The cutoff for B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (AI and ML) depends on the specific college or university and the entrance exam used for admission. Generally, for top-tier institutions like IITs, expected JEE Advanced cutoffs for General AI quota range from 650-700, while for SC category, it can be around 180-190. For other institutions, like NITs, the cutoff ranks can vary based on the specific NIT and the category, with examples provided in. Additionally, state-level entrance exams like WBJEE or TNEA also play a role in determining cutoff ranks for specific colleges.

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Yes, candidates can pursue an MCA if they have completed intermediate and graduate coursework in biology. Master of Computer Applications, or MCA for short, is a program that focuses on software and computer science. It is not the same as computer engineering, which is a distinct field with its own M.Tech.

As long as you have finished your graduation, having a background in biology is not an issue for MCA. Although MCA is not the same as computer engineering, you can still pursue it.

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It completely depends in which institution you are applying in like DU needs CUET and LPU needs LPUNEST, VIT needs VITEEE and so on, so you need to give the entrance exam accordingly. Many of the colleges also provide direct admission on 12th class grades with PCM subjects.

Most of the entrance exams have now been passed so you should look for direct admission colleges like Amity, KRMU, Galgotiya etc.

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Hi! With 343 marks in 12th CBSE, your son may not be eligible for top engineering colleges, but many private universities and colleges offer BTech in Computer Science without strict JEE requirements.

Here’s how you can proceed:

• Look for direct admission or management quota in private colleges.

• Some universities conduct their own entrance exams (like SRM, VIT, Amity, etc.).

• You can also check Careers360 College Predictor to explore suitable options.

Yes, you can potentially apply for a BSc Computer Science program through CUET-UG, even if you received an RT in Chemistry, as long as your overall result is passed. Your overall pass status likely includes your additional subject.

Here's a breakdown:

CUET-UG Eligibility:

The basic eligibility for CUET-UG is a pass in your class 12 examination from a recognized board.

RT in Chemistry:

An RT (Reappear in Theory) in one subject doesn't necessarily disqualify you from higher education if your overall result is passed. This typically means you have an opportunity to retake the exam in that subject.

Overall Pass:

Your overall pass status, especially with an additional subject, means you've met the basic requirement for admission to most undergraduate programs.

CUET Subject Selection:

When you take CUET, you can choose which subjects you want to be tested in. If your university requires specific subjects for B.Sc. Computer Science, make sure to select those.

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Yes, most polytechnic colleges in India accept 10th SSC results for admission into Diploma in Computer Engineering .

Here’s what you need to know:

1. Eligibility Criteria:

   • Must have passed 10th (SSC) from a recognized board.

   • Some states require a minimum of 35–45% marks in Maths and Science.

   • No entrance exam is needed in many states, while others conduct polytechnic entrance exams (like AP POLYCET, TS POLYCET, JEECUP , etc.).
     
     

2. Admission Process:

   • Merit-based (on SSC marks) or through state-level entrance test .

   • You need to apply through the respective state DTE portal or via the college’s official site.
     
     

3. Course Duration: 3 years full-time diploma course.
   
   

4. After Diploma:

   • You can apply for lateral entry into B.Tech 2nd year (after qualifying LEET/ECET etc.).
     
     

   • Or get jobs in IT, hardware, and software support roles.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Yes, scoring 50% in Class 12th may be sufficient for pursuing a B.Tech in Computer Science, depending on the specific college and admission criteria. Many engineering colleges in India consider a minimum of 50% in Class 12th as a base requirement for B.Tech admissions. However, admission to top engineering colleges might require higher scores.

The fee for a diploma in Computer Science (CSE) can vary significantly depending on the college and location. Generally, expect to pay anywhere from 50,000 to 9,03,000 for the entire course, though some private institutions might be higher.

If you have completed 12th with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and did not have Mathematics, then you are not eligible for B.Sc. Computer Science at Dr. BPS College, Agra.

Why not eligible?

Most colleges, including Dr. BPS College, require Mathematics as a compulsory subject in 12th for admission into B.Sc. Computer Science.

Hey!, you have a really good chance of getting CSE at both VIT-AP and VIT Bhopal, most likely in Category 2 or 3. Your rank is well within the cutoff range for both campuses. Category 1 at VIT-AP might be tough, but not impossible if cutoffs go slightly higher this year. VIT Bhopal is usually more flexible, so chances there are even better. Just make sure to list these options during counselling. If you’re aiming for CSE, these are great choices to consider. Best of luck!