Dear suraj, 

As per your query there is sure difference between core and software companies. Core companies mainly hire engineers of mechanical, civil, electrical department which mainly has to do with things like VSIL, microprocessor and other core stuff. Whereas in a software company engineers from computer and information technology

Hello student,

The major difference between both these field is that IT deals with the application of computing technology to real life processes, while, Computer Science deals with the science that facilitates these applications.On the other hand, IT is just the selection of the proper software or hardware for the

For Nepali (foreign) students doing B.Tech in Information Technology in India, the fees vary by university. On average, tuition fees range from around $3,000 to $5,500 per year. Some universities also charge extra for hostel and other facilities. It’s best to check the specific university’s official website or contact their

Yes you have a good chance of getting it in Jadavpur university. You may also get better branches like ece, and even cse based on your reserved category rank. It depends on the number of students taking admission in the college. Actually many students do the counseling but doesn't take

Hey Nishchal , 

IT - software

CSE - software + hardware + OS core.

So basically you can say that IT is a part of CSE. Both the branches are good in term of job opportunities. Both have very good scope. You can choose any branch according to your interest.

Yes offcourse ..why not.SOFTARE jobs can be grasped by any of the branches ryt from IT/CSE to ELECTRICAL,MECHANICAL.Infact most the IT proffessionals doing job in big MNCS’S are non IT/CSE guys.Once you stepped into these companies you will be able to learn the process and way of operation .You will

Hi Debabrata,

With your SC rank, I would definitely suggest you go for Jadavpur University, Kolkata.

You can certainly get the IT branch.

The total fee for B.tech (in the IT branch) in Jadavpur is Rs. 1,20,000 and the average placement last year was 19 LPA, so you can