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Yes, you can go for BTech in computer science and engineering after completing the diploma in mechanical engineering. You can admission though the lateral entry in any engineering college.

Now come to the your next question. GUJECT is mainly entrance examination which is conduct by Gujrat state. After knowing

You do have Colleges offering Admission on basis of Management Quota or 12th Score, but then they will not be perfect as far as your career scope and prospects are concerned.

There are many Engineering Entrance Examinations apart from JEE. You must apply for the following Entrance Examinations besides JEE.

If you are wanting to be an Ethical Hacker then you can go for CSE. Because these will avail you a broad spectra of Computer Science and engineering which will help you afterwards. Now I would recommend you to go for only B.Tech because in many cases the M.Tech's face

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Masters of Science in Computer Science is a full time two years postgraduate course. The eligibility to take admission in this course is that the candidate should be a B.Sc degree holder or equivalent from any recognised University in relevant subjects.

The admission can be provided on the basis

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Both Msc in mathematics and computer science is a two year postgraduate programme offered by different institutes in India. MSC in computer science involves study of software engineering, system development, natural computation, mathematical foundations and artificial intelligence. Whereas MSC in mathematics deals with advance study of mathematics and

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Both Msc in statistics and computer science is a two year postgraduate programme offered by different institutes in India. MSC in computer science involves study of software engineering, system development, natural computation, mathematical foundations and artificial intelligence. Whereas MSC in statistics deals with study of collection, organization, and

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Both Msc in data science and computer science is a two year postgraduate programme offered by different institutes in India. MSC in computer science involves study of software engineering, system development, natural computation, mathematical foundations and artificial intelligence. Whereas MSC in data science deals with advance study of