Hello Abhishek ,

A small review on Siddaganga Institute of Technology .

1. It is a Affiliated and Private university .
2. It's established in 1963 .
3. Courses offered Ph.D , M.tech , B.tech , Msc , P.G.D. , B.arch , M.B.A and M.C.A.
4. 91st NIRF ranking in engineering .
5. NATA ,

Hello,

In 2019 the cut off for candidate belonging to OBC category under Delhi region was 63044 to get admission in IIIT, Delhi in Computer Science Engineering. And the cut off for candidate belonging to OBC category outside Delhi region was 5855 to get admission in CSE. You haven't mentioned

Dear Aspirant,

To get placements like IITians and other top engineering students, you need not to prepare for some exam, but prepare for skills required in the top MNCs like Google.

You have to prepare for the competitive programming on platforms like leetcode, and prepare for competitions like Google Summer

Hello aspirant

Both colleges are in same levell. Both the colleges are good in all the criteria..

As the world is going to be digital and is going on also..so its better to opt computer science rather than metalurgy....but metaalurgy is also a very good branch and has many scopes

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Dear Candidate, we are sorry to let you know but your rank is too low for getting a seat in South Asian University for MSc. The cut off for students of India go as high as accepting only top 15 rank holders of the entrance test. The rest of

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I suggest you to go for new IIITs, Northeast NITs in the CSAB special rounds, where your chances are good to get top branches like CSE/IT since special rounds are quite unpredictable and you may end up getting quite good college and branch in it.

You can also use

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The cut off for each college and course varies and it depends on several factors such as total number of candidates, difficulty level of exam, seats available and the candidates category. To know about the colleges where you can get a seat with your rank checkout the JEE Main

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. M.Sc Computer Science focuses more on computational aspects whereas M.Sc Finance focus more on subjects related to accountancy,taxation and prepare you for careers in financial analysis, investment banking, financial consultant etc. So, both are different streams and it depends completely on your interest

Hello,

You have chances to get the below colleges, have a check on the list ;

• NIT Jamshedpur
• NIT Durgapur
• NIT Hamirpur
• NIT Goa
• Punjab Engineering College
• IIIT Lucknow
• IIIT Delhi

For more details follow the link given below :

https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

Hi Anant!

I would rather suggest you B.tech or B.E in Computer Science than B.Sc. B.Tech focuses on application of computer science subjects more than B.Sc. The curriculum is vast than B.Sc and they are designed as required by the IT industry.

If you pursue B.Tech in Cs, you are