B.Tech in Bangalore

Yes. You can get direct/management quota admission in rvce. 25% seats are belong to management QUOTA. Visit for details: http://www.btechadmission.co.in/
Note: management quota fees is very high.

After completion of BE/B.Tech, one can pursue M.Tech in Agriculture which includes study like crop process engineering, firm machinery and power, soil and water conservation etc. A Ph.D degree of three years is also offered at IIT Kharagpur, and Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi. Thank you.

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Please use the college predictor tool by Shiksha. This will help you to predict the college according to your rank or percentile. https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor. Good Luck.

I would suggest going with Amrita as it has better placements, faculty, course curriculum, and exposure than the Presidency. All the best.

Yes, Alliance University is a good university for B.Tech in computer science and engineering. there you will be getting a lot of opportunities, exposure and knowledge. The one thing that you have to maintain is your score.

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From BMSCE Bangalore, SVUCE Tirupati, and GNDU Amritsar for B.Tech in CSE department, I'll prefer you to opt for the BMSCE Bangalore as this is the best college all in terms of placements, infra and faculty.