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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Both VIT BSc CS and VIT BCA are 3-year undergradute programmes offered by School of Computer Science & Engineering & Information Systems (SCORE). Minimum aggregate required to be eligible for either course is 70% in Class 12. No entrance test is required for both.
BSc Computer Science is the better choice for students aiming for technical career paths, such as software development, programming, and data related fields. BCA is more suitable for students seeking application-oriented programme focused on Computer Application & IT.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Both VIT BSc CS and VIT BCA are 3-year undergradute programmes offered by School of Computer Science & Engineering & Information Systems (SCORE). Minimum aggregate required to be eligible for either course is 70% in Class 12. No entrance test is required for both.
BSc Computer Science is the better choice for students aiming for technical career paths, such as software development, programming, and data related fields. BCA is more suitable for students seeking application-oriented programme focused on Computer Application & IT.
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a month agoContributor-Level 7
Up to 3 years on OPT + the STEM OPT extension (12 months + 24 months). This is before you need an employer-sponsored visa like the H-1B. The H1-B visa is longer than almost any other master's field.
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a month agoContributor-Level 7
The subject ranking (Computer Science & Information Systems) is more relevant. It's built specifically on CS academic reputation, employer reputation, and research output, rather than the university's overall profile across every department.
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a month agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, Indian students remain fully eligible to apply for and enrol in MS in Computer Science in USA. India is still the largest source of international students in the US, and admissions eligibility itself (bachelor's degree, GPA, English scores, SOP/LORs) hasn't changed. What has changed is the F-1 visa framework around your stay, and this is genuinely worth knowing before you apply for Fall 2027 or later.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
No, it helps, but it isn't mandatory. A large number of Indian applicants come from ECE, IT, Electronics, and even Mechanical/Math backgrounds. Many of them get into strong programs every year. What matters more to admissions committees is evidence of programming and mathematical foundation:
- Coursework or projects in data structures, algorithms, discrete math, and,
- At least one strong programming language.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
With a score of 156 in CUET PG 2026 Life Sciences, you can target mid-tier central universities, state participating universities and specialised regional institutions. The premier central universities like DU, BHU or JNU typically close higher (usually 180–220+ for general category students).
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
With a score of 156 in CUET PG 2026 Life Sciences, you can target mid-tier central universities, state participating universities and specialised regional institutions. The premier central universities like DU, BHU or JNU typically close higher (usually 180–220+ for general category students).
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