Hi Harish

The only difference between BE in CSE , and B.Tech in CSE is that former has more theory, and the latter has more applications of it. This however does not change the scope of any with respect to each other, and both degrees are considered very similar by

Dear Aspirant,

As per this percentile, you can expect colleges like

IES, Mumbai

Alkesh Dinesh Modi, Mumbai

Indira college, Pune

Neville Wadia College, Pune

You can try for open category in minority Colleges like  VESIM, Fr C Rodrigues

You can our college predictor tool

https://bschool.careers360.com/mah-cet-mba-college-predictor

Hope this helps

I from obc but sis I attend the JEE mains na plzz anwer me help me and please mam asked me I got in jee mains good marks means very good marks .so I am appeard the good collages just like jiit and vit please answer me mam.

It doesn't matter which laptop you are having. Just go with any laptop under 40000 range. You can go with any brand from HP, Dell, Lenovo,

i3 is sufficient but if you want the processor more efficient then you can choose i5. i5 is more than sufficient. Do not go

Hello!

In first year of college you will learn all the subjects such as physics, chemistry,mechanics and all other subject like law for engineer,Etc.

In first year you only have 1 to 2 subject such as programming with C .

You will learn about your core branch from second year

If you complete your 12th, pass in all subjects and secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, then you are eligible for NEET. It is 50% for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST. This doesn't matter even if you have secured this through

It is not individual subject percentage that is taken into consideration while calculating NEET eligibility. You should complete your 12th, pass in all subjects individually and score a minimum aggregate of 40% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology as a Candidate belonging to SC Category. So even with 39 marks in

Congratulations for successfully completing class 12 th and hope you have a great career ahead .

Coming to your question , Yes, you can join SRM college even if they cancelled the SRMJEE exam .

Don't worry about your bipc subject , you will get a good BTech course related