Hi Yash!

Having a strong logic and coding ability can help you ace with the upcoming programming languages in CSE such as Java,Python,JavaScript.

Being a CSE student i would suggest you to opt for the same as the new portion of CSE includes the latest versions such as AI-ML and

HELLO AJAY
Congratulations for your result and qualifying JEE mains.
since it is very difficult to predict the exact rank but we do have a backup we have a formula to calculate the expected rank that is (100 – Total percentile) x 869010/100.So according to formula your expected rank for

hello Anish,

Plz go through this link to get a thorough idea of cutoff trends.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-warangal

hi,

see cutoff score changes year to year and it depends on various factors like number of participants, questions difficulty level, number of participants, etc. however from the previous years score information, general category students need to rank with in 500 to get a seat in computer science department, since

Hello !

First of all Congratulations for your result ! You should provide your domicile state so we can predict the colleges you can get .

According to your percentile, that is 98 percentile ; your probably rank will be ;

100 - your total percentile score is the percentage

HELLO PRAKASH

It is very difficult to enter into top 5 NITS and getting a cs branch in in it is avery challenging Job but do not worry you can do it with a proper strategy.
i will  tell you about minimum first the min rank you should bring ist

Hello Pushkin,
The BITS Computer Science cutoff details for all campuses are as follows:

Around 380 for Pilani,

Around 355 for Goa.

Around 345-350 for Hyderabad
To try your chances in other colleges as well,try our GATE college predictor by clicking the link below:
https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

Hi dear,

If your college provide computer science then you can switch to computer science. There will be a cutoff percentage for computer science if your percentage will greater than cutoff percentage then you can choose. Your 12th stream must be science.

Hope it helps.

Following are the steps :

1. Attend a degree program and/or gain experience in a related field.
2. Become certified as a GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst (GCFA).
3. Apply for an open position as a computer forensics investigator.
4. Complete an interview.
5. Get hired as a computer forensics investigator.
6. Receive training on the job

Hi Abir,

Yes you can apply for B.Tech but you'll not be getting B.Tech in Computer Engineering instead of Computer Science. Computer Engineering focuses more on developing design and tools to solve problems related to software and hardware interfaces.

From my personal experience, as a fresher you may face some