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It is unlikely to get core CSE or AI in prestigious government or Tier-1 colleges with a KCET 2025 rank of 100,000. You can still target respectable private universities that offer CSE or AI-related programs, though. Think about educational institutions such as Bangalore's Acharya Institute of Technology, AMC Engineering
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Yes, provided the college or university permits it, you can enroll in BAMMC during your second year (SY). Since the subjects covered in BAMMC differ from those in BSc CS, you typically have to begin in First Year (FY). It is typically not permitted to enter SY BAMMC directly
With an 80,000 rank in KCET, obtaining a CS seat directly in a highly ranked college like IIIT-B or MSRIT in Bangalore or Mysore is unlikely. However, options exist to pursue CS in these cities, including lower-ranked private colleges or considering other engineering branches with potential for career transition.
Bangalore
Hello Srujana
With 18,000 rank in KCET, it is quite difficult to get CS or EC course in Dayanand Sagar College.
The cutoff of CS course at Dayanand Sagar College is around 2,500 - 6,000 rank.
The cutoff of EC course at Dayanand Sagar College is around 7,000 - 10,000
In B.Tech CS, TWF faculty stands for Theory, Workshop, and Faculty. It alludes to the educators who manage: Workshops or practical sessions (hands-on work), theory classes (lectures), and occasionally additional teaching responsibilities. To put it simply, the instructors who teach both the theoretical and practical components of your computer
Hello Preeti,
With a MET score of 110 and 82% in Class 12 CBSE PCM, here is what you can expect:
Your MET score of 110 is good and usually places you in a moderate rank range. Exact rank depends on the total number of candidates and difficulty level in
JSS Academy of Technical Education (JSSATE) offers management quota admissions for BTech Computer Science Engineering (CSE). Here's what you need to know¹:
Eligibility Criteria
- Candidates must have passed 10+2 examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as subjects.
- Minimum aggregate marks required in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics are 60%.
Hello there,
With a CET rank of 81,000, getting a free (government quota) seat in a top college for Computer Science (CS) is challenging, as better-ranked candidates usually fill those seats first.
However, you can consider:
State government or government-aided colleges that have lower cutoff ranks for CS.
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Congratulations on your result. With 79.60% in 10th, you can definitely apply for diploma courses in Computer Science (CS) and Information Technology (IT). If you want to go for diploma directly after 10th, polytechnic colleges are the right choice. Good government and private polytechnics often have cut-offs around 70–80%,
Yes, you can take admission in CS or IT after 10th. You are eligible for diploma courses in Computer Science or Information Technology. Many colleges allow admission after 10th based on your marks. 79.60% is a good score, so your chances are strong. Just check which colleges are available in
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