Computers & IT (Non-Engg)
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NIT (s) ask for maths as a subject in your 10+2 or graduation level. Rest, there are many universities which doesn't even consider Maths as a criteria.
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Best of luck for your future.
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If you are interested in Computer Science the best thing you can do is take admission in one of the top IITs and IISc and they will take it from there. The courses you do other than Compulsory courses of the degree are very flexible in IITs and you can opt for the Computer Science subject, all of them anyway teaches Data Structure and Algorithmic Design with A language or two in course, you just have to pick the proper elective. Other than that, Mathematics and Computing (it's not a proper Computer Science course) offer a little extra that regular applied Mathematics courses. There is a lot of scope for changes and improvements
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If you are interested in Computer Science the best thing you can do is take admission in one of the top IITs or IISc and they will take it from there. The courses you do other than compulsory courses in the degree are very flexible in IITs and you can opt for the Computer Science subject, all of them anyway teaches Data Structure and Algorithmic Design with A language or two in course, you just have to pick the proper elective. Other than that, Mathematics and Computing (it's not a proper Computer Science course) offer a little extra that regular applied Mathematics courses. There is a lot of scope for changes and impr
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