Computer Science and Engineering

My local rank is 7834. Which college is best for CSE in SVU region?

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Hmd Fayaz | Beginner-Level 3

4 years ago

JNTU college of engineering kallikari.

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How can I pursue Bachelors degree (B.Tech) in Computer Science next year in Germany?

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It's wonderful to learn that you want to pursue your engineering degree in Germany. This is a suitable location. But it's not as simple as doing it in the US. Before they admit you, German institutions require a very high standard of academic achievement in addition to passing numerous exams. I've i

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I get 73 % in boards(delhi) and 87.1 percentile(as general category) in JEE Mains, so which college for CSE would be good for me?

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4 years ago

Unfortunately, you have not provided your category while mentioning your JEE Mains percentile. It will be decided based on your category if you are qualified to apply for admission to any NIT or take the JEE Advanced test. If your state has likewise designated JEE Mains as the entrance exam for dete

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Computer Science and Engineering Exam

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I got 173 marks in JEE Main and got 93% in plus two exam. Can you please help me to get admission in a good college for B.Tech CS?

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4 years ago

Welcome, Aswin P. Today, the JEE Mains exam's absolute scores are no longer significant; instead, what matters is your percentile score or the rating you received from the National Testing Agency. Although you have not specified which category you fall under, the fact that you have not mentioned JEE

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Computer Science and Engineering SRM University, AP- Amaravati

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How many marks do I need to get in SRM entrance exam for admission in SRM, Amravathi CSE?

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4 years ago

Good day, Haripriya
It is difficult to forecast because SRM University never discloses the grades that its students receive, but you must receive a score below 40k to be admitted to the CSE branch at the Amaravati campus.

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How can I use my degree of Computer Science in my business i.e. production of shoes?

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Asked by Princess

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4 years ago

Good day, Princess I must sincerely applaud you for choosing to pursue a degree in computer Science at university. Any form of schooling will always assist you in managing your business more effectively. Knowing computer Science will undoubtedly make the creation of shoes easier for you. I wish you

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Computer Science and Engineering Government Polytechnic Pune

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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for Diploma in Computer Engineering at Government Polytechnic Pune.

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4 years ago

Hello, in the state of Maharashtra, admissions to diploma programmes are handled centrally. Furthermore, the government polytechnic does not set any cutoffs. This indicates that any student who meets all entry requirements may apply for admission to any polytechnic. I Hope it was helpful.
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Computer Science and Engineering Bachelors

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Which is better for specialization in B.Tech between: ECE and CSE?

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Naga Karunakar | Beginner-Level 3

4 years ago

Both CSE and ECE are good options but it is better to opt CSE only if you are really interested in Software field because after completing B.Tech in ECE or in any other branch you can easily come to software field but you cannot enter any other core departments if you are a CSE graduate. Since you w

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