Hello Jasmeet!

Your question is not clear enough.

Which government polytechnic institute do you wish to know about? Because there are several all across the country.

Also each year has two semesters. So whichever course you are applying, just multiply by 2 and that will be the number of semesters.

Hello..

CSBS is a fresh out of the plastic new and a progressive branch in designing. ... The course is planned with the goal that talented architects and not savants are delivered, which make you emerge from the horde of CSE understudies. On the off chance that you do higher

Dear aspirant

Please do mention which admission counseling you're referring for the second phase allotment so I may try to help you out with your problem. Kindly specify the main subject for your query.

Hello aspirant,

If you are asking about NEET. NCC is just a subcategory. And for selction it is required to score good all india rank, you might get advantage of subcayegory quota if there is slight difference in the ranks. Check your all india rank with government cutoff therr are

Hi Pavan

For the rank you secured you can get seat in computer science engineering with the following listed colleges. Here are some of the colleges in which you can get seat in:

• Guru Nanak Institute of Technology
• Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology
• Kakatiya University
• Kakatiya Institute of Technology and

Hello Sanjay, please check out the following link for detailed info on Computer Science Engineering in India: https://www.careers360.com/computer-science-engineering-course

Fees can be varied as per affiliation of the Institute offering this course:

• For Govt Colleges like IITs, NITs, IIITs: approx 1,50,000 per year
• Slightly lower for engineering colleges under State Govt

Hello Shreyash, EWS category has a 10% reservation in various State and Govt Colleges and Institutes definitely enjoys a certaine relaxation in cutoff marks required for admission to the various Colleges and Institutes. EWS category cutoff is often lower if not equivalent to the OBC cutoff. Socially and economically backward