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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi
Guide-Level 15
Sorry but your marks are not enough that can help you to get a college because above 300 marks are considered for admissions in B.Arch. So, you should try for any private college.
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Avi Shekhar
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It would depend on what you further aspire. You can take higher studies like M.Tech in various fields or branches in petroleum, or take up management courses like full-time MBA or executive MBA or so.
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SYED FARHAN HAIDERCampus Representative, MIT Manipal
Contributor-Level 7
Eligibility criteria:
Candidates applying for the admissions should have acquired a first class degree or they should have obtained at least 60 per cent (55 per cent marks for SC/ST) in BE/B.Tech/B.Sc (Engineering)/M.Sc/ MCA/MBBS/M.Pharma/B.Pharma (four year degree)/BDS (4 year degree)/associate membership examinations conducted by recognised professional bodies (like Institution of engineers (India), institute of chemical engineers, aeronautical society of India, institute of electronics and telecommunication engineers, Indian institute of metals, etc.) and recognised as equivalent to BE/ B.Tech degree.
Candidates applying for the admissions should have acquired a first class degree or they should have obtained at least 60 per cent (55 per cent marks for SC/ST) in BE/B.Tech/B.Sc (Engineering)/M.Sc/ MCA/MBBS/M.Pharma/B.Pharma (four year degree)/BDS (4 year degree)/associate membership examinations conducted by recognised professional bodies (like Institution of engineers (India), institute of chemical engineers, aeronautical society of India, institute of electronics and telecommunication engineers, Indian institute of metals, etc.) and recognised as equivalent to BE/ B.Tech degree.
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Kundan SinghQualified CII-IPATE 2020 | GATE 2021|B.Tech(CSE)
Guide-Level 12
I think you will get admission in an IIT. I am not sure about girl's quota implementation from this year. But if they have implemented girl's quota then you will get a good branch as well.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
The following are involved in B.Tech computer science engineering but it differs in the colleges according to their curriculum. This below one is a general syllabus:
Semester 1 and 2:
English
Mathematics I
Applied Physics
Computers and Information Technology
C & Data Structures
C & Data Structures
Network Theory
Semiconductor Devices and circuits Engineering Drawing Practice
Engineering Drawing Practice
Computer Programming Lab
Computer Programming Lab Semiconductor Devices and Circuits Lab
Semester 3:
Mathematics II
Discrete Structures and Graph Theory
Data Processing and File Organization
Linear and Digital ICs Applications
Switching theory and Lo
The following are involved in B.Tech computer science engineering but it differs in the colleges according to their curriculum. This below one is a general syllabus:
Semester 1 and 2:
English
Mathematics I
Applied Physics
Computers and Information Technology
C & Data Structures
C & Data Structures
Network Theory
Semiconductor Devices and circuits Engineering Drawing Practice
Engineering Drawing Practice
Computer Programming Lab
Computer Programming Lab Semiconductor Devices and Circuits Lab
Semester 3:
Mathematics II
Discrete Structures and Graph Theory
Data Processing and File Organization
Linear and Digital ICs Applications
Switching theory and Lo
...more
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Shreemad Patel
Guide-Level 14
Hello Utkarsh,
IIT-JEE preparation is irrelevant of which coaching classes you attend. At the end, your efforts matter the most. There can be no comparison between coaching classes, all of them help you improve your score. You have to solve practice questions as many as you can, learn more and more concetps and keep revising the topics you find difficult. Again, it is not difficult to crack IIT-JEE, it just requires planned efforts. All the best for your preparation.
IIT-JEE preparation is irrelevant of which coaching classes you attend. At the end, your efforts matter the most. There can be no comparison between coaching classes, all of them help you improve your score. You have to solve practice questions as many as you can, learn more and more concetps and keep revising the topics you find difficult. Again, it is not difficult to crack IIT-JEE, it just requires planned efforts. All the best for your preparation.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
It differs for each IIT and also depends on the students who are appearing for placements. The average salary packages will be around 10-20 lakhs but the lowest salary was below 5 lakhs also. The highest package ever offered by Microsoft at IIT, Kanpur was 1.34 crores per annum (around 11 lakhs per month in INR). So, it is not that if you study in an IIT you will get a huge salary. You need to be skilled and talented enough like the top IITians to be one among the top paid graduates.
It differs for each IIT and also depends on the students who are appearing for placements. The average salary packages will be around 10-20 lakhs but the lowest salary was below 5 lakhs also. The highest package ever offered by Microsoft at IIT, Kanpur was 1.34 crores per annum (around 11 lakhs per month in INR). So, it is not that if you study in an IIT you will get a huge salary. You need to be skilled and talented enough like the top IITians to be one among the top paid graduates.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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Some of universities like IPU and some others conduct lateral entry exams for second year while you can take admission this year and again appear for entrance exams.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
Yes, you should. Computer science is an amazing field.
Since, you have not studied programming before, I think this would be the right time to start going through some basics.
Since, you have not studied programming before, I think this would be the right time to start going through some basics.
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