Hlo Dear Candidate,

For Computer Science/IT students in the general category, cracking government seats mainly depends on your entrance exam score. For exams like JEE Main or state CETs, you generally need around 90–95 percentile to secure a top government seat in CS/IT.

For state-level engineering admissions, the cutoff varies by college and state, but usually you need 85–95% marks in PCM or entrance exams to get a government seat. Top colleges like IITs, NITs, and state engineering colleges have the highest cutoffs for CS/IT.

Factors like number of seats, competition, and your rank also affect admission. To improve your chances, aim for 95%+ in board exams and a high rank in entrance exams.

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Hey! The qualifying cutoff for GATE CSE in 2025 was around 29.2 marks for General, 26.2 for OBC/EWS, and 19.4 for SC/ST/PwD. For GATE 2026, the official cutoff is not declared yet, but if we look at the past trends, it usually stays around 30–32 marks for General category. So, if you are preparing, it’s better to target a score well above this range to be on the safer side.

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If you want to get admission to an M.Sc. in computer science, then you need a bachelor's degree in a related field. Choose a specific institution and visit their official website and get all the info about their admission process. There you need to fill out a form and potentially take an entrance exam like CUET to get admission to this institution.

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If you want to complete for btech in cs from amity university noida you can apply through there online portal , then you can provide your 12 class marks and school details according they will tell u if they accept it or not , but fs they will accept it no doubt but for more appropriate details register through online directly thankyou .

The overall cutoff for PVPSIT's B.Tech programs in 2025 was 154879, but for CSE specifically, the 2024 cutoff was 7970. Your rank is far above this.

Therefore, you should prepare to consider other colleges or less competitive branches at PVP Siddhartha.

See the PVPSIT CUTOFF to explore branches within range of your rank.

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Yes, if you already have the SNQ quota, it will continue in the next rounds also.

So, if you get PES RR CS (AI/ML) in the next round, it will also be allotted under the SNQ quota.

You don’t need to apply for SNQ again, it remains the same for all rounds.

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With a KCET rank of 32,189 in 2A category and eligibility for SNQ quota (since your family income is less than 2.5 lakh), your chances of getting Computer Science (CS) branch at SDM Engineering College through SNQ quota are better compared to the general quota because SNQ quota seats are reserved for economically weaker sections. Whether you get a seat in round 2 through SNQ or general quota depends on seat availability and cutoff ranks in both quotas. Typically, candidates with your rank and income will be prioritized for SNQ seats, so your best bet is to choose SNQ quota in counseling to improve chances of CS admission. Keep monitoring opening and closing ranks for SNQ quota for SDM College during counseling rounds.

With a score of 295 in DAVV group C and a UR rank of 790, you have a fair chance to get into the integrated BTech and MTech program, but seats in popular branches like CS, AI & DS, IT, and IoT are usually taken up quickly by higher ranked students. CS and AI & DS are the most in demand, so it may be tough to get them in the first round. However, you may still get a chance in later rounds or in branches like IT/IoT depending on how many higher-ranked candidates opt for other choices. Keep all preferred branches in order during choice filling and don’t skip counselling rounds.