Hello,

Yes, a diploma holder in Computer Engineering can apply for the NIFT entrance exam , but only through the lateral entry route.

NIFT allows candidates with a 3-year or 4-year engineering diploma from a recognized board to apply for B.F.Tech (Fashion Technology) through lateral entry. The diploma must be approved by AICTE or the State Technical Board.

The age limit is usually 24 years for the general category.

So yes, you are eligible, as Computer Engineering is an engineering diploma.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Specific last year's SEBC computer engineering cut-off info isn't publicly available, as it varies by institution and region. To find the exact cut-off, you need to consult admission details from specific colleges.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello,

With a 12th score of 71% and a PCM aggregate of 59.03%, you are eligible for a BTech in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) at various affordable state government and private colleges that accept direct admission or state-level entrance exam scores. Most institutions require a minimum aggregate of 50-60% in PCM, which you meet.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello there!

Both the cities Bangalore and Chennai offers wide range of good engineering colleges for computer science. This field of knowledge is very high in demand  and leads to careers in wide range of industries.

They are generally involved in things like software development , AI and Robotics, design & development, test computer systems etc.

Here I am attaching two links from the official website of Careers360:

First link will provide you with the top engineering colleges in bangalore which offer Computer Science degree:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-computer-science-engineering-colleges-in-bangalore

Here the second link provides you with the top engineering colleges in Chennai which offers Computer Science:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-computer-science-colleges-in-chennai

These links will give you complete details about the colleges like course fees, location, placements, duration , eligibility criteria etc. Kindly go thrugh it.

thank you!

Hello,

If you are studying 10+2 with Computer Science and you want to do MBBS, then you must have Biology in Class 12 to become eligible for NEET . Without Biology, you cannot apply for NEET.

Here are the possible ways:

1. Take Biology as an additional subject.
   You can register for Biology through your school or as a private candidate from a recognized board. After passing Biology, you become eligible for NEET.

2. Change your stream to PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).
   If your school allows stream change, you can shift to PCB and complete 12th with Biology.

3. Finish your 12th and then study Biology separately.
   After completing 12th with Computer Science, you can appear for Biology next year through NIOS or your state board. Once you pass Biology, you can apply for NEET.

4. Do Class 12 again with PCB.
   This takes more time but is also an option if you want a strong base.

To appear for NEET, Biology is compulsory. So you will need to add or study Biology in one of the above ways.

Hope it helps !

For M.Sc. Computer Science, in India, mostly Colleges and University start new session in between July and August.

The Admission process mostly start from January in which students start filling  admission applications in their desired colleges or universities.

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Hey Rohan,

Yes there is difference but not a big deal. BCA is simpler and mainly focus on coding and software whereas Computer science is bit harder and includes coding, hardware and maths.

and most importantly you can still get good tech jobs with BCA if you learn skills well because at the end skills matters more than the degree.

I hope this will help you.

All the best.

Yes you are very much eligible to pursue B.Sc. in computer science, not just in West Bengal but in the entire India.

You can give CUET-UG after your 12th grade and look for admission criteria of different colleges and select the one that suits you the most.

You can visit careers360.com and look for different colleges and their eligibility criteria for your particular course.

Finding specific papers from previous years can be tough as they are internally managed by the board! However, the dedicated resource page for Manipur Board HSLC Question Papers serves as the best hub for practice. It is likely to contain the Computer Science papers for 2015 or surrounding years, as historical papers are sometimes archived there. Use the resources available on this page to find and download the necessary PDF: https://school.careers360.com/boards/bsem/manipur-board-hslc-question-papers Consistent practice with any past paper will significantly boost your exam readiness