Computer Science and Engineering

Hello,
You have to apply for TNEA exam then only you can get admission into Anna University for BE in Computer science.
For more details about the exam, follow the link provided:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/anna-university/exams/tnea

You can look ATIT in two perspective. One for the job perspective and one for doing something creative if I go with the job perspective. The job opening are available for B.Sc. Computer Science students. But having said that taking an MCA (Masters in computer application) will give a lot of advantag

VIT has their own system of giving ranks. They give mild weightage to your board marks and whether it's your first attempt or not. Number of questions attempted also have upper hand. Level of paper will be higher than boards but for sure lower than JEE Mains. Some questions may be tricky. Just prepa

Yes, you can. But, to get into prestigious institutions you have to crack JEE.

Yes, you should go for UPSC. And if you are interested in computer science, do B.Tech in CS branch after that. Also, you can prepare for UPSC. You will get 5% quota for the UPSC according to your B.Tech.

Hello Jaha,
For your query I personally visited the UGC website for the affiliation approval confirmation of Sathyabama University. Now I am providing the link for you. So check out the link for clearing your complete doubt about Sathyabama University.
Link: https://www.ugc.ac.in/deemed_uniinfo.aspx

Hello Sayed,
B.Sc is 3-year course while BE is a 4-year course. In B.Sc, main focus is given to theoretical portion while BE will cover theoretical as well as practical portion. Technically, BE is better as compared to B.Sc. So you must opt for BE in CSE.

If you are done with the diploma , Then you will get admission directly in 2nd year B.tech . It is mecessary to complete diploma in the same branch.
If you are fulfilling the criteria then you can get admission.

The opening and closing rank for B.Tech CSE admission for OBC students is1401-2567
And for OBC- PWD, it's 104943.