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<p>The allotment of seat will be depend upon your rank and the colleges you are choosen, both will be compared and alloment of sest will be processed. It will also be depend on your reservation category so, you might have better changes in cut off's . Getting CSE or ECE will be depend upon the college you are choosing and the closing ranks of the college you have choosen. </p>
<p>The curriculum of <strong>BTech</strong> <strong>in Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) at PMIST</strong> is spread over a period of eight semesters. It includes various core, elective, theory and practical (lab) subjects. Students can also choose to pursue the course with a specialisation with additional coursework. The subjects included in the <strong>PMIST BTech CSE curriculum</strong> are as follows:</p><ul><li>Calculus, Ordinary Differential Equations and Complex Variable</li><li>Data Structure & Algorithms</li>... View more
Based on your EWS rank of 9282 in JEE Mains 2023, you can get into colleges like IIIT Amethi, KIIT Bhubaneswar, BIT Ranchi Jaipur University Indian Institute of Information Technology Allahabad. However, the cutoffs for top universities change every year and depend on various factors such as the number of applications received, difficulty level of the exam, etc. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
<p>You can easily get the jadhavpur college with the branch of your choice too. Its a really good college and has very good placement records as well.you can also get some other good government colleges of west bengal too. So do give it a try. Your rank is really appreciated and lots of luck your way.</p>
<p><span data-sheets-value="{" data-sheets-userformat="{">For 2025, IIT Jammu closing cut off was 6651 for General category candidates in All India quota for BTech. in Computer Science and Engineering in IIT Jammu. For female candidates in general category under All India quota, 11104 was the closing rank. BTech cut off varies depending on the category and domicile/quota of the applicant.</span></p>
<p>SRM Ramapuram is usually regarded as superior to SRM Trichy in the field of computer Science and engineering (CSE). Because SRM Ramapuram is close to Chennai, a significant IT centre, it benefits from more established infrastructure, knowledgeable teachers, and greater placement prospects. The campus provides a range of specialised CSE degrees and places a significant emphasis on business partnerships and research. Better access to internships and industry exposure are also offered by SRM Ramapuram, which are essential for a successful career in CSE.</p>
<p>Yes, the MET Institute of Computer Science claims to offer 100% placement aid to its students. The institute's placement cell conducts activities such as pre-placement meetings, campus interviews, and placement weeks to help students find work. The institute also provides internship chances for students to hone their talents and shape their careers. <br>The institute also provides career coaching and training from the first to the third semesters. Faculty members assist students in selecting a career path that is appropriate for their abilities and personal characteristics. The institute also stresses hands-on train... View more
<p>IIT Madras is the top AI & Robotics college in India according to NIRF 2024: Engineering Category. IIT Madras, Mumbai, and Delhi are the only IITs that provide the best BE courses in Artificial intelligence and computer science. Students can pursue BE in this college which is best for AI and computer science. Colleges like JNTUH and Osmania University Hyderabad are the best government colleges that offer BE in Artificial intelligence and computer science.</p>
<p data-sourcepos="1:1-1:240">A B.Tech in Computer Science is absolutely sufficient to get a job in private banks, especially in today's digital age! In fact, it's a very relevant and sought-after qualification. Banks need tech professionals for a wide range of roles.</p><p data-sourcepos="3:1-3:78">Here's why your B.Tech is a great asset and what kind of roles you can target:</p><p data-sourcepos="5:1-5:56">Why B.Tech (Computer Science) is valuable for banks:</p><ul data-sourcepos="7:1-13:0"><li data-sourcepos="7:1-7:138">Digital Transformati... View more
<p>Yes, you can get admission to the B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) programme at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU) through the CUET UG 2024. The university accepts admissions based on the scores obtained in the CUET exam, along with eligibility criteria that include having passed Class 12 with Physics, Mathematics, and an additional subject, securing a minimum aggregate percentage. Additionally, candidates must also qualify for the JEE Main exam, as both pathways are considered for admission. It is important to keep an eye on the official SMVDU website for specific details regarding application procedures and de... View more
You can seek admission in second year of engineering as a lateral entry student. Your duration of degree will be 3 years. Lot of engineering colleges offers lateral entry admission for Diploma in engineering and B.Sc students. You may evaluate admission in Manipal Institute of Technology as a lateral entry student.
Hello Unnati,
To be able to succeed, you need to believe in yourself first. I understand you need more time and attention compared to others to understand a subject. This is absolutely okay. You just need to put more efforts compared to others for the same. You need to put in much more of unconditional hard work to succeed which, you surely can do. Focus on the basics of physics, chemistry and mathematics. Solve as many model test papers and previous years solved papers as you can.
There are good colleges with good placements both in the government and private sector. I'm glad to hear that you've applied for JEE-Mains. I would also... View more
Hello Shyam, Aah, that's interesting shift of subject on your part. But yes, why not? Investment banking is a very good deviation and your knowledge of CS will come in handy to a great extent. Even RBI governor did not graduate in finance field. Best wishes.
Don't worry please follow the link to get complete detail about the college according to your marks scored in exam, your rank, and category
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See, first of all, relax. Life is not just about one exam. Move in to next and I will recommend you to go for a college with less fees. Why I am telling this because you can use that money in your MBA. Yes, if you can tactfully invest your 4 years in CAT or IIFT preparation, you can surely get a good MBA college and once you enroll in it, you can expect a good package minimum of 12 LPA.
Best of luck.
Hi,
I think you can get a chance to admission in a government college for CSE branch. Otherwise, you can also check Shiksha’s college predictor.
Hi,
It is not a big task to get admission in engineering. The fact you have to full fill eligibility criteria.
1. You should atleast score 50% marks in 12th in your PCM group.
2. You must have applied for JEE or state level entrance examination to qualify for the respected college.
3. You should full fill the minimum cutoff required by the college. If you full fill the required criteria then only you are eligible for admission.
Dear Rishabh,
Whatever might have been the circumstances but you can't run away. I think you should try to join any course of your interest. For instance, if you are interested in the field of IT then you can join some good networking course from some good institution. But make sure whatever you do this time, do it whole heartedly.
Hello Hartej,
If you want to do internship, then you need to build your resume, and then you need to apply online for internship, if you are shortlisted, then you will be called for interview (this is done on the basis of your skills mentioned in your resume). Clear the interview round and then do your internship. Good luck.
That is a bit confusing rank as in top 6 college (RV, PESIT, BMSIT, MSRIT, BIT, MVIT), you won't be able to get CS as seats end up by 2000-2500max rank and with rank you can get ECE in BIT and MVIT and maybe in these two in second round of counseling
And, as I am also student from above mentioned college, I would advise you to not select college below MVIT as it will affect you during placements.
But, don't worry, you have one more option available to you take any branch you get from COMEDK among the college mentioned above and do well (9.0 CGPA+) in your first year and change your branch to IS or CSE
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Yes, you should. Computer science is an amazing field.
Since, you have not studied programming before, I think this would be the right time to start going through some basics.
Hi, the course offered by King's International Foundation is a pathway programme towards the undergraduate programme. The normal programme is the normal degree programme without the pathway programme, you can apply directly after class 12th, and if you have a very good English language proficiency. The pathway is essential if you think you need more time to develop your knowledge in the area of interest (computer Science) and also improve the English language skills. Read the difference on the college website. It's pretty clear. All the best.
You can take admission after the gap by providing a self-declaration stating reason for your gap. That can be easily made by paying 50rs. To a notary lawyer. All colleges take admission this way. You just have to check your age and marks eligibility.