Computer Science and Engineering

Yes, you can pursue but you should only go for it. If you are interested to shift yourself to business management line, I would prefer you to go for BCA instead.

VELS University
St. Joseph College of Engineering
Alagappa College of Technology
Madras Institute of Technology
College of Engineering, Anna University
IITDM, Cheenai.

Hello, You can get a lateral entry int the 2nd year of Bachelors in computer Science or computer engineering.

The last year opening and closing ranks at NIT, Trichy in B.Tech CSE in your category were 672 and 1624 (under home state quota) respectively. Hence, you have to score above 200 marks in JEE-Main.

The total fees is Rs 11,550.
Check out the link below for details-
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/bachelor-of-science-b-sc-faculty-of-science-dayalbagh-educational-institute-Agra-31273.

The majority of jobs for CSE are available in private sectors only. While Electrical engineering have equal scope in Private, PSUs and government sectors. So if you wants to do jobs in private sectors than go with Diploma+B.Tech in CSE. And wants jobs in (private+PSU+government) sectors, then go wit

The total fees is Rs 11,550
Check out the link below for details :
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/bachelor-of-science-b-sc-faculty-of-science-dayalbagh-educational-institute-agra-31273

Hello Pranjal,
Majority of the colleges located in Mumbai area admit students based on the entrance examination conducted by the State Government of Maharashtra called MHT CET. The admissions based on JEE Mains are against the all india quota but these seats are very limited in numbers and very toug

Hello Satadal Deka, Presently in India, CSE is the top most preference of students. One needs to be in top bracket of merit list to get this branch. You have obtained a little less than 75 as percentile. I am afraid with this your chances of getting this branch are quite slim. However to help you I

It all depends upon your interest level. If you are interested in working with languages such as C, Java, etc. And you have no problem in constant learning upon every changes which comes into the market then you should go for CS. Otherwise, not much changes occur in Mechanical Branch. So, it's up to