Computer Science and Engineering

Based on your rank of 1,209, you have a strong chance of securing admission to SASTRA University's B.Tech programs in Mechanical Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE). However, admission to Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) may be more competitive.Admission Streams at SASTRA University:Stream 1: Allocates 70% of seats based on a combined score of JEE Main marks and Class 12th scores.Stream 2: Allocates 30% of seats based solely on Class 12th scores.Previous Cut-off Trends:CSE: Typically requires a rank below 650.ECE: Generally requires a rank below 800.EEE & Mechanical Engineering: Often require ranks below 1,100. Given your rank of 1,209, you are slightly above the typical cut-off for EEE and Mechanical Engineering, which may affect your chances for these programs. Admission to CSE and ECE may be more challenging due to higher competition.Recommendations:Apply Promptly: Submit your application as early as possible to enhance your chances.Consider Alternative Programs: Explore related engineering disciplines that may have less competitive cut-offs.Contact Admissions: Reach out to SASTRA University's admissions office for personalized guidance.Contact Information:Phone: 04362-264101Best of luck with your application!

Research-Oriented:Reed puts much emphasis on independent study and a senior thesis. The very hands-on and research-based curriculum is suitable for students interested in academia or a research-based profession. Collaborative Liberal Arts Environment:Reed provides a very liberal arts experience, so you can take lots of classes that are not CS, such as philosophy, math, and linguistics.   When to Choose Emerson You feel that tech would be applied so much in gaming, media, and designYou want Boston's tech scene for internships and jobs.You want an education more practically industrial in orientation.Select Reed WhenYou are interested in pure computer Science and research.You perform best in an intense, academically demanding environment. You are heading into graduate studies in computer Science or a related field. If you're interested in marriage of creativity and communication with computer science, Emerson can prove more lucrative. But if you are interested in research-intense, more traditional computer Science oriented approach, then Reed is what you may be looking for.When to Choose Emerson: You are more interested in the application of tech in creative industries such as gaming, media, and design.