Computer Science and Engineering

Hey Akash,
The university has tie-ups with at least a 100 companies. If you have good marks and skills required for the company, you will definitely get placed. At the end of the day, the university will get you companies and train you for placements, but it is the candidate who has to crack the int

I would say that CSE at PEC is much better than ITY at NIT Kurukshetra. The reason being the placements of CSE at PEC are very good and the department of CSE is also very cool. They have chilled out environment.

Yes, surely you can. You will surely get all the non-circuital branches and may also get the circuital ones.

Use JEE Mains college predictor for predicting the colleges you can get based on your rank:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Yes, you can get CSE in JEC. Cutoff for last year i.e. 2017 was 132-135 marks. You have to apply through Assam CEE. Link of colleges is below:
http://jecassam.ac.in/index.php/academic/admission-examination
You can also use JEE Mains college predictor for predicting colleges based on your JEE Rank:
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If your WBJEE rank is good, say below 15k then you can apply for JIS College of Engineering.

You have to give state exams like WBJEE to get government colleges.

He has to go with VIT Vellore for CS as it is better than new NIT as there are chances to get new NITs at 21800 otherwise he has to compromise with other branches which is not a good option.

All of the guys answering here about B.Sc IT and B.Tech are mostly from the so commonly degree called B.Tech. So it’s obvious that they will all favor B.Tech and discourage B.Sc IT. But let me tell you one thing there is no such difference between both of these, the difference just lies in the menta