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Virajita Madavi
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Vellore Institute of Technology has a total seat intake of 1080 for BTech CSE branch at the Vellore campus. The seat allotment is done based on sanctiones seat intake and as per selection criteria. Students can refer to the following table for BTech CSE sub specialisations:BTech CSE SpecialisationsSeat IntakeCSE (Data Science)300CSE and Business Systems in collaboration with TCS180CSE (AI and ML)180CSE (Bioinformatics)120CSE (Cyber Security)120CSE (AI and Data Engineering)120NOTE: The mentioned seat count is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is however still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.
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Saumya Shukla
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For course completion, the candidates have to earn the required credits. The institute has divided the credits among different category of subjects. Among this, the highest credit is for the programme core subjects. Students can refer to the below table for detailed VIT Vellore credit distribution for the VIT Vellore BTech in Mechanical Engineering course:CategoryCredits University core (UC) 53 Programme core (PC) 60 Programme elective (PE) 35 University elective (UE) 12 Total credits 160
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Mohit Sharma
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VIT Vellore BTech CSE course syllabus consists of subjects categories as programme core, programme elective, university core, and university elective. There are abou 34 programme electives in the curriculum. Some of the offerd course electives are as follows:Artificial IntelligenceData VisualisationLarge Scale Data ProcessingInternet of ThingsGame ProgrammingPrinciples of Cloud Computing, etc.
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Aishwarya Kumari
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The aspirants who are Class 12 or equivalent pass with at least 60% aggregate (50% aggregate for SC/ST/applicants hailing from Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh and the North-Eastern states) in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics can apply. However, the qualifying exam should have been passed from a recognised board. Apart from this basic eligibility, the aspirants must also meet the below criteria to become eligible for admission:Applicant must be a resident/ non-resident Indian National/ PIOCandidates need to pass Class 12 with Physics/Chemistry/Biology and English for admission to BTech Biotechnology, CSE Bioinformatics and ECE
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Manori Sahni
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Yes, BTech is offered by Vellore Institute of Technology at its Vellore campus. It is a flagship programme of the institute. As per the latest 2025 VITEEE Brochure, the institute is offering four-year BTech across 20+ specialisations. For admission, the candidates must meet the eligibility requirements and pass the selection rounds. The selection is done based on VITEEE rank/score. This entrance test is conducted by the institute. The eligible studenta can apply via online mode through VIT official website.
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Shiksha Bhandari
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Camellia Institute Of Technology offers BTech courses for four years. The overall seat intake of BTech is 450. The seats differ from one specialisation to another. The following table mentions the seat intake for the BTech specialisation offered by Camellia Institute Of Technology:CoursesSeat IntakeBTech in Information Technology30BTech in Electronics and Communication Engineering60BTech in Computer Science and Engineering60BTech in Civil Engineering120BTech in Mechanical Engineering120BTech in Electrical Engineering60
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Mukul Shukla
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Yes, Camellia Institute Of Technology offers BTech is a full-time undergraduate programme that lasts for a four-year duration. The institute offers BTech under various specialisations in various disciplines of Engineering. Admission is entrance exam-based. Candidates with a valid score in WBJEE/ AIEE can apply for admission to the desired specialisation.
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Indrani Kumar
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JEE Mains dates for session one and session two have been released on the official website of NTA for admission to BTech courses at IIIT Pune. The admission dates have been released, candidates can attend the examination in their chosen session (s). Once the result is announced, they can verify their scores and appear for JoSAA counselling, and in the choice filling select IIIT Pune. Moreover, the admission process usually concludes in the month of June.
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Rachit Kumar
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Yes, IIIT Pune does offer a BTech course in the Computer Science and Engineering specialisation. To get admission into this specialisation, the admission procedure is the same candidates must complete the basic eligibility criteria (Class 12 in PCM with 75%), and secondary eligibility to gain a good score in JEE Mains. In this specialisation, the core courses include a detailed study of data structures, programming languages, algorithms, and computer networks.
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Chanchal Gaurav
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The total fee for BTech courses at IIIT Pune includes multiple components, such as tuition fees, hostel fees, admission fees, and various one-time charges. The total tuition fee for the course is INR 8.72 lakh, and the hostel fee for BTech students is INR 2.48 lakh. In addition, the one-time charge is INR 7,000. This fee can be paid in multiple instalments during the entire duration of the programme. However, some part of the total fee must be paid during admission. The fee amount mentioned is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body and is subject to change. Therefore, it is indicative.
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