hello,DSCE is autonomous institution while jss is private university. Placements are excellent in both but would recommend Sjce. Speaking about Dayananda Sagar university provides a average placement for mech students.

Hello candidate,

Dsu is a decent college. You can getting a cs branch then definitely you should go for dsu, it has decent placements as well and more than 85 students get placed and in cs branch has better records. If you are looking for more details for this college you can always get it here ; https://www.careers360.com/university/dayananda-sagar-university-bangalore

Thankyou!

Hello aspirant,

With the above rank scored by you, it will be some difficult for you to get the top-notch colleges as the cutoff for those colleges is high and your rank is likely to be less. So, you may not get any top branches like cs or it in top colleges. The cutoff is different for different year as it depends on the number of candidates appearing for examination, number of seats available, difficulty level of the papar and so on.

However, looking at the previous year cutoff trends, you can get some low-tier colleges like  cmr institute of technology , Venkateshwara college of engineering and some other parallel colleges.

You can check the below college predictor tool to get more information about your admission probability in other colleges based on your rank and other relevant details :

https://engineering.careers360.com/comedk-college-predictor

I hope that this will help.

Dear applicant considering the ongoing scenario between the two branches- Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering and Computer Science Engineering, I would suggest you to choose CSE. Next coming to colleges, DY Patil Institute is overall good but placements are more confined to core branches like CSE, Civil etc. For E&TC it is not that satisfactory, but NBN Sinhgad is an institution to explore your career goals. The Faculties are extremely qualified, the college placement cell ensure the best placements every year, with package of minimum 3-6 LPA. The classrooms are modified, wide,sanitized. Overall the Campus life would be memorable,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/nbn-sinhgad-school-of-engineering-ambegaon/amp#aoh=16387303434370&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s

Good luck!!

Hi

It is completely ok even if you are not you are not able to clear your CA and want to go for MBA.

Yes you can definitely go for MBA.

This is because,

To be eligible for MBA all you need is  a graduation degree and you have already completed your graduation in commerce and thus you are eligible for MBA .

For your reference

CAT eligibility criteria is given below:

To be eligible for CAT ,

• you need a  Bachelor's/graduation degree in any discipline from a recognised university.

• you must have got  at least 50 per cent marks or equivalent CGPA in your graduation . SC/ST/PH students need only at least 45 percentage in Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline to be eligible .

• Candidates who are in the final year of their graduation are also eligible for CAT examination.

• There is no age restriction to be  eligible

• It is not mandatory to have work experience to be eligible

For detailed information go through

https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/cat

List of the top entrance examination for MBA is provided below:-

>>>>>>>>  National level entrance

• CAT

• CMAT

• XAT

• IIFT

• SNAP

• NMAT by GMAC

• IBSAT

>>>>>>>>    State level

• TS ICET

• AP ICET

• JEMAT

• MAH MBA CET

>>>>>>>>    UNIVERSITY level entrance exams

• B-MAT

• NIPER JEE MBA

• CUSAT CAT

For detailed information about them you can visit our page for which link is provided below

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/top-mba-entrance-exams-you-must-take

Out of all these

CAT i. e Common Admission Test is the best option, it is a national level entrance examination for admission in MBA/PGDM in B- Schools, including reputed IIMs and several other prestigious B- Schools. It is conducted by IIMs themselves every year in rotation in online mode/computer based examination in English medium and it is accepted by  1100+ B-Schools.

>>>>>>>>> How to prepare for CAT

Follow the below tips:-

********* First of all go through its syllabus and examination pattern so that you can prepare accordingly.

Syllabus :- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-syllabus

Exam pattern:- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-exam-pattern

Your CAT examination has 3 sections :-

----------) VERBAL ABILITY AND READING COMPREHENSION ( VARC) :- Reading  is the key to score good marks in VARC, you need to go through newspapers, articles, journals, etc so that you can improve your reading skills. While reading note down the new words and write their meanings to improve your vocabulary. You need to practice questions based on comprehension, para jumbles and inference.

>>>> Best books for VARC

• Word Power made easy by Norman Lewis ( to improve your vocabulary)

• How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for the CAT by Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay

• Mastering the Verbal Ability for CAT by Ajay Singh

----------)DATA INTERPRETATION AND LOGICAL REASONING (DILR) :- You need to practice topics like blood relations ,seating arrangements, syllogisms,Propositions, etc to have a good hold on this section. Unlike maths, there's no formula in DILR so practice is the key, the more you practice, the better you get.

>>>> Best books for DILR :-

• How to Prepare for Data Interpretation for CAT by Arun Sharma

• Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation for CAT by K. Sinha Nishit

----------)QUANTITATIVE ABILITY (QA) :- First clear your basics of maths,  you need to go through topics like profit and loss, geometry,  Arithmetic, number system, Time-Speed and Distance etc . Avoid the use of calculator so that you can do improve your calculation speed. For each topic, you can write down important fomulas and short tricks on a sheet of paper so that it's easy for you during revision.

>>>> Best best books you can follow for QA:-

• How to prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT by Arun Sharma

• Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT by Nishit K. Sinha

• Quantitative Aptitude Quantum by Sarvesh K Verma

********* Make a time table, give more time to the subject you are weak at , for example if you are weak at Quantitive ability then give it more time.

********* Plan your studies, and set daily, weekly and monthly goals and meet them without any fail.

*********Solve previous  year question papers of CAT :-it will let you know the examination pattern, type and difficulty level of questions, also concepts behind the question often gets repeated, so you should definitely solve year papers . You can get cat previous year question papers at https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-question-papers

*********Once you are done with complete CAT syllabus then go through CAT mock test papers , it will let you know your preparation level and and weak areas so that you can work on them and perform well in your examination

For detailed information go through

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-cat/amp

Thank you

Dear aspirant,

As per your percentile let me tell you that it's quite difficult for you to get colleges through mhtcet counselling because the cut offs are higher. However various factors are considered while deciding the cut offs like number of candidates appearing in the examination, number of vacant seats in college, previous years cut offs and difficulty level of the paper.

You can look upto colleges like vit pune, mit food technology , dy Patil College of engineering and other parallel ones.

The college predictor will help you to find out the best colleges as per your choices accordingly.

For more information you can check out the link given below-

https://www.careers360.com/mht-cet-college-predictor

Dear candidate its great that you have profound interest towards computer science engineering course as your career option. When you consider MIT Alandi this college is extremely study centric, only students with good academics receive placements. Whereas VIT Mumbai is indeed a good choice, sophisticated infrastructure, top notch faculties, all the necessary facilities like wifi, labs, auditorium etc. The placements also offered by several IT companies with package of 4-5 LPA.

VIT Mumbai: Admission, Fees, Courses, Placements, Cutoff, Ranking (careers360.com)

Good luck!!

Hello sneha,

If you were to take my opinion I would recommend to take up sies Nerul cse branch as in this college the outreach and opportunities in terms of placements are better .

But in the both the colleges majorly mass recruiting companies visit the campus for placement. Companies like tcs , wipro , infosys, Accenture, cognizant and other companies comes for it but the average package is more in this college.

Hello Bob,

As per your question , I would recommend you to take dbit Mumbai cs/it because I have this opinion that in case of private college taking a core branch is not a wise option because the placements in 90% of the private colleges is not up to the mark.

In case of dbit Mumbai cs/it you will be having numerous opportunities and would have the benefit of receiving higher packages than the core branch. In core you would receive majorly packages ranging from 4-5 L per annum.