B.Tech

Computer Science is 3 years of Graduation course while B.Tech is 4 years of Graduation course after which you will get Engineer's Degree. B.Sc. CS will teach you about computer application but won't focus much on coding. So I would suggest you for B.Tech Computer Science. If you get selected for B.Tech in CS then undoubtedly you will be getting better course contents and deeper knowledge of Computer Science and its subjects. If you get admission in a good B.Tech college / university then you will be having a good platform to develop your technical skills and knowledge at State or National level; if you are capable enough. Apart from IIT, top colleges for engineering are National Institute of Technology, R. V. College of Engineering, Delhi Technological University, College of Engineering Pune, UPES Dehradun, Chandigarh University, Geeta University, etc. Students of CSE secured salary package of up to Rs 21 LPA and placement opportunities from companies like Amazon, Flipkart, HCL, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, Genpact, American Express, Motherson Sumi, Urban Clap, UST Global, Max Life, ICICI Prudential visiting the varsity campus for conducting their campus placements. University also provides Internship opportunities for us, From organisation where you do internship, an Industry guide is allocated to the intern student and a faculty member from the institution. Monitoring is done by Faculty member on the regularly basis with the industry guide to check the progress and performance of the student intern.

Hello Ananya, this your query has come to me again apparently because no counsellor is attempting it. This is perhaps because you have forgotten to mention the name of the place where this college is located. In the options of this information it's very tough to answer your query since there are plenty of colleges across India with similar sounding names. However genericically speaking I can state that for the BTech in food technology the college will not what happens prescribe any cut off since the number of students who see admission in this particular branch or not too many compare with number of seats available on offer for admission. You can therefore be rest assured that you are application will not be rejected and you will definitely be considered for admission in the scores if you are full feeling all the minimum criterias mention for admission.
Best wishes to you.

Hello! Faisal Ansari, it is very interesting to see your goal but unfortunately I see no path to achieve success of your goal. Perhaps, if you were born and where domicile of Tamil Nadu you could have achieve this very comfortably. This is so since presently it is only in this state that there is no entrance exam what so ever for admissions to engineering colleges as admissions are based on marks obtained in 12th. Of course presently even the Rajasthan government is thinking whether to do away with the entrance exam for engineering admissions but the decision is still awaited. In Mumbai and in Maharashtra, the engineering admissions are based on the performance in MHT CET which is the entrance exam conducted by the state. Of course, from current year some weightage will be given to the marks obtained in 12th also. Considering all this, I am constrained to advise you that what you are seeking is just not feasible at least at the moment. Best wishes to you.

Hello! Keerthana, School of artillery of the Indian Army which is located in Nashik Road in Maharashtra does not offer any sort of graduation in engineering to any student. This establishment is meant for training for the personal of Indian Army in the field of artillery. This is not a college attached to any university which is important education for the students to get a degree of graduation in engineering. I really do not know as to from where you got this information but I know of my own knowledge since I once belong to the Indian Air Force that what I stated just now is the case and where has told you is not aware about what is the ground reality.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Anthara Nanaware, I can appreciate your angst and anxiety. COEP ranks in the top five engineering colleges in the state of Maharashtra. However, there is no mention of any cutoff for admission to this college. Please try to understand. Admissions are not processed by the college. This job is done by the CET cell of govt of Maharashtra after the declaration of results of MHTCET. Students are to register with them and give preference for admission. All colleges across Maharashtra are included in this process. Hence there is no scope for any college to announce a cutoff. What is announced by colleges after the admission process is over are the opening and closing ranks of students who got admission. Obviously for this college, one must be perhaps in the top five percentile for having a reasonable chance of getting admission.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Priya, presently govt of Maharashtra is slated to conduct entrance exam called MHTCET in the month of August. Then they will conduct centralised counseling. Then only this institution will announce its cutoffs. Knowing cutoffs of previous years is if no use since actual opening and closing ranks of students who got admission is available on the college website. Suffice it to say that it's reputation is next best to IIT Mumbai. As a result the closing ranks are really High. One needs to study well and should try to be in top 10 percentile of MHTCET to have a meaningful shot at admission in this institution. But always remember, there is nothing impossible. If you study well, you will score well and this in turn will get you admission in your desired institute.
Best wishes to you.