B.Tech

After completing a B.Tech in Computer Science, you can definitely pursue a CISA course. CISA stands for Certified Information Systems Auditor and it's a globally recognised certification for professionals who audit, control, monitor, and assess an organisation's information technology and business systems. The criteria required to do CISA include passing the CISA exam, adhering to the ISACA Code of Professional Ethics, agreeing to comply with the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Policy, and submitting evidence of a minimum of 5 years of professional experience in information systems auditing, control or security (certain substitutions and waivers may be obtained). As for the course itself, it covers topics such as the Information Systems Auditing Process, Governance and Management of Information Technology, and Information Systems Acquisition, Development & Implementation. By completing the course and passing the exam, you'll demonstrate your expertise in these areas and be recognised as a qualified professional in the field.

To be taken into consideration for admission to the undergraduate programmes, prospective students must fulfil specific academic standards. They should either be in Grade 12 or the equivalent right now or have already finished Grade 12 (or the equivalent). For all undergraduate programmes, candidates must also have completed Grade 12 in mathematics, whereas applicants for the B. Tech. in Computer Science and AI, Robotics and Cyber-Physical Systems, and Biological Systems Engineering must have completed Grade 12 in physics. To be eligible for a formal offer of admission, candidates must present at least one of the following scores: SAT, ACT, JEE Mains, Grade 12 or comparable board results. Students who apply using just anticipated results, however, may be given a conditional admissions offer.