Hello Aspirant!!!

Congrats for the marks you scored. As of now, VITEEE and SRMJEE has been cancelled so you can apply for this colleges. For other good colleges you need to give JEE MAINS, JEE ADVANCE or other state & private entrance exams.

Study hard and do well. All the

Hi Sanjana,

As per your rank and as per previous year cutoff, the colleges you will if you are applying through 3A category Karnataka, are:-

Reva University-- B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering,  B.Tech. in Civil Engineering

Computer Science cutoff is higher . So, you will not get CSE branch

Hello,

Yes, you can do MCA after Bsc computet science. MCA is a 3 year postgraduate degree and it will provide you exposure to many subjects of compuetr. Admission is on merit basis or on entrance exams like BIT MCA, VIT MEE, MAH MCA CET, UPSEE etc.

The top colleges

You better have to prepare for the Civil Exam online by practicing a lot. You need to choose the 2nd option i.e., Computer Science that is under CSE in B.Tech that helps easier to pass the examination. This one is the most advanced tools in modern history.

Hello,

No, there is nothing like that. there are many benefits of doing B.Tech from CSE and some of them i am mentioning below -

You will get a job easily in comparision of the other streams students in the companies like, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, HCL, Etc and if you

hey,

its hard to get computer science branch with such percentage as the cutoffs for computer science engineering usually go higher and some of the college may do demand JEE main score and students must have secured a minimum aggregate of 75 percent in PCM subjects altogether also they conduct

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