Computer Science and Engineering

Hi Siva,
Yes. You are undoubtedly eligible for MBA after your B.Tech. However, before applying, please check the eligibility criteria in the college you apply to, as some criteria varies from college to college. Hope it helps.

Techno India college of salt lake is the best in terms of placement and infrastructure wise. Good luck.

Yes, there are many disimilarities. IT branch focus on totally software designing and developing part. There also many subjects which are different from computer Science branch like image processing. CS branch focuses hardware and software part. CS branch also differ in some subjects like microproce

If you are good with your technical then you should definitely go for M.Tech, but if you want to change your stream and you are good with your communication skills then MBA is also a good option. As the job opportunities will be good for MBA in coming years if you pursue it from a reputed institute.

Hello Admit Kumar,
It is very interesting and nice to see that you are interested in carrying out some research work in computer Science and engineering department. Presently in India, for getting registration for doing doctorate, you need to appear for an examination conducted by the university for

As India is a developing country, the job opportunities in IT branches are more and is easy to get the jobs as compared to core branches. And by 2020 the job opportunities for all the branches of engineering will be optimum.

Yes, it is one of the best branches of Engineering and some of the colleges even give 100% placements in such branches and has a bright scope.

Yes, you can apply for CS. There is no restrictions on CS in class.12th All the best.

First, lets be clear about few basic fundamentals about IT and CS:
1 Information technology or IT is all about Software only
2 While on other hands Computer Science or CS is about Sofwtare Hardware and OS core
So, this is the reason why CS cut-off is going so high. Now, before Joining any college or un

I think, you'll get IT most probably and not CSE.