Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. The only distinction I could make was that IT students do not study three of the B.tech subjects—microprocessor, compiler, and discrete mathematics/Automata—which are not studied by other students. (However, Automata and Discreet Mathematics were optional, so we could select whichever we wanted. Finally, I can state that an IT engineer has the same education and training as a CS engineer.

B. Tech CSE will be a better option for you if you are still debating which computer engineering specialization to pursue because the programme will cover a variety of topics that will help you set your goals for both your career and higher education.

ALL THE BEST

hello,

Information technology and computer science engineering are not so different. they are almost equal with all perspective. Now these days a lot of colleges are combining them together as they do not find much difference between both. Both course deals with software skills and high level knowledge of technology. The application of knowledge/information gathered by these courses are almost similar. so, there is no problem in choosing IT over CSE. it is just that CSE got an extra hype that's it. Otherwise both required same number of skills and hardwork.

THANK YOU.