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MS CSE in Germany is better in comparison to MS in USA universities because expenses to study in Germany are much lesser. Also, Germany is more liberal in work visa for those who graduates from German Universities in comparison to USA. USA H1 visa is based on lottery system and there is no guarantee that student will be able to work there for long time.

None branch is too hard to learn or study. I know people with 68% in board doing b.tech with 70%+
But then also if you want to compare these three branches on the basis of difficulty-
In civil engineering you will learn how to build bridges, sky scrapers etc. Detailed knowledge about the building structure.Civil is hard if you are not good in making charts.
As much as I know. And for me making chart was the last thing that I wanted to do In my school time. But it will be easiest if you are good at it.
CS as we all know is all about computer science and its working. Difficult part of it are coding and it's languages.
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B.Tech in CSE and B.Tech IT degrees are equally good with 80% similar syllabus. CSE graduates have better systems concepts in Vompari, Oyo IT graduates. CSE graduates have a minor edge over IT graduates. CSE graduates get both Apps and System development job whereas IT graduates like MCA graduates are preferred for Apps development roles. Indian IT industry give only Apps development job to IT graduates. B.Tech CSE graduates may also get better placement and little better CTC in comparison to IT graduates if they are from reputed Engineering colleges like IIT or NITs etc.

Hello Manmeet,
Your dreams are ok. But to achieve dreams, one needs to study dedicatedly. Something seems to be amiss. Just 24 marks out of 360? If you want to achieve your dreams then I suggest take break of one year, study with dedication and aim for scoring 300+.
With present marks, you have no chance.

If you do MS from top 10 universities in USA, it will make no difference whether you do MS in CSE or Aeronautical Engineering. Both will gave you similar opportunities.

Hi,
Under 20 lakhs, it is difficult. Tier 1s are expensive, many aspects come together which makes them Tier-1 including the money. You may refer to the course list on the link mentioned below, and see if any of them suits your budget.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/usa/ms-colleges-dc

C V Raman College of Engineering, KIIT, ITER and CET situated in Ghatikia will be good for you.

There's actually a difference and that's why they are two different streams.
In computer engineering, you're taught about the computer hardware as well as software fundamentals.
Whereas in information technology, the focus is more on software development. and less on hardware.
In IT, there are subjects which teach you practical software development. Whereas in CS, subjects are more theoretical.

Yes, it is a good decision to go for management.

Hi Aakash,
You can choose to pursue B.Tech in IT. IT (Information Technology) is a growing field, in India, and is looked upon, as one of the industries to provide jobs.
Hope this helps.
Wish you luck.

Yes you can pursue BE in computer science

Hi Ben,
Both the branches of engineering are equally good and have tremendous job opportunities. It entirely depends on how well you understand and handle the stream and increase your scope of growth. To decide on the course, you should analyse your strengths, career goals, interests, personality, aptitude and ability. If you decide based on these parameters you will put in your best effort and will be successful in your chosen field. Always remember, you should pursue a stream/course based on two things :
-your career goal
-the type of job you want to do
Please feel free to discuss more.
Wish you luck.

Yes, it is among top 50 engineering colleges in India with placement assistance and research attitude. You can crack MUOET and try to grab a scholarship.

All the colleges you have mentioned are private and B-class colleges. But among all of them, Amity University is the best.

Dear Piyush,
You have to decide which country you want to go to. Admission requirements vary from campus to campus. Standardized tests such as SAT or ACT, English language tests such as TOEFL or IELTS must be taken. Full scholarships to international students are very rare, unless you are extraordinary. Scholarships are merit based so very high grades, extra-curriculars and a brilliant profile overall is required.

Do MBA, if you want to. Otherwise, go for MCom, or LLB. Or just give exams like UPSC, IBPS, SBI-PO, SBI-Clerk to get a job.

Computer science will be a better option.

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Suman Kashyap,

#NITian,

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With this percentage you can apply for B.Tech in Delhi University (DU), Punjab University (PU) or Punjab Engineering College (PEC). The percentage is sufficient for you to get into one of these universities. Moreover, if you have appeared for some entrance exams let me know so I can assist you accordingly.

Hey Jaskaran,
Galgotia University is a good college to pursue Law. It has an impressive placement record as well as good overall rankings. You can proceed with the admission in the college. However there are even better options available which you can go for. If you are eligible for Galgotia then you can also apply for some other better colleges if you want and may also avail scholarships. Giving you a few suggestions -

Yes, you can pursue CSE/ Aeronautical Engineering at this percentage. Only thing is you won't be getting IITs. Because IITs ask for 75 % above in 12th. You can get admission in other state private/public engineering colleges.

IIT-Ropar, NIT-Jalandhar, PEC-Chandigarh and Thapar University are some of the best institutes for CSE in Punjab region based on ranking in the order of precedence.

Jamia Hamdard is a good option for B.Tech CSE.

You will come across, C, C+, Java, Python, SQL, PHP, JSP, ASP and many more.

yes. go for it.

Check the predictor below :<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor</a>

Hello Shreyash,
B.Tech in CSE and B.Tech in software engineering are almost similar with minor variations. While B.Tech in software engineering focuses only on software, B.Tech in CSE maintain a balance between software and hardware. Unless and until you get a job in a hardware company like Intel, Logitech etc., this difference hardly matters. Most of the IT jobs are available in the software domain. So, don't judge or get confused between these two branches. Just choose one in a good college.

Hello,
University of British Columbia
University of Waterloo
McGill University
University of Calgary
Simona Fraser
University of Toronto
University of Alberta.
These are the top ones. You can always check ranking leagues for country specific university rankings. The fee may range between $15,000 to $30,000 a year.

It is a good choice. I would recommend, you should go through the syllabus of both IT and CS and have an overview of it. However, in my opinion, there is a little bit of difference in the syllabus of both.
All the best.

You can go for the following:
NIT students admitted through JEE Mains.
IIT students admitted through JEE Advanced.
Jadavpur Engineering College students admitted through WBJEE and there are lots more.
For more result you may visit <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://Shiksha.com" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://Shiksha.com</a> and search for colleges within your preferred location.

Hey Shadab,
There is no best engineering college which can offer you engineering in this amount, however, you can avail scholarships offered by private universities like SIT Pune, Christ Bangalore. You can also check out colleges out of Pune, Bangalore like Lovely Professional University. You should check it out as it is having India's best scholarship scheme. I hope this helps.