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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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Palash Jain

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Now onwards, CET has been demolished and there is only 1 entrance i.e. JEE. So, focus only on your mains and advanced.

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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi

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Hey there,
Thanks for a2a.
Don't worry if you haven't chosen computer science in 11th, you can still become a software engineer. Prepare for entrance exams after 12th board. Clear those entrance exams. You will definitely get a seat in a good college for software engineering.
All the best.

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Vikash Jain

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Syllabus might vary a little according to university but the basic syllabus remains the same as mentioned below :
Sem. I
Sr. No.
Subjects of Study
1
Introduction to SE & Project Management
2
Advanced Operating Systems
3
Object Oriented Programming Concepts
4
Advanced Algorithms
Sem. II
1
Advanced Database Management
2
Object Oriented Software Engineering & UML
3
Principles of Language Translation
4
Testing & Quality Management
Sem. III
1
Elective I
2
Elective II
Sem. IV
Project-Part II Project Completion means the candidate is expected to make some original contribution.

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jitendra dixit

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Dear,
If you want to do software engineering course then you can choose IT but if you want to have knowledge of both hardware and software then you must choose CSE. I think CSE is a better option as it will enhance your domain in jobs in turn best for your future also You will have to select the college which bridge the gap between institutions and companies which will transform you into a technocrat, which gives you something more than your regular syllabus. if you move towards Jaipur you will find few colleges like MNIT, SKIT, Anand-ICE etc. There is a college in my view Anand-ICE near Kanota Jaipur which provides 390 degree developm
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Take admission for Diploma in computer engineering which is of 3 years course. After completing your diploma, take admission for Bachelors in engineering. You will get directly admission for the second year of engineering degree and after that you have more 3 years in this 6 years you can be a computer software engineer.

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