B.Tech

Yes, you can get admission in an NIT.

Are you planning for regular mode or distance mode?

Hi Abhi,
If you wrote the exam, you may get any of the campuses of VIT, and for management quota, you need to talk to the VIT officials.

Hi Tej,
As per the level of question paper, it may be between 100-105 for general, 65-70 for OBC and around 45-50 for SC/ST students.

Hi Karpreet,
Please specify about the exam you are talking about.

Hi Ram Babu,
If you are looking forward for CSE branch, you must prefer Bangalore as it is the IT hub of India. You may get good job opportunities and great exposure there.

Job opportunities for Engineering grads is less because there are more colleges and engineering grads output every year is more then number of new jobs being created every year. By the way problem with BBA grads is also same. You can chose any between B.Tech or BBA but do these degree from top colle

You can study CS in B.Tech even if you have not taken CS in school. Any way, the basics will be repeated again in the 1st semester - so not so difficult to grasp.

BBA is more better option if you are looking for pursuing MBA and wants to make your career in the field of Business. B.Tech as the name suggests in purely technical and if you have studied of 11th and 12th in your HSC, its a better option. As per current scenario, B.Tech is more of a preferred opti