Hello Sneha,

The cutoff for Computer Science and Engineering branch is high as compared to other branches. For general category, the admissions in CS branch end at a rank around 5044. Whereas the cutoff for all the other branches is significantly lower the cutoff for CS both B. Tech and

It completely depends upon your interests how you develop your skills in college days. And also if you have prior knowledge and interest in CSE. If you take Btech+ MBA, you will have much more options to explore in the future. Taking BSC+MCA bounds your learning experience a bit.

Dual Degree courses do not hold much of a value in India yet. So prefer NIT Calicut if you are getting CSE or any good branch there. One extra year will only be a waste as it will not have even 5% benefit in placements. Many places, Btech has higher

Hi aspirant, thanks for asking your query.

The result of OJEE 2019 for B.Tech. lateral entry will be declared in the first week of June, 2019. You can refer  to the below link for getting more details about the exam:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ojee-lateral-entry

Best of Luck!

Hello

Jaypee guna and JSS noida provides internship also to find internship you dont need to depend on the college for internship. There are many platform which provides internship.

To know more about Jaypee Guna check this link: https://www.careers360.com/university/jaypee-university-of-engineering-and-technology-guna

Hi aspirant, thanks for asking your query.

You have got a good rank in keam. You can get admission in a government college but it depends on your category, you have not written your category in question because each category has different cutoff for admission. Chances are high but it

Hi,

The admissions in IIIT-Delhi for B.Tech are done mostly on the basis of JAC Counselling. Some seats in B.Tech(CSD) will be filled using UCEED rank.

To check the full admission process check out their official site-> https://www.iiitd.ac.in/admission

Hope this helps.

Hello manasa,

As both are different branches it depends on you to choose which branch because every branch has equal scope in fiture if you excel in them.

But,doing engineering in government universities has totally different status and respect so if you have equal interest then go for jntu.

Hope

Greetings,

Kindly mention the exam you are talking about and let me kow so that I am able to tell you about it.

Regards,

Chirag

Hi Sanskruti,

Here is the list of some good B.Tech colleges in India

1. Bennett University, Greater Noida

2. Lovely Professional University, Jalandar

3. MIT World Peace University

4. VIT, Vellore

5. SRM INstitute of technology and science

6. BITS, Pilani

7. RV College of engineering, Bangalore

For more information