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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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All the three are having the same scope because all the three departments merged long time back. Unfortunately, the syllabus committees of our universities are still sleeping. I do not know when they will wake up. ECE & EEE must learn and implement programming in all the 4 years. The same way the CSE must learn to implement electrical and electronics all the 4 years. Today 90% of electronic products call for programming. The IoT segment need lots of high end programmers.
Except 1st semester, programming is not taught in EEE & ECE. Programming is a skill, which is most required by industry. If you take CSE at least you will be doing som
Except 1st semester, programming is not taught in EEE & ECE. Programming is a skill, which is most required by industry. If you take CSE at least you will be doing som
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
For GATE exam there is no weightage for 12th marks. You should have a B.Tech degree only with a good score to appear for GATE exam.
For the eligibility details refer:
http://www.gate.iisc.ernet.in/?page_id=130
For the eligibility details refer:
http://www.gate.iisc.ernet.in/?page_id=130
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manohar choragudi
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OOP languages all are important. Each language has its own features. But C+ has all features of Java. But, Java does not support some features of C+.
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Swapnil Sukunge
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Yes, computer science engineering is eligible for GATE entrance exam.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Ramkishor,
After doing B.Sc, you are not eligible to take GATE exam as it is for BE/B.Tech graduates to do M.Tech from IITs. Only with a B.Sc or BCA degree you cannot take GATE exam.
You can do M.Sc and then you can appear for GATE exam. You need to have M.Sc degree if you have done B.Sc, but if you have completed B.Tech or BE degree then you are eligible directly for GATE.
After doing B.Sc, you are not eligible to take GATE exam as it is for BE/B.Tech graduates to do M.Tech from IITs. Only with a B.Sc or BCA degree you cannot take GATE exam.
You can do M.Sc and then you can appear for GATE exam. You need to have M.Sc degree if you have done B.Sc, but if you have completed B.Tech or BE degree then you are eligible directly for GATE.
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Taslim ArifBtech student. Believe in social work
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Yes, you can. IITs don't have any interest in the college you opted for UG. They only consider your GATE score.
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