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<p>If you're looking for direct admission into B.Tech in CSE with AI and ML specialisation at low fees, options include SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai (fees around INR 2.5 lakh), and M.S. Engineering College, Karnataka (approx. INR 3.34 lakh). Many private colleges reserve seats under management quota or institutional-level open seats, where eligibility generally includes 45% marks in Class 12 with PCM. These pathways allow admission without mandatory entrance exams.</p>
If you have a definite career goal defined in your mind, then a Diploma in the related subject will help you in achieving the goal faster and in a better manner, as you get rid of the unnecessary subjects, which would not relate to your goal. However, if you don't have a career goal in mind, a degree after 12th is the right thing to do. Hope this helps you. Be free to share any problem you have.
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To get into these companies, you need to have good skills, especially in the technology field. First, if you are from a top-notch engineering college like IIT or NIT then you get a fair deal of chance through the campus selection else you need to go through the normal processes. For the support profile you need to be excellent in your trouble-shooting skills and also the coding part. Yes, here the support guy is also to have scripting skills. For developers, core knowledge about algorithms, flow design, data structures, etc.
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Hi, I understand that you want a clarity about computer Science. Computer Science is the study of computers and computational systems. Unlike electrical and computer engineers, computer scientists deal mostly with software and software systems; this includes their theory, design, development, and application. So during the course period you will be studying about all this aspects theoretically and practically. Few jobs to consider after a computer Science course is, Application analyst. Business analyst. Data analyst. Database administrator. Games developer. Information systems manager. IT consultant and many more. The job opportunities ar... View more
I totally agree with the view that a student must have a laptop, or a proper gadget of the kind. Days have changed fast and the trend is more and more digital, day by day. A student must have a full command over the modern educational devices. He must stand in competition and his range should find an increase. He can't do away with a computer.
No, you can’t get CSE as you have done B.Tech in ECE. You can only get ECE branch or any other specialization.
Yes, it comes under it and computer engineering both, but depends on your college course. I suggest you to go for CSE, because all this topics come under CSE.
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Go for lower order NITs like NIT Patna, NIT Jalandhar, NIT Jamshedpur, NIT Durgapur, IIEST Shibpur, etc. In these colleges, you may get computer science engineering. You can also predict other possible colleges here :
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Yes, You must pursue B.Tech as in today's era Degree is prefer over Diploma. And side by side do some certifications as well like coding in python, web. Designing etc. Not bookish knowledge is acceptable today, if you do good in your field you must have other knowledge other than course syllabus since the company now a days search for the cream. Be the cream and get placed in the good company after B.Tech.
On the basis of your rank, you can get Bhopal campus. You can go for the counselling.
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.
Mechanical is about machinery. Like every kind of machinery from robots to the working of brakes in trains. And difficult part is physics.
And honestly instead of thinking which is best branc... View more
See this notification on college website, and kindly contact the college regarding management quota, and not through agents. You should also try to get any approach from the trustees.
Management quota forms received till July 8, 2016.
You have a chance because IGIT cut-off is low as compared to other Odisha government colleges, I am not sure about CS. You can apply and hope for getting it, you have a chance there but wait up to the last round.
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<p>The decision of choosing between core Computer Science Engineering (CSE) or specialisation with AI & ML depends on your goals. Core CSE covers a broad range of topics, providing versatility. Specializations, such as in AI, Data Science, or Cybersecurity, offers deep expertise in a focused area. The decision should be based on your passion, career aspirations, and industry trends.</p>
Following are the major specialisation with good job prospects for Computer Science graduates:
(a) Data or Business Analytics
(b) Cyber Security (Information security)
(c) Cloud computing
(d) Machine learning
(e) Artificial intelligence
(f) Test Automation
(g) Robotics
(h) Nanocamputing
(I) Quantam Computing
(j) Computer Graphics etc
Yes, you can do. But, such are called cross majors. It is difficult to build a career out of cross major. Companies don't consider your PG.