides knowledge of the subjects as well as vocational skills. Vocational courses focus on specialised practical skills. These courses offer insight to requirements of particular types of jobs. Vocational courses provide specialised learning which is an added advantage. There are diversified courses to provide skilled manpower in the organised sector. Colleges in India that offer vocational courses:
Mangalmay Institute Of Management and Technol... View more