Computer Science and Engineering

Dear Gaurav,
B.Tech in computer science and B.Tech in IT are somewhat same. But you can say that CSE is a much wider term. It means CSE is a set and IT is a subset. If you want specialisation in software engineering related field, then I would suggest you to go with B.Tech in IT. However, if you want

Yes, if you don't want to take up B.Tech, you can choose BCA or B.Sc (computer science) from a reputed college in India like Christ University (Bangalore), or some other universities.

Yes, BCA is a good option for Diploma in computer science, you can even opt for BCA through lateral entry (Direct second-year entry). For colleges, check out the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/colleges/bca-colleges-india

Yes, you can pursue your Masters in computer science.

Dear Imran, Thank you for showing interest in Ganga Institite of Technology and Management. B.Tech CSE is a 4 years regular course approved by AICTE and affiliated with MDU, Rohtak. The eligibility criteria for B.Tech is pass in 10+2 with Physics & Mathematics as compulsory subject along with one su

Hello Syed,
What happened? From B.Tech in CSE to literature! Of course you must follow your passion and heart. This only will give you happiness. Normally integrated courses offer graduation with PG. But PhD is a different cup of tea. You can choose any college that is convenient to you to begin MA.

Hello,
You should option for Computer Engineering/ Software engineering if you are interested in cyber security. Cyber Security is a very promising field to dive into. Across industries cyber risk is a major concern as all the important data are becoming more and more in digital form. To protect from

Hi Jagdish Singh,
Scholarships at Stanford are given on financial background of the family. You have to fill up a form, please check the website of the university for details. Remember, it's not easy since its one of the most selective universities in the world, they admit very students and to be ad

Hi Areeba,
Yes, you can as you have commerce with maths. So, you can go for B.Sc in statistics.

Hello Pooja,
BBA is just a degree. If your heart is not in that then you should go after your subject about which you are passionate. You can think of taking up a job too. There are plenty of careers in today's world. But you will succeed only if you are passionate about that subject or topic.
So, my