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UPSEE is an exam conducted for giving admission to the government and private college of Uttar Pradesh.
UPSEE important chapters to focus on are:-
1) In Mathematics topics like 3D Geometry, Vectors, Quadratic Equation, Conic Section, Probability, Sequence, and Series, Complex Number, Application of Derivatives, Differential, Calculus, Straight lines, Permutation & combination.
2) In Physics chapters to cover are Modern Physics, Optics, Rotation motion, Heat and Thermodynamics, Waves (sound in particular), Mechanics (Newton's laws and Rotational Mechanics), Fluid Mechanics, Current Electricity, and Electrostatics.
3) In Chemistry chapters to cover are Chemical Bonding and Periodic, Periodic Properties, Carbonyl, Compounds & their derivatives, Basics of Organic Chemistry, Alcohol Phenol & Ether Solution, Electrochemistry, Mole Concept & the concept of equivalents, Solid state, ThermoChemistry & the Second Law of Thermodynamics and Biomolecules.
4) For Biology you need to cover Human physiology, Plant Physiology, Reproduction, Ecology, and environment and Genetics.

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Computer Science Engineering is the best Engineering Branch of today . Chaitanya Bharti Institute of Technology is very good Engineering Institute.The placements at Chaitanya Bharti Institute of Technology of Computer Science Engineering is good. The placement ratio is almost 70 to 75%. The average package is around Rs 4 lakhs to Rs 6 lakhs per annum.
Since CSE is the evergreen branch the placements of this branch will increase. Companies like ITC, GSK, Uber, Ola, Just dial, Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, Deloitte etc. takes students from here. The credit goes to training and placement cell department of Chaitanya Bharti Institute of Technology. So it is always good to do computer science engineering from a reputed institute or university.
Placement ratio of Chaitanya Bharti Institute of Technology is almost 75 % and in the future, it is expected to grow.
And there are many opportunities of jobs for CSE Engineers in this upcoming years due to establishment of many IT companies in India.

This is really a challenging task so if someone who is really talented in the subject then only he or she get such rank. Books alone are not responsible for getting such rank there are a lot of other facts which really matter such as best faculty, best environment and preparing for the exam since standard 8th.
Here are few books which help to score this mark:-
1) Physics:- Arihant Series DC Pandey, Books on Mechanics Part 1, Mechanics Part 2, Waves and Thermodynamics, Electricity and Magnetism and Optics and Modern Physics, Concepts of Physics (both volumes) by HC Verma and MCQ Question Bank by D Mukherjee.
2) Chemistry:- Inorganic Chemistry NCERT Text Book, Organic Chemistry Khan Academy Videos or Arihant books and Numerical problem by RC Mukherjee.
3) Mathematics:- Arihant Series Dr. SK Goyal, Arihant Past Year AIEEE papers, VITEEE Solved Papers and Mock Tests from Arihant, RD Sharma Objective Mathematics Part 1 and Part 2 (NCERT difficulty).
Along with this, you need to solve previous year question paper to score better marks.
All the best!!

Vasavi College of Engineering is a decent engineering college where one gets placed at the right place where he deserves, meaning that the placement package is directly proportional to the amount of effort you put in.
Here I would share with you the placement report of 2017 for computer science batch in Vasavi College of Engineering where the number of companies who visited the campus during the placement drive:
Genpact, Cybage India Software, KEANE India Ltd( NTT DATA), CAP Gemini, Infosys, Cognizant, Accenture, Polaris Software Persistent Systems Limited, Mytrah Energy India Ltd., ADP Private Limited, Hitachi consulting, MU SIGMA, Pramati Technologies, Deloitte, Kony Labs, Oracle, and Accolite.
Keeping that in mind the lowest placement package that was offered in the year 2017 was Rs 1.8 lakhs by Genpact and the highest paying package of Rs 10 lakhs being offered by Accolite.
With this, I would highly recommend this college to everyone who would wish to pursue computer science engineering and would want a decent placement ensured to themselves.
I hope you do well.
Good luck !!

This exam is not a tough one. If you have been sweating it out for JEE then this shouldn't be a problem. As far as the syllabus is concerned, CBSE class XI and class XII are enough. The main problem you will face is lack of time because it requires you to answer 200 questions in 150 minutes which is never easy. Also, the questions comprise of physics, chemistry, mathematics and English where they come in random order. So you need to plan out how you're going to go about it. For CSE, aim for around 135-140 to get a guaranteed seat.
The key to score well is to manage time wisely. Give more time to your strong subjects and make sure you score well. I personally gave around 45-50 minutes to Maths (my strong subject) and only around 25 minutes for Physics. And English won't take more than 10 minutes - the level of questions is just to test your basics.
One more thing especially for maths and chemistry is that the questions will stick to testing your basics and won't be very lengthy so try and reduce the time there. Also you could save time on calculations. These are the things I personally focused on while giving my paper last year.

Inderprastha Engineering College is a private engineering college in Ghaziabad, India. It is ranked 17th in Uttar Pradesh Technical University, Lucknow. It was founded in 2000 and the first batch graduated in 2004.
Don't expect too much from IPEC. If you think you are going to get great CS education and exposure then you are wrong. It's an above average college. There is a reason why it's not above IITD, NSIT, DTU and IIITD.
Don't worry about placements, if you land up in a good college under IPEC especially in CSE program, you'll get ample of opportunities to land a good job unless you do nothing in the 4 years.
Average package goes around INR 3.5-4 LPA and if you're got technically sound and have good aptitude skills, you might find a job giving you INR 7-8 LPA.
So, all in all, IPEC is not so bad, if not that good to be compared to IITs and NITs. If you're a keen learner and would like to do something in those 4 years, I bet you'll end up doing and learning even more.

AMU stands for Aligarh Muslim University Engineering entrance examination. AMU EEE is conducted by Aligarh Muslim University for B.Tech program in like various branches like chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, electronic engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, petrochemical engineering.
Here are few strategies for last month preparation:
1. Determination is the most important thing to clear any examination.
2. Manage your time carefully study in the leisure period instead of doing sometimes other.
3. Revise the subjects well and does not leave any important chapters or any points but never start new chapter which you can't study in the previous year.
4. Solve sample papers, follow guide books and solve test papers as many as possible previous year question paper really helps a lot.
5. The candidates can also join the crash course coaching institutes such as, TIME, Resonance, FIITJEE and many more to get much more clear ideas and trick to apply for saving time in the examination.

COEP is a premier institute while SPCE is not even known by that many people. Among the two COEP is the winner. COEP has been ranked one in Maharashtra after the IITs and NITs. According to MHRD rankings COEP is ranked 24th while SPCE is on not even in top 100.
Generally speaking COEP blows SPCE out of the water. COEP is much well-known and trusted among recruiters as compared to MIT. Last time COEP had around 83.8 % placements for mechanical (this number seems less as the students who didn't accept the offers are also included) and the average salary was around 6-7 LPA for mechanical department which is more compared to SPCE.
COEP in also better in academics and extra-curricular are compared to SPCE. What I have learnt from staying one year in Tamil Nadu is that COEP is well known all over India but the same is not the case with SPCE.
So go for COEP over SPCE.

COEP and VIT are both good colleges and among the top most in Maharashtra. But among the two COEP is the winner. COEP has been ranked one in Maharashtra after the IITs and NITs. According to MHRD rankings COEP is ranked 24th while VIT is not even in the top 100.
Generally speaking COEP blows VIT out of the water. COEP is much well-known and trusted among recruiters as compared to VIT. Last time COEP had around 85% placement for CSE (this number seems less as the students who didn't accept the offers are also included) and the average salary was around 7-8 LPA for CSE department which is more compared to VIT which had an average package of around 6 LPA.
COEP in also better in academics and VIT is better in extracurricular as such. But what I have learnt from staying one year in Tamil Nadu is that COEP is well known all over India but the same is not the case with VIT.
So go for COEP over VIT.

COEP and MIT are both good colleges and among the top most in Maharashtra. But among the two COEP is the winner. COEP has been ranked one in Maharashtra after the IITs and NITs. According to MHRD rankings COEP is ranked 24th while MIT is on the 94th rank.
Generally speaking COEP blows MIT out of the water. COEP is much well-known and trusted among recruiters as compared to MIT. Last time COEP had around 85% placements for CSE (this number seems less as the students who didn't accept the offers are also included) and the average salary was around 7-8 LPA for CSE department which is more compared to MIT.
COEP in also better in academics and extra-curricular as compared to MIT. What I have learnt from staying one year in Tamil Nadu is that COEP is well known all over India but the same is not the case with MIT.
So go for COEP over MIT.