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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Hi, There are very big difference between B.Tech (CS) and B.Sc (CS). the few of them are listed under :-
1. B.Tech is a practical and skill knowledge oriented 4 years programme, while B.Sc (CS) is theory based 3 years programme.
2. B.Tech admission are based on JEE Main/ Advance and other entrance tests, while B.Sc admission are based on merit (12th marks).
3. B.Tech (CS) have higher level and exposure in market in comparison to B.Sc (CS).
4. B.Tech (CS) students are eligible to participate in Graduate aptitude test in engineering (GATE) for jobs of PSUs and government. While B.Sc (CS) have no such options.
5. B.Tech (CS) students are e
1. B.Tech is a practical and skill knowledge oriented 4 years programme, while B.Sc (CS) is theory based 3 years programme.
2. B.Tech admission are based on JEE Main/ Advance and other entrance tests, while B.Sc admission are based on merit (12th marks).
3. B.Tech (CS) have higher level and exposure in market in comparison to B.Sc (CS).
4. B.Tech (CS) students are eligible to participate in Graduate aptitude test in engineering (GATE) for jobs of PSUs and government. While B.Sc (CS) have no such options.
5. B.Tech (CS) students are e
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pavan acharistruggling for something......
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If you wish to take B.Sc. In agriculture, you are not required to apply for EAMCET. It is only to pursue engineering. For B.Sc, you can directly take admission in a college directly without any entrance exam.
All the best.
All the best.
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Ashish Kumar
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To get in B.Sc course of Fergusson College in Pune, getting a percentage of 90 -95 (general category) in AIMAT to get a seat is mandatory. If you are an outside Maharashtra candidate, it is near 75-80 within the state candidate though the cut off varies on caste categories and also if the candidates is outside Maharashtra or within the state candidates.
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Sopna Joshua
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As mentioned, both are good options but B.Sc Nursing done in a good college guarantees immediate placement.
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Tarun Kumar RajWeb Developer & Unpaid Responses Contributor.
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If you see a placement, it all depends on your communication skills and not branch which you are selecting. But, I will suggest you to select technical stream that is B.Sc.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
Hi,
B.Tech have advantage here. BE covered the theoretical aspect and focuses on fundamentals, while B.Tech is a skill oriented course and emphasis are laid on practical rather than theory. B.Sc is a three year programme and course contents and syllabus level is somewhat easier than that of B.Tech and BE. Further, BE/B.Tech students can participate in Graduate aptitude test in engineering (GATE) for PSU and government jobs, whereas a B.Sc student have not this opportunity. So, in my opinion B.Tech CS is better over BE or B.Sc (CS).
B.Tech have advantage here. BE covered the theoretical aspect and focuses on fundamentals, while B.Tech is a skill oriented course and emphasis are laid on practical rather than theory. B.Sc is a three year programme and course contents and syllabus level is somewhat easier than that of B.Tech and BE. Further, BE/B.Tech students can participate in Graduate aptitude test in engineering (GATE) for PSU and government jobs, whereas a B.Sc student have not this opportunity. So, in my opinion B.Tech CS is better over BE or B.Sc (CS).
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ABHISHEK PALIWALHaving expertise in Pharma & Vaccines
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You should go for MBA from reputed college.
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Shiksha Kumari
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As per the internet research, the overall rating given to Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science is somewhere around 3.3% on 5%. Rest, the actual information about the placements could be found by either contacting the college officials or the college alumni.
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