Software engineers are usually specialized in computer science engineering and information technology. Good knowledge of programming languages is the key to success in this field.

Software engineering and IT are one of the top branch chosen in India and abroad. Plenty of jobs are avaialble in private, public sectors, school,

According, to MHT CET 2017 round 2 cut off you can check the details below under general category

Mechanical Engineering- 135

CSE- 138

Instrumentation Engineering-121

You can also check the cut off from the given below link

MHT CET cut off

Good Luck!!

You can check the  branches below other then CSE and IT provided by the college

1- Electronics and Telecommunication

2- Mechanical Engineering

3- Civil Engineering

Hi There is no proper official information regarding the JEE Main Ranks or marks that are used for REAP to allot seats. However reports from alumni and other students who have taken admissions say scoring 80 to 100 marks in JEE was good enough to get a seat. 

Hi Fenil, The basic Master's course requirement abroad for most programs is a good GRE score, GPA as well a good score in English proficiency test. The GRE is a standardized test used to get admissions in various graduate schools or business graduate schools in various English speaking countries, especially

In order to become a software engineer you can appear for entrance exam in your 12th class like JEE Main, BITSAT, SRM and Manipal

You can take CSE branch in your engineering program.

To get admission in top colleges like NITs and IITs make sure you get 75% marks in

I am slightly confused by your question. I am assuming you are talking both the IT course and the Hardware maintenance course offered in Kerala. If yes, well they are different courses. The hardware maintenance course deals with purely hardware related topics, assembling and all about computer hardware while for

No, there is nothing like that as there are many other branches also which provide really good placement like ME, ECE, EE, Civil etc and the most important thing is students should choose the branch as per their interest and potential but the other of the coin also says that

Yes after improvement you can apply for the SRM exam. The basic eligibility states:

'Passed in Higher secondary examination (10+2 pattern ) or appearing in Higher Secondary examination in the current academic year with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as major subjects in regular stream from any state board within India,