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Average package is different for branch. Otherwise, it is 3-4 LPA.
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Why is the cut-off of BVB, Hubli for CSE not available?
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Which college is better among Vel Tech among Bharat University for B.Tech in computer science and engineering?
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Asked by Nitesh Sah

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9 years ago
VelTech is a good option for B.Tech in CSE because VelTech has a good ranking among engineering colleges and also the faculty members are highly experienced with good facilities in VelTech.
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Can I get admission in CSE branch? Which is the best college for the same in Gwalior? I have scored 85 marks in JEE Mains and 82% in 12th.
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Asked by Anand Mishra

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9 years ago
You can get good engineering colleges. Your score is nice. You can get a CSE branch. Getting a college also depends on your category. Some of the best engineering colleges in Gwalior that comes under top engineering colleges of Madhya Pradesh are:
1. ABV- Indian Institute of Information Technology an
1. ABV- Indian Institute of Information Technology an
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Can I take admission in Sri Ram Murti Smarak College for pursuing CSE?
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Asked by Shivam Patel
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Which branch is better in COEP among CSE and electrical engineering in terms of placements?
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Is it good to pursue B.Tech in computer science from Canada? What package will I get after completing the same?
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Asked by Rachit Hans

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9 years ago
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Yes, it is absolutely worth to do a CS degree in Canada depending on the university you choose. Since Canada is a permanent residency oriented country, you will get 2-3 years of stay back & ideally if your performance/GPA is good enough with decent recommendations from your teachers (from a C
Yes, it is absolutely worth to do a CS degree in Canada depending on the university you choose. Since Canada is a permanent residency oriented country, you will get 2-3 years of stay back & ideally if your performance/GPA is good enough with decent recommendations from your teachers (from a C
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Can I pursue MS in CSE or IT from Canada or Europe after completing B.Tech in ECE from India?
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Asked by Raghav Kharbanda

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9 years ago
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Yes, you may be able to do your MS in CSE or IT from your undergrad stream of ECE but would be highly competitive. Since both the countries require high scores in the Bachelor's degree with least backlogs, and strong SOP & LORs, you must posses good grades & apply. Canada in addition to your
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What is the difference between computer science and computer engineering?
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Asked by Harsh Goyal

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9 years ago
Computer Science (CS) is a study of the theory, applications of engineering principle for the design and use of computers based systems. Computer Science deals with mostly software aspect of Systems and Application Development. Computer engineering (CE) deals with design, implementation, and managem
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What can I do after doing B.Sc computer science?
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Asked by Bhargavi Puttnala Bhargavi

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9 years ago
Students after B.Sc CS can opt for M.Sc CS, M.Sc IT or MCA to further their career in the software industry.
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