B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering

The cut-off for admission to B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at NIIT University may vary from year to year depending on various factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the entrance exam, and the availability of seats.
The university typically releases its cut-off marks after the entrance exam results are declared. For admission to the B.Tech in CSE program, NIIT University accepts scores of national-level entrance exams such as JEE Main, SAT, BITSAT, or any other state-level engineering entrance exams.
It's recommended to check the official website of NIIT University or contact their admission office for the most recent cut-off marks for B.Tech in CSE program. Additionally, keep in mind that meeting the cut-off marks does not guarantee admission, as the university may have additional eligibility criteria and selection processes such as a personal interview, written test, or group discussion.

Hi Ansh, I would like to let you know that many colleges and universities have their eligibility criteria as the students should have PCM as their main subject in their 10+2. As per the eligibility and qualification criteria of B.Tech courses it is a bit difficult for you to apply for this course in any of the government college. But, some of the private colleges may offer this course to PCB students but that too at a very high cost, like LPU (Lovely Professional University) allows PCB students to pursue B.Tech in computer Science despite mathematics not being your main subject in 10+2. But, you have to appear in the entrance exam conducted by the University and qualify that as per their eligibility criteria. There are other private universities which give admission on the basis of their entrance exams. Some of the colleges are SRM University, KIIT, Manipal, etc. But I would like to advice and suggest you to look for courses in PCB field too. You will find a plenty of courses regarding this stream and there's a huge scope in it also. Because it will be very difficult fir a Biology student to cope with mathematics until and unless you don't have a large interest in that and you are too good in mathematics. If you have had mathematics also as a major subject in your intermediate then you can apply for JEE Mains examination allows large number of candidates to pursue engineering courses from their dream government colleges. Hope it helps. All the best.