Computer Science and Engineering

Hi,
The following are involved in B.Tech computer science engineering but it differs in the colleges according to their curriculum. This below one is a general syllabus:
Semester 1 and 2:
English
Mathematics I
Applied Physics
Computers and Information Technology
C & Data Structures
C & Data Structures
Netwo

Hello Sumanth,
The branches that provide most placements to candidates are in fact CSE and ECE. This is the main reason why the cut-off marks required for admission in engineering colleges are high.

The colleges in Pune like Sinhagd Institutes, JSPM, PCCOE, MMCOE and AISSMS are good for computer engineering. Vidyalankar, Datta Meghe and Jawahar Foundation are the colleges in Mumbai.

Based on your rank, you might get admission in CE, but I can't say for sure. You should apply for it though as there is a chance that you might get a seat during spot round.
However, if you belong to a reserve category, then your chances improve significantly.

YMCAUST does not offer CSE. Instead, it has computer engineering which is more or less identical to CSE. Also, YMCAUST is ranked higher than DCRUST in Haryana, so if you have a choice, go for CE in YMCAUST.

If you want to become a professor or something in the computer science subject, you can choose the course offered by DU. But, if doing a job in computer field is your main goal, go for the B.Tech CSE offered by WBJEE college. Comparing the universities, DU is better than average WBJEE college.

I am sorry to say this but I don't believe you can. However, there is no harm in trying and if luck favors you, there might be some chance during spot round. You can also apply for information technology as your second choice.

Since you have not mentioned which entrance exams I am assuming that it is JEE rank.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Yes, you should. Computer science is an amazing field.
Since, you have not studied programming before, I think this would be the right time to start going through some basics.