Hello Aspirant,

For modern Class 8 question papers in West Bengal, look for those aligned with the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) syllabus. These papers typically cover:

• English: Reading comprehension, writing (paragraphs, notices), grammar (voice change, narration, tenses), and literature.

• Mathematics: Topics like rational numbers, algebraic expressions, geometry, percentage, time and work.

• Science: Chapters from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (e.g., light, sound, microorganisms, natural phenomena).

Many educational platforms and YouTube channels provide model papers and solutions for practice.

Hi dear candidate,

The basic eligibility criteria for Diploma in Computer Science is:

• 10th class passed with at least 50% marks with good knowledge of English, Mathematics and Science subjects.
• Age should be between 15 to 21 years.
• Reserved category students may avail a relaxation of 5% in minimum marks in 10th class.

If you fulfill all the requirements mentioned above you can take admission in Diploma in CS at any institution. Keep in mind that few institutions may require an additional entrance exam AIE CET.

Know more at: Diploma in Computer Science Engineering: Course, Fees, Colleges, Syllabus, Jobs, Scope

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Hello,

If you got M.Tech Integrated in IoT at DAVV with a rank of 262 and want to upgrade to AI & DS or CS/IT, it depends on seat availability and cut-off ranks in further counselling rounds.

If higher preference branches like AI & DS or CS/IT remain vacant and your rank fits in the cut-off, you may get an upgrade.

Keep checking official counselling updates and attend all rounds. Also, contact DAVV admission cell for clear guidance.

If not upgraded, you can study well in IoT and later shift to a related field or switch during M.Tech (if allowed).

Hope it helps !

Hi ,

With 419.9 marks in PCM+English and a UR merit rank of 351 in DAVV counselling, you have a fairly decent chance of getting into the Integrated BTech+MTech program, but your exact branch will depend on how many higher-ranked students opt for AI-DS, IT, or CS. Generally, CS and AI-DS are in the highest demand and close early, while Electronics or IT may have seats open for longer.

At DAVV, rank 351 is not extremely high, but in previous years, candidates with similar ranks did manage to secure Electronics, IT, or even CS if there was a drop in demand.

Also, DAVV cutoffs can fluctuate each year depending on the total applicants, so even a few ranks difference can change your chances. Make sure you don’t miss the document verification deadlines, as your seat will not be confirmed until all certificates are validated.

Thank you!

As a BSc Computer Science student, you can learn many useful skills for free that will help you get a job. You can start with basic programming, data structures, web development, databases, and job preparation. Many websites offer free courses with certificates.

you can learn programming like python and java. it is useful for software, data science, and automation jobs.
you can learn data structures and algorithms. they are very important for job interviews.
you can learn web development like html, css, javascript, and react. these are needed for web development jobs.
you can learn sql and databases. most it jobs ask for database knowledge.
you can learn git and github. these are used to manage and share code.
you can prepare for resume writing and interviews. many websites help in that.
you can do google free courses. they offer it, data analytics, and marketing courses with certificates.
you can study on swayam or nptel. these are free courses by government and top colleges like iit.
you can also learn cloud computing on microsoft learn and aws training.

Hello,

Yes, you can give the improvement exam to increase your 12th percentage.

If you improve your marks and meet the minimum eligibility criteria (usually 60% in 10th, 12th, and graduation), then you can apply for placements in companies like TCS and Wipro.

But remember, some companies may ask for original marksheets at the time of joining, so make sure you give the improvement exam as early as possible.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Thanks for your detailed query. Let’s break this down step by step so you get a clear idea.

First, between BKBIET Pilani, Poornima College, and JECRC Jaipur, here’s a quick comparison for Computer Science:

• JECRC Jaipur is considered better overall in terms of placement, infrastructure, and reputation compared to BKBIET.
• Poornima is also good, especially in Jaipur, but JECRC has slightly stronger industry connections and more consistent placement records.
• And BKBIET Pilani is decent, but if you’re comparing only for CSE, then JECRC > Poornima > BKBIET.

Now, about getting CS in JECRC without REAP , unfortunately, JECRC participates in REAP counselling for regular admissions. So unless they open management quota seats or spot admission later, it’s tough to get CS without REAP.

You can check their official website for direct admission possibilities or call their admission office and request if there are any vacant seats or internal quota options.

Best wishes for your engineering journey!

The choice of your graduation path – integrated BSc BEd (Zoology), BTech CS, or integrated BS-MS at IISER Thiruvananthapuram – to pursue the dream of becoming an IAS officer requires careful consideration.

A Bachelor of Arts degree, particularly in subjects like Political Science, History, or Economics, is often considered the most aligned with the CSE syllabus, covering crucial topics relevant to General Studies papers.

However, a science background, especially with a BTech CS degree, develops analytical and logical reasoning skills beneficial for the CSAT paper and could be advantageous for certain optional subjects like Mathematics or potentially Engineering disciplines.

Even if you choose a science or engineering stream, you can still select humanities-based optional subjects that overlap with the General Studies papers like Anthropology, Sociology, or Public Administration, which many engineers have successfully opted for.The integrated BSc BEd (Zoology) offers a strong foundation in science and a backup career in teaching, but the primary focus of the BEd component may not be directly relevant to the UPSC syllabus. The integrated BS-MS at IISER offers a strong research focus and academic excellence, potentially leading to diverse career paths in science, academia, industry, or even government agencies But still it is not connected with your ias dream.

Among all b.tech is best as many successful candidates from engineering backgrounds, have utilized their analytical skills and knowledge to crack the exam.

Hello Aspirant,

Thanks for reaching out!

When comparing KK Wagh,SGGS,GCOE, Aurangabad and GCOE, Amaravati.It's important to focus on their placement trends, industry exposure and students feedback .Among these KK Wagh stands out for it's better placement records, strong corporate tie-ups and high packages,making it one of the most preferred choice for IT/computer aspirants.placement rates are above 90% and top offers reaching 18-20 lakhs.

GCOE, Amaravati also offers solid government college reputation, reliable placement support and average package are similar to KK Wagh.GCOE, Aurangabad is a decent option but heavily depends on Individual's performance for placement.SGGS,while academically respected has limited placement data but some students has secured high packages through off-campus effort,compared to the above colleges.

Overall, kK Wagh is a best option for placements,GCOE, Amaravati for stable govt college, Aurangabad for motivated students and SGGS for aspired students willing to put in extra effort.

With a CUET UG score of 292.86 in PCM + English, your chances of getting into the 5-year integrated B.Tech + M.Tech program in CS, IT, or AI & Data Science at DAVV depend on your category. For General, the cutoff usually goes above 390, so your score may not be enough. For OBC, you are closer to the expected cutoff, and you might have a chance in later rounds.

If you belong to SC or ST category, your score is above the usual cutoff range, so you stand a fair chance of getting a seat. Competition is high and seats are limited, so make sure to participate in all rounds of counselling and keep backup options ready.