B.Tech Computer Science Engineering

Yes, for sure. Many companies visit the campus for placements which offer Bangalore job location.

Getting Computer Engineering is a little difficult because as per my knowledge a minimum of 90% is required for getting Computer Engineering through Diploma. Since cut-offs change every year you may take a chance. Don't forget to regularly check the college website for any other details regarding admissions. Hope this helps! All the best!

You can go to South if you get top NITS. NITS in South are far more better than NSIT, Delhi. I am also studying in South from North. So I know there will be some problem at starting but South Indians are very good in nature. They will help you whenever you need them. Also, there is a good environment. So don't hesitate to go to South India.

If you are not having any reservation, then it is difficult to get seat in CSE in NIT, Warangal.

Nope, I don't think so. I'll suggest you to go for Atharva College it's not better in terms of placements but teachers are very helpful and mostly, they don't give internal KT's to any of their students. Attendance is not a problem too.

Hello Sourav,
UEM is a government approved and UGC recognized university. As per law, universities do not require AICTE approval. Only institutions which are affiliated to universities require approval. As University of Engineering & Management is a Bonafide University established by a State Act, it does not require AICTE approval. This standing of law is notified in the case of Bharathidasan University Vs AICTE.
For more information, kindly visit:-http://uem.edu.in/uem-Kolkata/approvals/
like:- IEM Jaipur under UEM Jaipur is AICTE approved.

You will get a seat in this college. But branch may vary. The allotment depends on the other categories too.

Yes, you are. All that matters is just your entrance mark. If you get a good rank you will be getting admission. Incase you didn't write the entrance exam also don't worry just visit our college and they will clearly let you know the steps for the admission.