B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering

To get direct entry into the B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) after completing a Diploma in Civil Engineering, you can consider various options :-

1) Many private universities like Amity University, Lovely Professional University, Chandigarh University, VIT, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, and PES University.

2) Other universities like KIIT University, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, and Delhi University. 

No, you cannot get B.Tech CSE at IPU through CUET; IPU accepts JEE Main scores for CSE admission.

Free seats aren't available, but scholarships and fee concessions exist for eligible categories.

Check IPU's official portal for quotas and detailed scholarship schemes

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Heritage Institute of Technology (HIT), Kolkata, and Roorkee Institute of Technology (RIT), Roorkee, are both good with regard to their B.Tech CSE programs. HIT provides a the highest package of INR 16 LPA and an average of INR 6 LPA with companies such as Google and Amazon. RIT has a the highest package of  INR56 LPA and an average of INR 7–8 LPA, with 82.75% placement. HIT is ranked #1 in West Bengal among private engineering colleges. Though HIT provides equal performance and alleged recruiters, RIT is preferred for its large salary offers. 

As per the sources and web pages available at the official website of ACS College of Engineering, for admissions to M.Tech course at ACS College of Engineering candidates must complete their BE/ BTech degree in Civil Engineering with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Moreover, according to the brochure available on the official website of the college mentioned that the candidates from any stream in BE/ BTech course can get admissions to M.Tech course, after completing the other eligibility requirements. Candidates are suggested to reach out to the college's admission department or call the admission helpline number for this inquiry. 

No, you cannot pursue B.Tech in CSE (Computer Science and Engineering) through the CUET (Common University Entrance Test) in most cases.

Here's why:

CUET is primarily used for admission to undergraduate courses in central and some state/private universities, especially for BA, BSc, BCom, BBA, etc.

Engineering courses like B.Tech (especially in top colleges like NITs, IITs, IIITs, and most state engineering colleges) admit students based on JEE Main or state-level entrance exams, not cuet !