Computer Science and Engineering

CSE is all about programming but if you are poor in programming go for civil and you can concentrate on ethical hacking and stuff.

Yes, you will definitely get the seat as per your score.

M.Sc (CS) graduates have opportunities in software development, testing, and networking. After finishing your M.Sc you could go for a professional degree like MCA or do an MBA. Both have many opportunities in technology and other industries.With this qualification you may consider jobs in applicatio

Hello,
It depends upon a lot of factors like: from which college you are pursuing these degrees, the companies and the job profiles, your skills, and the interview performance. So, it may be as low as Rs 3-4 Lacs to Rs 25-30 Lacs or maybe even more.

IIT-Powai will be the best option for B.Tech in CSE. It has a great placement record too.

Dear Abhishek,
I think you are talking about CS (Company Secretary). It is a professional course for commerce (and arts) student and syllabus is company law.
But if you are talking in the context of science then there is no difference between CS (Computer Science) and CSE (Computer Science Engineerin

Hello Aman!
No. JEE is an all India examination which would provide you an opportunity to study engineering in the prestigious Institutes like NITs and IITs.
But it is not compulsory.
You may also go for other universities like BITS-Pilani, VIT, etc. by clearing the respective exams or a better coll

I may not be totally relevant. But, I say that you have to check your speed. It is connected with reading as well as responding to questions. The more you read, the faster you get. Reading speed is the secret.

All the teachers are partly dependable. I speak from my personal experience. If the scripts are given to a different teacher, you may be disappointed. I suggest that you should do your best and then depend on your teacher.