Computer Science and Engineering

CSE is surely better than engineering in IT. You can also pursue B.Sc Honors in Computer Science from Delhi University or any other place, if you want to work in Computer codes background. Another good option is BCA course, it also provides good placements.

Among all, you must go for DTU as this is the best option among all other colleges that you have mentioned as in DTU, you will find the advantage of getting in touch with companies regularly as because of the location here almost all the companies have their head offices that results in greater oppo

See, for CSE branch, IIT-Ropar is better than the DTU as the faculty of the IIT is much more qualified than the faculty of DTU, in IITs faculty are double Ph.D and also they can offer you a letter of recommendation that you will be needed if you want to do your Master's degree abroad.

Yes, it offers lateral entry for Diploma students. You just visit the official website of DTU under admissions section for more details:
http://dtu.ac.in/

You can check in this link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.

You need to clear MHCET exam to get admission in SGGS.

You need to appear for it’s entrance exam and have to score under 58000 rank to get CSE branch. All the best.

No, since the eligibility criteria says, you need to have a graduate degree from any one of the non-IT courses.

To become a software engineer you may opt for courses such as:Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science / Information TechnologyBachelor of Science (hons.) in Software EngineeringMaster of Computer ApplicationsBachelor of Science in Computer ScienceBachelor of Science in Information Technology
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Hi dear,
The three programs have common elements:
They all stress an understanding of both digital hardware and software, though to varying degrees, and they all hone student's problem-solving skills. As well, graduates of all three programs may compete for some of the same jobs. However, the program