Hello Aspirant,

As per the analysis of previous years cut-off data, you have very good chances of getting CSE specialization in SRM Chennai campus. Because on the basis of analysis expected closing rank for this year is around 9500-10500 for CSE specialization in SRM Chennai campus.

Note that the above

Hi there,

Bachelor of science or Bsc is a three year undergraduate course. It is a general degree which gives an exposure but the value is not much.

Talking about your point of a college for bsc cs in delhi university, below I have enlisted several colleges in Delhi university

Dear aspirant,

As far as your rank is concerned let me tell you that there would be many colleges in which you can go through comedk but yes these colleges are not among the top ones.

The list is as follows:-

• DSCE Bangalore - Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering
• REVA

Dr Vishwanath Karad MIT World Peace University is a private state university  which is UGC approved. So any of the courses offered by the university is approved and is designed as per the norms and guidelines of UGC. The courses offered by MIT WPU pune in BSc course are-

B.Sc

Hi there,

Greetings of the day!

CUET formerly known as CUCET is an examination held for admisisons into various central universities of India. As per your query, Yes you can opt for btech focused in computer science or any branch you want. There is no barrier for the course you

God morning

Hope are doing good, as per your query you want to know B.tech CSE cutoff of AKGEC Ghaziabad but you did not mentioned the category so I am considering it General, so the cutoff percentile in first round is around 95.05625037-95.983027 and in the fourth round percentile is

Hello aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your Category, I am considering you as a GENERAL Category.

Now, looking at the previous year GUJCET Cutoff trends and analytics, Candidates belonging to General category should score at least 130-160 marks out of 300 in theory part to be eligible for GUJCET

Hello tanu,

As you have taken pcmb in 12th and considering you didn't have taken computer science subject so let me tell you that you can still study cyber security and get into the engineering colleges as you have taken mathematics also.

Definitely you would be required to work harder