Hey there

In most of the cases of mechanical engineering the student needs not to learn coding. The reason is that mechanical engineers are not coders and need not to work on computers. The main thing to learn in mechanical engineering is to work on different materials and machines. It is quite different from computer science and engineering.

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There are two things in this scenario if you take a lower tier college with cse then no matter how much you work hard you will not get a very good placements as companies providing high packages will either not come or they will not give high packages even if they come on the other hand since EP is a core field department so like in all other core fields syllabus is vast and you may not get time to code but here you should prefer dtu for two reasons first is the tag yo will get by joining the college moreover if you are willing to code then you will find time somehow or the other, moreover here the coding culture is great that will help you in coding but the only problem you might face is that some companies do not allow Ep students to sit in their placements(tech companies) so choose wisely but you can always go for off campus placements.

Hi,

Well the coding culture of AIT Pune is not the best but it's not totally bad.  If you're used to studying on your own then it won't be such a problem to you. If you need a proper explanation and proper teaching then it might be a problem to you. Overall it's good. Also the good thing is it's improving each year.

I hope this helps,

Thankyou.

Sastra University is one of the top renowned private engineering colleges. It provides various btech courses computer science and information technology being the best. Both are related to hardware and software of the computers. The coding culture is amazing there. You get ample opportunities to participate in various coding competitions, code cells, hackathons, etc and many more. Also you'll get enough scope and exposure to various internship opportunities.

Refer below to the website for more details related to Sastra University -:

https://www.careers360.com/university/shanmugha-arts-science-technology-research-and-academy-thanjavur

Best wishes. Thank-you.

JU have a very good programming culture in its campus. The diversity of languages and the expertise in coding can really be a very good opportunity for a student who want to go for the IT/Programming industry. Apart from this cultural aspects of JU is very good. You will find really bright minds there, so if you want to do something great then you can go for Jadavpur University with out any second choice.

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https://www.careers360.com/university/jadavpur-university-kolkata

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Sneha,

Hope you are doing good.

Good to know that you have basic knowledge of JAVA computer language. Btech in CSE provides you with all the knowledge of a basic computer language and skills along with OOPs language. The  computer languages taught to you in BTech course are: Python, Java, MySQL, and ofcourse C Programming.

Basically, C++ is taught to PG level or to Mtech students. In BTech, students are taught with the C programming language in the 1st semester or 1st year. Since C language is the core basic of programming, it is taught for the very first year of UG followed by DSA ( data structure and algorithms) . And, other languages such as Java, python,etc are taught in other semesters.

IF you have basic knowledge of Java , that's very good; you'll be taught Java in the coming semesters of BTech after 1st year.

Hopefully this will help you & clear your doubts.

Best wishes ahead.

Read the information below -

There are several branches in engineering. Mechanical, Civil, Electronics & Telecommunication, Electrical, Information Technology, Computer Science are some of them.

All the students have different subjects in their curriculum.

But in 1st year, all students have same subjects.

C language is the basic language of coding that is taught in 1st year to all students of engineering.

Hope it helps!

Hi aspirant,

There is no pre requisites for learning computer science and engineering considering you will be taught from basics. However it is strongly recommended to have some basic knowledge about programming languages which will help you understand things better.  If you want to get amazing packages and offers you need to to build your programming skills from as early as possible. During the four years of your engineering you will come across several languages which will include python, Java, c ,c plus plus JavaScript and many more. So you should start learning either python or java which act as the basic languages from now onwards so that you will have better understanding of algorithms and syntax of core programming.

Hope it helps!!

I wont recommend biotech at either nsut or DTU ....cuz it will certainly change ur track...u have fierce interest in coding ..go for cse/it...cuz most of the good companies will not allow biotech student to sit in the placement....and with ur rank i can say that..most probably u can get mechanical too...so fill the choice till mechanical.....biotech changes the path completely.

Dear aspirant !

If your rank is so good that you can get admission in any of these branches,then I will suggest you the given order-

1. SE      2. IT.   3. ECE.  4 .MCE

You can change it as per your preference. However you can expertise in coding with any of these branches. When your placement season will come ,you will be allow to take part in coding rounds and get into a good tech company.

All the best !