DTU - Delhi Technological University Answered Questions

Hello,
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Accordingly, you can take the decision.

Hi Jyesh,
You don't need to worry, you will get lateral entry in any of the engineering college that too with change in branch Just what you have to do is while taking admission select your branch as CS. You will get admission without any questions asked.
Hope this helps you.
Best of luck!

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Hi,
Well, if you are looking for Mechanical Engineering, I will suggest you to go for DTU, as far as knowledge is your prime concern for opting mechanical. And, if you are looking through job perspective, then you should go for JMI. Education in DTU for Mechanical Engineering is far better than JMI. But, if you love coding and computers, then go for JMI.

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If you have interest in coding, go for IGDTU, I am not sure about its placements.
Otherwise, DTU EE is also a great option, some very big companies come to DTU for EE. Even if you don't find EE interesting, you can still sit for a large no. of electronics, software or non-tech companies, but you would have to study these on your own, which is not that difficult if you have interest. One drawback of DTU EE is that very regular classes take place for this branch, so if you want to study something on your own, you only get weekends for that.

Even if you are interested in CSE only, you can still take DTU Mechanical, and learn programming on your own through online/offline courses, you can keep a decent percentage in Mechanical, and then sit for the numerous software companies that visit dtu for placements, about half of which are open for all branches. Else, if you want to study CSE in college only, go for JMI, don't know about its placements.