CUET

Top Government Colleges (via CUET) with good placement are -

Delhi University -30K – 60K total

Banaras Hindu University -10K – 70K

University of Hyderabad B.Sc - 50K – 1 lakh

Some major subjects that are included in the curicullum of BSc Computer Science are as follows-
Database Concepts, Structured Query Language, Date Functions, Aggregate Functions, Operations on Relations Computer Networks, Network types, Network devices, Network Topologies, Computer Science Exception, File Handling in Python, Exception Handling, File Handling, Stack (List Implementation), etc.
For a more detailed over view of the subjects students can read: CUET Computer Science Syllabus 2026 - Important Topics

Yes you can it totally depends on you to that how much subject you want to choose but I suggest  choose subjects which you have studied in your class 12 and accordingly see the course eligibility criteria .

Yes, it is possible to apply to Tezpur University through CUET UG with an EWS certificate and a 58.96% score in life science, but it depends on the specific programme and its eligibility criteria. Tezpur University accepts CUET scores for many of its undergraduate (UG) programs. If you follow the required procedures and guidelines then you are eligible.

For CUET, Commerce students without Maths can opt for subjects like Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, and English, along with the General Test. While some courses like B.Com (Hons) with Economics might require Maths, there are still plenty of options available for students without it, such as BBA, B.Com (General), and various Arts courses like BA (Economics).

It is highly improbable that a general category student will be able to get in with CUET normalized score of 218, for microbiology or biotechnology admissions to Delhi University. These courses are highly competitive, and scores usually range above 400, sometimes very close to 475 or more. If you belong to a reserved category, such as SC, ST, or PwD, and apply to less competitive colleges in DU, then there may be a small possibility depending on seat fill rate and cut-off. You could also check similar life sciences majors or other universities with more accommodating cut-off levels. Just keep checking in on the CSAS portal.