Ajeenkya DY Patil University School of Engineering Lohegaon Pune Answered Questions

The admissions in Dual degree courses B.Tech+M.tech at JNU are based on ranks obtained in JEE-Main. Hence the eligibility criteria is similar to NITs, IITs and GFTIs. 10+2 with minimum 75% of marks(For General category) or should in top 20 percentile of respective educational boards.

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The Department of Computer Science and Engineering is one of the core departments of The North Cap University. The Department is striving towards its goal of providing innovative and quality education with high standards to achieve academic excellence. Keeping in view the dynamic nature of growth in industry and the increasing demand for the latest technologies, the department is starting five new specializations in B.Tech CSE namely:
1) Data Science and AI
2) Cyber Security
3) IOT & Cloud Computing
4) Full Stack Development
5) Game Tech, AR and VRNCU takes immense pride in initiating experiential learning methodology for building knowledge skills and attitude among the students. We strive hard and leave no stone unturned to achieve a record of 100% placements by giving our students a strong foundation not only in problem-solving techniques but also inculcate meta and soft skills so that they possess analytical ability to learn any language or concept and are committed to working in a team with an enthusiasm. Visit: https://www.ncuindia.edu.

Hello Tejas,
It is difficult to compare and say which is better since both have their own pros and cons and are better in their own way. Mechatronics engineering involved electronics and instrumentation concepts along with mechanical concepts and hence it is designed in such a way to suit the future needs of the industries. While purely mechanical engineering is the base for any component to work efficiently and you cannot study these courses in any of the other branches. So, I would suggest you to take any course that interests you a lot. And if you are ready to go with any of these, then my choice would be mechatronics engineering. Choosing a better college is as important as selecting a good course.
All the best!