B.Tech Computer Science Engineering

Although it mostly offers undergraduate research-based degrees, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, is recognised as one of the best universities in India for B.Tech CSE. However R.V. College of Engineering (RVCE), BMS College of Engineering, and PES University are regarded as the leading candidates in Bangalore for a more conventional B.Tech degree.

With its stellar academic record, industry connections, and placement opportunities—particularly in CSE—RVCE distinguishes out among them. Top tech businesses like Google, Amazon and Microsoft regularly hire people through RVCE and their average compensation packages range from 7 to 12 LPA. The college's facilities, research projects and faculty assistance are all excellent.

Since certain universities demand mathematics, eligibility for PCB candidates interested in pursuing a B.Tech in CSE or IT may differ. The top ten universities where PCB students can find options for multidisciplinary programs or bridging courses are as follows:

The Biotechnology B.Tech programme at SRM Institute of Science and Technology includes computational electives.
Amity University offers adaptable computer applications and IT studies.
Manipal Academy of Higher Education: Provides non-math students with bridge courses.
Multidisciplinary tech programs are offered by Shiv Nadar University.
PCB students are permitted in VIT University through specific specialised programs.
Christ University: Provides bachelor's degrees in IT.
Technology and IT-related fields are the main focus of NIIT University.
Tech-related courses are available at DY Patil College in Pune.
PCB students can enroll in bridge programs at Lovely Professional University (LPU).
Flexible tech and IT-focused courses are available at Jain University in Bangalore.

No, you do not need to have prior programming knowledge to pursue a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE). However, having a basic understanding of programming can be helpful and give you a head start, but it is not a mandatory requirement for admission into the course. Most B.Tech CSE programs start with introductory programming courses that teach you the foundational concepts of programming from scratch.

Here's what you can expect in terms of programming during your B.Tech CSE:

Programming in B.Tech CSE

1. Introduction to Programming:

2. Core Subjects Involving Programming:

3. Practical Hands-On Learning:

4. Learning Resources:

Tips for Students Without Prior Programming Knowledge:

1. Start with Basics:

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   Focus on Problem-Solving Skills:

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   Collaborate with Peers:

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   Practice Regularly:

   While it is not necessary to know programming before starting B.Tech CSE, being prepared to learn it in the first year will help you immensely. The programme will equip you with the required skills, and with practice, you can become proficient in programming by the end of the course.