Hey aspirant,

Bachelor of Engineering program is more theoretical in nature, whereas, the B. Tech courses are more practical oriented. The difference between these two courses is a minor kind. Engineering as a science deals with the theoretical concepts and principles underlying a given engineering discipline

Career Opportunities after BTech

Hello learner,

Unfortunately, you can't get your desired college based on your Computer Science score.

Getting Admissions via TNEA is wholly based on your cut off marks.i.e.merit based. The cut off marks are PCM aggregate. The aggregate is calculated as follows; Math + ((Physics+Chemistry)/2).

For an instance, if a pupil

Hello Aspirant,

JEE-Main 2020 cut-offs has not released yet so I can guide you according to previous year's cut-offs. As per the data given by you about yourself you need to have rank in the range from of 1500-1800 because last year's cut-off for Home state ST category Males was

Hello,

Here is the list of some colleges

• The new college

• Loyola college

• Queen mary's college

• Bishop heber college

• Hindusthan college of arts and science

• CMS college of science and commerce

• Vellore Institute of technology

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Please mention the college/ University in which you want to get admission,our technical experts would provide you with best and accurate details,

You had got 80% score that are not bad,you will definitely get a B.tech with CSE score .I suggest you to go for private colleges in India.

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Hi aspirant,

Computer Science Engineering (CSE) and Civil Engineering both have their own different perspective and fields. The fist branch is the one whose scope is increasingly rising nowadays while the other is one of the oldest -established branch of engineering.

If you want to get a job soon after

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can get admission in Delhi University. Make sure you are fulfilling the eligibility criteria in order to get admission in Delhi University (refer to the table below). Along with an aggregate of 70.2 %, you are supposed to get minimum 60 % marks in Mathematics, English

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Yes, any graduate candidate wo has completed the graduation from any stream is eligible to apply for the civil services exam (UPSC) but he/she must be between 21-30 age group. Exam is conducted in 3 rounds: first is prelims round which consists of questions from verbal and quantitative Aptitude,