Careers360 quick guide to Computer Science and Engineering

Hii,

In Delhi, various colleges recognize CUET scores for BTech in Computer Science.  Some of the top alternatives are:

1. Delhi Technological University (DTU)

2. Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology (IIIT-Delhi)

3. Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT)

4. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU)

These colleges offer BTech in Computer Science, and admission is based on CUET scores. Make sure to check the official websites for detailed information.

Here are the official websites

• Delhi Technological University (DTU)
  Website: https://dtu.ac.in/

• Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi (IIIT-Delhi)
  Website: https://iiitd.ac.in/

• Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT)
  Website: https://www.nsut.ac.in/

• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU)
  Website: https://ipu.ac.in/

With a JEE Main rank under 2 lakh, you can still get admission to some government colleges for B.Tech in CS or IT. Here are some options for that:

NITs

* NIT Agartala

* NIT Puducherry

* NIT Mizoram

* NIT Sikkim

* NIT Arunachal Pradesh

IIITs

* IIIT Guwahati

* IIIT Kota

* IIIT Kalyani

* IIIT Una

Other GFTIs:

* Indian Institute of Carpet Technology, Bhadohi

* NIFTEM, Thanjavur

Cutoffs vary each year, so check the latest JoSAA counselling data for accurate info.

With a rank of 23,000 in JEE Mains, it is unlikely to secure a Computer Science specialization in AI and Machine Learning at SRM Sonipat Delhi NCR, as the competition for such branches tends to be high. You may want to explore other options or consider management quotas.

Hello,

With a MET score of 120 out of 240 and 93% in your board exams, it might be challenging to secure a seat in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) at Manipal's main campus . Historically, the cutoff for CSE at the main campus has been around 180 marks or higher.

However, you may have better chances for CSE or related branches like Information Technology or Data Science at Manipal's Jaipur or Sikkim campuses.

So, you should participate in the counselling process and explore all available options. Additionally, consider backup plans such as applying to other universities or exploring different engineering branches.

Hope it helps !

Hi aspirant,

Based on last year's data and with your VJNT-D status, earning a Computer Science seat at K.K. Wagh Institute of Engineering Education and Research with a 96.24 percentile in JEE Mains appears to be a good possibility.

However, cutoffs change from year to year, so for the most up-to-date information, consult the official admission lists and actively participate in the counseling process.

All the best!

The cutoff for the Computer Science branch at VJTI Mumbai typically ranges within the top 99.5+ percentile in MHT-CET for General category candidates. For reserved categories, the cutoff may be slightly lower depending on the category and domicile.

Top Govt Colleges (via JEE Main + JAC Delhi)

1. DTU – Excellent placements, high cutoff

2. NSUT – Top-ranked, offers CSE & ECE

3. IGDTUW – For girls, good placements

4. JMI – Affordable, strong academics

Private/IPU Colleges

1. BVCOE (Delhi) – IPU affiliated, good for CSE/ECE

2. BPIT (Delhi) – Decent placements

3. Amity Noida – Modern campus, high fees

Hey there! With a VITEEE rank of 161015, getting a seat in any branch might be a bit challenging, but it’s not impossible! VIT has a bunch of programs, and while the more popular branches like Computer Science can be tough to snag, you might still have a shot at some other branches or even some newer programs. It really depends on the cutoffs for that year and how many seats are available. Just keep your options open and explore what’s out there! Good luck! For Detail call-9962747850

To get CSE in VIT through VITEEE, here are the expected rank cutoffs:

VIT Vellore:

Category 1 (lowest fee): Rank under 550

General admission: Up to 10,000

VIT Chennai: Up to 25,000

VIT Bhopal & VIT-AP: Up to 95,000

If you re-register as a private student to take the Class 12 board exams again, the practical exam requirements are based on the regulations of the examination board. In most cases, if you have already done and passed the practical exams in the first attempt, you might not be required to do them again, subject to:

1. You having proper records of your earlier practical exams (e.g., mark sheets or certificates).
2. The board permits candidates who failed only the theory exams to be allowed to keep their practical exam marks.
3. You adhere to the particular rules of the board you are registered with (e.g., CBSE, BOSSE, etc.).

It's best to check this with the concerned board or examination authority to clear confusion and to ensure that you're adhering to their precise requirements. You can approach them directly for clarification regarding your case.

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