B.Tech

To apply for the B.E. / B.Tech programme at SKF - Supreme Knowledge Foundation, candidates generally need to submit the following documents:

1. Class 10 and 12 Mark Sheets – To verify academic qualifications.
2. Entrance Exam Score Card – Depending on the admission process, you may need to submit the scorecard from JEE Main, WBJEE, or other relevant entrance exams.
3. Aadhaar Card or Photo ID – For identity verification.
4. Photographs – Passport-sized recent photographs.
5. Caste/Category Certificate – If applicable, for category-based reservations.
6. Domicile Certificate – If applicable, particularly for candidates seeking regional reservations.
7. Migration Certificate – For candidates coming from other boards (if applicable).

Make sure to check the official website or contact the admissions office for any specific requirements and to verify if additional documents are necessary.

Yes, SIES Graduate School of Technology (SIESGST) in Navi Mumbai, India offers both B.E. and B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering:

B.E. and B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering

SIESGST offers a four-year B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering. The program's educational objectives include developing the ability to innovate, design, and implement projects.

B.E. in other engineering fields

SIESGST also offers B.E. courses in other engineering fields, including Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, and more. 

The main difference between computer science and computer engineering is their focus:

Computer science

Focuses on theoretical computing and software development, with a greater emphasis on cybersecurity, algorithms, and computer networks.

Computer engineering

Focuses on the integration of hardware and software systems, with a greater emphasis on computer design and development.

You might just get a chance to get a government engineering college through state-level counseling if your JEE Mains rank is 870235 and you were born under ST category.

However, the chances of admission in an NIT or IIIT are completely ruled out because their ST rank cutoffs are far, far lower. Well, you still have a couple of backup options like state government engineering colleges for reserved category seats and those under the state quota.

Check with your state advice for ST cut off and seat availability in government colleges. Explore even the different counseling like JoSAA, CSAB, and individual state admission processes because some states tend to favor reserved categories members through lower cutoff ranks.