Computer Science and Engineering Eligibility
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Opting for C+ isn't mandatory for getting admission in computer science engineering. Having PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) in your 12th standard is necessary for admission into any branch of engineering.
However, it is recommended to have computers in your 12th as it helps to increase your percentage and it helps to set the foundation of what you will be learning in computer science engineering.
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9 years agoContributor-Level 6
You should have at-least 65% and above in your B.Tech with IELTS score of 6.5 bands. If you have a good GRE score, then it can also help you.
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In BIT Mesra the faculty of CSE department is quite helpful. And the interesting thing is that there are weekly competitions held in the college to enhance your coding skills. Campus placements are very good. But at the end of the day it is how you study that depends. I can tell that BIT Mesra gives an ample scope, especially for the field of CSE.
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There are hundreds of good colleges which provide good education and placement in computer science and engineering. So, listing all of them won't be feasible. If you can mention a state or states you're interested in, I can mention some good colleges in those states.
Most of the universities demand at least 50% or above in your 12th standard/ PUC for admission into engineering colleges affiliated to those universities. However, I would advice you to have a percentage of over 75% to be eligible for all placement interviews as well as most of the good paying jobs demand a percentage of 75 and above.
Along with these, you need t
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