Engineering

As per my knowledge all IITS, NITS, GFTIS are the top government funded technology institute for BTech course and admission in such colleges in done on the basis of your rank in the JEE Mains exam. If you qualify JEE Mains then you eligible to apply for NIT, GFTI but if you qualify JEE Mains as well as JEE advanced then you are eligible to take admission in the IITS . Moreover there are several others government funded institute state wise. In different states different admission criteria is there but always the priority is given to home state students first then the rest of candidates.

IILM offers the following specializations in B Tech Computer Science and Engineering :-

1. Cloud Computing and Virtualization: Cloud.
2. AI/ML
3. Cyber-Security
4. IoT
5. Graphics and Gaming
6. Full stack development:
7. Data Science and Big Data Analytics
8. Blockchain Technology
9. B Tech Computer Science and Engineering with specialisation in iOS Mobile Application with ML and AR

TNEA gives admission on the basis class 12th PCM marks. While VIT University, Vellore conducts VITEEE every year which is a national level engineering entrance examination to admit it's students. VIT University doesn't accept marks of any other entrance test.

VIT does not accept TNEA.

Candidates must have passed 10th grade with 60% marks in aggregate (50% for reserved category candidates).

Age: Candidates must be 15–19 years.

Admission: Admission is first-come, first-served basis.

The minimum eligibility for admission to the Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) program at Women's Christian College (WCC) in Chennai is 65% in 12th standard. And University entrance test: Candidates who have passed the qualifying exam should appear in the entrance test conducted by the university.

DAVV Indore offers a B.Tech in Computer Science, but it doesn't have separate departments within the program. So, there's just one Computer Science programme you'd apply to.

IILM University gets you learning by doing in their engineering programs. Here's the gist:

• Hands-on projects: You won't just be memorizing formulas, you'll be putting them to use in real-world projects. Think building robots or designing drones!
• Swanky labs: They have fancy labs with all the latest equipment to give you the practical experience you need.
• Industry-focused curriculum: They keep their courses updated with what's going on in the real world so your skills are job-ready.

1. Check the Rajendra Mishra College website directly. They likely have a past year's cut-off listed which can give you an idea.
2. Search online for "[Rajendra Mishra College BCA cut-off]". You might find news articles or educational portals that have this information.