Computer Science Engineering
Dear Student,
With 81 percentile, getting CSE in NITs depends on your category. Cut-offs change every year, so chances vary accordingly. You can check NITs Cutoff 2026 for B.Tech CSE (Computer Science and Engineering) .
Hi,
Here are some of the NITs you can get to with 95.7 percentile marks:
Check NIT JEE Main cutoff 2026 here.
With around 40 percentile in JEE Main and being from outside Maharashtra, getting CS or AI branches in top government colleges is unlikely due to high cutoffs. However, in Pune, there are private engineering colleges where you can still pursue Computer Science or related branches through state counselling, institute quota,
You can check the JEE Mains rank predictor on our website to get an idea about the college admissions with less score.
rhttps://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor
Hi Akshat!
Yes, as a Bio + Computer Science student, you can definitely pursue B.Tech in CSE (Computer Science Engineering) - but eligibility depends on whether you had Mathematics in Class 12.
If you had Maths along with Biology and CS, you can apply directly for B.Tech CSE through entrance
Hi Bulbul Verma,
Get the complete details of BSC Computer Science first year syllabus 2026 from the link below.
Link: https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-sc-computer-science
Hi, Harshit Sharma,
The cut-off to get seats in the tier 1 or tier 2 NIT's may vary for category-wise and department-wise as well. You can check how much percentile is required for NIT and JEE main cut off for top NIT's - Click here . You can also check
Hii,
Can you please tell your percentile so that I can help you in finding the college options?
The NIOS is a recognised board and is accepted for JET Rajasthan exam. However, candidates are advised not to use dual marksheets. For more details about JET 2026 eligibility, click here .
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