Computer Science Engineering
Yes, as a law graduate, you can directly apply for the CS or Executive Program without needing to pass the CSEET, regardless of your percentage.
If you pass JEE Main with a high score, you can enrol in government colleges for a B.Tech in computer science with a 12th grade grade of 79.3%.
Your JEE rank, not just your percentage, determines your admission. Apply for JEE Main and then participate in counseling for seats.
Dear
According to the information with a rank of 1.08 lakh in JEE Mains 2024 , securing a seat in the CS or IT branch at OUTR Bhubaneswar or VSSUT might be quite challenging. The cutoff ranks for these branches are generally much higher.
However, since you have an OBC
With a JEE Mains rank of 18,000 in the General category, you may have a chance to get into some newer or less competitive NITs (National Institutes of Technology) and IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology) for Computer Science. Colleges like NIT Mizoram, NIT Nagaland, IIIT Kota, or IIIT Allahabad
With the rank that you scored it nearly impossible to get ant core branches seat at VIT Vellore or Chennai campus, So you can try for Chennai campus with lower category fee structure in order to get a decent branch but only if you go till 5th category fee structure
Hello Sandeep, Among the colleges you mentioned, JSS, Noida and Galgotias are considered better for B.Tech in CSE due to strong faculty, infrastructure, and placement records.
Amity Noida has good exposure but is more expensive. ABES is also a good option with decent placements. AKEG is comparatively less preferred. If
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