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Aayush Bhatnagar

Contributor-Level 10

The Graphic Era University, Dehradun BTech CSE syllabus is structured as per NEP 2020 guidelines. It is divided into semester pattern. Students have to submit a mini project in the fifth or sixth semester. While a major project has to be submitted in seventh and eighth semester.

Check below some of the topics covered in the course:

  • Mobile Computing
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Compiler Design
  • System Software, etc.

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Deepali Choudhary

Contributor-Level 6

CSE students at Galgotias University gain hands on experience through modern computer laboratories where they practice programming, software development AI cybersecurity cloud computing and database management. Regular lab sessions coding assignments and project-based learning help students apply classroom concepts improve problem solving skills and prepare for real world IT careers.

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Vaishnavi Abrol

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Hello, Mr Arun. If I were in your place and got a seat in Indraprastha University (IPU), I would choose it first because of academic reasons and budget.

 But if you are searching for a modern campus, practical learning, internships, and good placement support, LPU is also a very good option. In the end, choose the university that fits your career goals and budget.

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Vaishnavi Abrol

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Hi Akshay, It's a good and suitable option, B.Tech (Hons.) CSE is like a normal B.Tech CSE with extra learning. In this course, you will study core and extra learning subjects, which will help you better understand the course 

It helps you:

  • Learn more skills
  • Get better job opportunities
  • Prepare for higher studies

If you want to learn more than the normal B.Tech course, B.Tech (Hons.) CSE is a good option.

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Sahil bora

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From what I've seen, placement opportunities for CSE at Galgotias University are quite good. The university attracts a wide range of recruiters and also provides placement training, aptitude sessions, and interview preparation. While the university creates plenty of opportunities, students who consistently work on their coding skills, projects, internships, and interview preparation usually achieve the best placement outcomes.

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Bhavya Jain

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A general BTech CSE degree focuses on all CSE subjects. But in a more broader way. Students choose a more specific path in their last semester through electives. Whereas, when a student chooses a particular specialization, their curriculum starts shaping up around 3rd semester. all major class requirements like end term projects are based on your specialization.

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Bhavya Jain

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Havin CS in class 12th is not a strict requirement for BTech. Anyone who passed class 12th with PCM subjects can apply for BTech. But it would be good for foundational knowledge. It is highly recommended.

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Bhavya Jain

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Havin CS in class 12th is not a strict requirement for BTech. Anyone who passed class 12th with PCM subjects can apply for BTech. But it would be good for foundational knowledge. It is highly recommended.

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Bhavya Jain

Contributor-Level 8

Havin CS in class 12th is not a strict requirement for BTech. Anyone who passed class 12th with PCM subjects can apply for BTech. But it would be good for foundational knowledge. It is highly recommended.

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