Computer Science

Yes, Banaras Hindu University (BHU) offers a B.Sc. Computer Science course through CUET (Central University Entrance Test). The eligibility criteria for this course typically require candidates to have completed their 12th grade with a minimum percentage in subjects like Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry or Computer Science.

To get an accurate idea of the cutoff for the current year, you should check the official BHU website or the CUET portal once the results are out. The previous year's cutoffs may also give you an idea of the trend. However, it's advisable to aim for a high rank to secure a seat in the competitive B.Sc. Computer Science programme at BHU.

The Indira Group of Institutes, Pune, is renowned for imparting various courses, M.Sc in Computer Science included. Regarding placements, the college has a decent track record; students are being placed in some of the most reputed companies in every field. The institute also provides students with opportunities through the placement cell that actively strives for organizing placement drives, internships, and industry interactions.

Placements for M.Sc in Computer Science can vary on students' skills, the level of academic performance achieved by them, and on-demand in the tech field at that time. There have been instances where many of the students with stronger technical knowledge, programming knowledge, and project experience have ended up getting good placements. Though the average salary for the M.Sc graduates will not be as high as the B.Tech and M.Tech graduates' package, it still ensures good opportunities.

Hello! With an REAP rank of 2936 in the OBC category, you have a decent chance of getting admission to the Computer Science (CS) branch at CTAE (College of Technology and Engineering), Udaipur. The cutoff rank for various branches can vary each year, but generally, the CS branch has a higher demand and cutoff rank.

Based on previous years, your rank might be on the edge for securing a seat in CS. However, you could still have a chance, especially if there are any vacant seats during subsequent rounds or if you apply for branches that might have lower competition. It's always advisable to check the official cutoff trends for more accurate predictions or get in touch with the admissions office for specific guidance.

Best of luck with your admission process!

Yes, as a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) student, you may still be eligible for a degree in Computer Science, but it depends on the college or university's admission criteria. Many institutions require Mathematics as a compulsory subject for Computer Science courses, especially for B.Tech or B.Sc Computer Science programs.  

some universities and colleges offer Computer Science degrees where Mathematics at the 12th level is not mandatory. These could include specialised B.Sc programs, integrated courses, or diploma-to-degree pathways. You'll need to check the specific eligibility requirements of the institution you are applying to.  

If you haven't studied Mathematics in 12th grade but wish to pursue Computer Science, you might consider bridging courses or diplomas to build your foundational skills in math and programming.