Software Engineering

Hello Sanjay,
Computers is the most sought for option for higher studies after completing 12th standard. There are a number of courses available for the same. The best option is to opt for BE or B.Tech. There are a number of branches in BE or B.Tech providing relatively the same course with just a mere change n the course name. You can opt from Computer Science Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Information Science branches of engineering to pursue your interest in software. B.Tech is popularly known by the name of engineering by everyone. It offers the most specialization and is better per se as compared to the other courses. B.Tech has comparatively the most number of students applying per year.
Alternatively, you can either opt for Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA), followed by Masters in Computer Application (MCA). This course is designed specifically for students who are interested in learning computer languages. The students here are more towards application of knowledge.
You can also go for B.Sc. in Computer Science or Information Technology. B.Sc stands for Bachelor of Science. This is a wider course as compared to BCA and does offer a reasonable degree of specialization in the last year. This course is more inclined towards procurement of knowledge and imparting the same to others through research.
You can choose form any of these courses as per your interests. I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Hello,
Computer Science Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Technology Engineering, Information Science Engineering are some of the various names for Software Engineering courses. To opt for these, you need to appear for various Engineering entrance examinations. The Engineering Entrance Examinations occur at 3 levels:
1. National Level: This includes JEE Mains and Advanced. JEE Advanced grants admission into IITs while JEE Mains grants admission into NITs and other government colleges. These colleges are cost-effective.
2. State Level: These entrance examinations are conducted by different states and grants admission into private colleges and a few government colleges of the state. Some examples are WBUT in West Bengal, OJEE in Odisha, EAMCET in Andhra Pradesh / Telangana, COMEDK in Bangalore etc. These are a bit expensive, but acts as backup if JEE Mains examination didn't end up well.
3. Some private universities like SRM, LPU, AMITY, KIIT, VIT etc. conduct their own entrance examinations. These colleges are comparatively more expensive.
You can prepare a list of such entrance examinations you wish to appear for. Once you qualify the entrance examination, you will be attending the counselling process wherein you have to select your preferred college and the branch of Engineering you wish to pursue.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.