Information Technology

If you have both the options available with you, then go for CSE.

Considering the syllabus, there is not much difference between two branches but yes CSE is more preferred by recruiters than IT

yes but only in those colleges which requires just 12th pass eligibility. some universities like Amity,Sharda,Lpu requires Maths/Computer Science as compulsory subjects. but some colleges like JB KNOWLEDGE Park,Faridabad required just passed candidate.

For joining Cyber cells, you should posses qualifications in Cyber Security. Right now, only Masters Level courses are available on Cyber Security. There are mainly two type of courses
1. M.Sc- Cyber Security
2. M.Sc- Cyber Forensic and Information Security
3. M Tech Cyber and System Security
For 1 & 2, BCA/ B.Sc-IT/CS is eligibility.For M Tech, B Tech CSE / IT is mandatory.
Besides these, Law Programs such as PG Diploma and Diploma in Cyber Law also available. But this will cover only IT Rules and Cyber Acts and Its punishments only.
All the Best

obviously one can because What matters d most is d talent and d caliber of d student if he is abnormaly hardworking he can become very successful from any college

yes any stream student can pursue this course

You can do Aeronautical Engineering specialisation after Mechanical engineering graduation also but I will recommend that you do B.Tech AE and then do super specialisation at M.Tech. You can evaluate IIT Powai, PEC University Chandigarh, IIST, Manipal university, Amity University etc. Amity has 5 year integrated M.Tech program in Aerospace Engineering and it is a very well recived in industry.

There is no B.Sc in IT but yes a bigger branch which include IT that is computer Science demands for that depend on the college u are doing from but for got company u need to pursue M.Sc after B.Sc