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New answer posted•2016-06-05 16:04:53
Debajit Chandra
2016-06-05 16:04:53
Hi
Both streams have a very exposure but if you are more incline to IT and software programming then CS is a better choice.
On the other hand Electronics will take you to Robotics, few other fields are embedded systems, VLSI System Design etc.
In CS, you learn about Algorithms, DATA Structures, Coding,

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New answer posted•2016-06-05 10:23:44
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2016-06-05 10:23:44
Harkot Butler Technical Institute Lucknow. Admission on basis of UPiTeC. Amity is also good.

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New answer posted•2016-06-05 10:00:23
Chinmay Nimodia
2016-06-05 10:00:23
Can you tell me your PCM average percentage?

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New answer posted•2016-06-04 23:13:40
mohammed ismail
2016-06-04 23:13:40
B.S is the most practical graduation degree which earlier offered in united States but newly introduced to few Indian universities. In this course 70% of the studies are practical and remaining 30% include theoretical knowledge. Unlike engineers demand for these graduates are very high.minimum salar

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New answer posted•2016-06-04 22:47:39
mohammed ismail
2016-06-04 22:47:39
B.S is the most practical graduation degree which earlier offered in united States but newly introduced to few Indian universities. In this course 70% of the studies are practical and remaining 30% include theoretical knowledge. Unlike engineers demand for these graduates are very high.minimum sala

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New answer posted•2016-06-04 22:45:41
Ashima Elhence
2016-06-04 22:45:41
Yes IIITA is a very well known name in the field of IT and surely worth a try.Since there is no CSE branch here, the IT branch course structure and reputation is almost equivalent to the CSE only for any other college.

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