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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Here, the difference is based on the curriculum.
Computer Science students study Algorithms and Data Structure, Architecture, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Database and Information Retrieval, Human-Computer Communication, Numerical and Symbolic Computation, Operating Systems, Programming Languages and Software Methodology and Engineering.
Information Technology deals with installation, development and implementation of computer systems and applications. Under this stream, students learn the following: Data Structures and Algorithms, Microprocessors and Interfacing, Computer Communication and Networking, Database Systems, Intern
Computer Science students study Algorithms and Data Structure, Architecture, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Database and Information Retrieval, Human-Computer Communication, Numerical and Symbolic Computation, Operating Systems, Programming Languages and Software Methodology and Engineering.
Information Technology deals with installation, development and implementation of computer systems and applications. Under this stream, students learn the following: Data Structures and Algorithms, Microprocessors and Interfacing, Computer Communication and Networking, Database Systems, Intern
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Sansar Garg
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B.Tech is a regular undergraduate professional course, which cannot be done as a part time. It requires whole of your day.
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Sansar Garg
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You should choose with your cup of tea which makes you perfect in that field and to be professional you would be easier to work in that particular area of your interest. So, choose the right way which you think the best.
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Aakash Rai
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Galgotias University and Sharda University are all private college, which charge a hefty amount of money, but you'll definitely get good and competitive students along with lots of opportunities. Dropping is not a good decision always. Yes, it can turn out to be better but the chances are real low. Think about it and then go for dropping.
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7 years agoWhich are the best engineering colleges/universities for B.Tech in computer science and engineering?
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Sansar Garg
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Every government college or university is more than better to pursue a B.Tech course. Also, there are some private universities which offer a pre-job experience with a well structured syllabus. So search according to these aspects.
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Sansar Garg
Contributor-Level 6
The both course are best in their own, but the main difference is that in B.Tech is more focused on technical aspects. So, choose whatever your choice and available course in the college is also to be noticed.
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Hello Riya,
Lateral entry is for Diploma students not for engineering students, changing colleges affiliated from different university is not as easy as it seems, however you may talk to colleges if they don't have any problems you can switch, but the chances are very low.
All the best.
Lateral entry is for Diploma students not for engineering students, changing colleges affiliated from different university is not as easy as it seems, however you may talk to colleges if they don't have any problems you can switch, but the chances are very low.
All the best.
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Hello Goutham,
Rejoining B.Tech in 3rd year is quite not possible, however you do approach some private colleges for better assistance, meanwhile the chances are very slim.
Rejoining B.Tech in 3rd year is quite not possible, however you do approach some private colleges for better assistance, meanwhile the chances are very slim.
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