With a score of 16.45 out of 100 in the GATE 2024 exam, it may be challenging to secure admission in top engineering colleges. However, you could consider applying to some private institutions or universities that accept lower scores. It's best to check their specific cutoff scores and admission criteria for M.Tech programs in your desired branch.

If you wish to go for any engineering course, then you need to atfirst have Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in 10+2. Apart from this you need to qualify any entrance which is expected by any of the institute you want to take admission in. In qualifying the examination, you will have to sit for the counselling round and if you have sufficient rank, you will be alloted the college.

Now some of the top entrances are-

• JEE MAINS
• JEE ADVANCED
• MHTCET
• WBJEE
• OJEE
• VITEEE
• SRMJEE

For more information regarding the career in BTech CSE consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-computer-science-and-engineering

For more information regarding the career in Information Technology consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/information-technology-course

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Dear,

CSE(Computer Science Engineering) is bachelor's in Computer Science Engineering. It basically deals with the core subjects like programming, design and development of computers. It has specialisation too like CSE with Cyber Security, CSE with Artificial Intelligence, which gives you an edge over basic Computer Science courses that are listed below.

Computer Science is a branch of computer which includes study of computer as well, algorithmic processes, computational machines and computation , its build, little bit programming. The courses in Computer science are:

• BCA (Bachelor's in Computer Applications)
• Bsc. Computer Science

These have almost similar syllabus to study with minor changes here and there, also depends on the university you are enrolled in.

Moreover, Information Technology (IT) includes the study of latest technologies majorly but it also covers programming languages. It covers the surface level subjects.

Whereas Computer Science Engineering (CSE) basically includes the study of programming languages, design of computers. It covers the core subjects like networking, database.

And, NIT (National Information Technology) that offers great placement are-

• National Institute of Technology, Surathkal
• National Institute of Technology, Warangal

According to 2020 drive, CSE has recorded 100% placements with highest package of Rs 43.33 LPA in NIT, Warangal.

Also, NIT Surathkal offers competitive placements in CSE (Computer Science Engineering).

Hope this helps.

All the Best!!

Hey Aditya,

Your question is not complete, i.e. you have not really mentioned based on what criteria you want these colleges to be sorted.

Nevertheless, going from a generic perspective i.e. quality of education, state of art lab, campus life and most importantly placements, I would give you some insights.

Now, the most important thing here should be your passion i.e. choose the branch that really inspires you because sooner or later you'll become bored taking a discipline that you don't like.

However, if you do not have any choice of branch and placement is your priority, then go for CSE.

Comparing the colleges you have shortlisted, SRM Chennai (Ramapuram / Vadapalini as you said not KTR) seems to be the best choice. However, in this case your campus life will be greatly compromised because unlike the KTR campus, Ramapuram and Vadapalini are not that good.

And if college status matters to you more then go for VIT Vellore (any day) and also the campus life there is pretty good (best amongst the ones mentioned in your list).

Keep your priorities straight and choose wisely.

Hope it helped.

Dear aspirant,

You have got good marks in mhtcet. But to predict the percentile it is very difficult as it depend on certain factors like toughness of the paper ,the number of candidates appearing for the exam. So for prediction kindly check out the link-

https://www.careers360.com/mht-cet-college-predictor

Hey Arshu,

Regarding your query now I'm going to explain about the Method Overloading (or Function Overloading ) concept in Java.

Basically system finds the best match of the function arguments and the parameter list (i.e types and numbers or parameters) during program compilation. This phenomenon is termed as static building.

Hence function overloading is the process of defining functions/ methods with the same function names but with different numbers and types of parameters.

Reason for using it :

An object contains State and Behaviour ( Data and Functions). Sometimes it's intended to perform similar operations with a slight change in the parameters.

A number or methods are used to implement a single interface in Java i.e. polymorphism. If different function names are used for similar operations then users may have a lot of interactions and they require to remember a number of function names at the time of invocations.

Hence it's reliable to use many functions with the same namea forr similar operations.

Let's discuss the whole thing practically with a short and simple program :

Q: Write a class with the name 'volume' . Using function overloading compute the volume of a cube, a sphere and a cuboid in Java :

Answer:

import java.util.*;

class volume

{

void vl(int s)

{

int v;

v=s*s*s;

System.out.println("volume of cube:"+v);

}

void vl(double r)

{

double v;

v=1.33*3.14*r*r*r;

System.out.println("volume of sphere:"+v);

}

void vl(int l,int b,int h)

{

int v;

v=l*b*h;

System.out.println("volume of cuboid:"+v);

}

public static void main(String args[])

{

Scanner sc=new Scanner( System.in (http://System.in) );

volume obj= new volume();

int s;

double r;

int l,b,h;

System.out.println("enter the side for cube:");

s= sc.nextInt();

System.out.println("enter the radius for sphere:");

r= sc.nextDouble();

System.out.println("enter the length for cuboid:");

l= sc.nextInt();

System.out.println("enter the bredth for cuboid:");

b= sc.nextInt();

System.out.println("enter the height for cuboid:");

h= sc.nextInt();

obj.vl(s);

obj.vl(r);

obj.vl(l,b,h);

}

}

Just go through and analyse the above code minutely . Here I'm performing the similar operation in each case ( i.e. calculating the volume) with just one class named "volume". Hence this is the method overloading .

I think now the whole thing becomes clear to you. If you've any query regarding this just ask in the comment section, I'll definitely explain.

Thank you.

Hello Aspirant

This decision totally depends upon your choice what do you like the most.

It doesn't depend which course is better from where ,what matters is how interested are you in a course.

Talking of that the basic difference in both of them are

A person with data science skills can do work regarding a business analytics ,but the case is not other way around.

But as already mentioned its your personal choice.

Regards!

• Computer engineering- 4192-5064
• information technology- 6223-6223