With a 65 percentile in MHT CET 2024, you can aim for colleges where the cutoff aligns with your rank. Some computer engineering colleges you can consider include:

1. Dr. J.J. Magdum College of Engineering, Kolhapur

2. Sipna College of Engineering, Amravati

3. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj University, Navi Mumbai

4. Shri Guru Gobind Singhji Institute of Engineering and Technology, Nanded

5. Terna Engineering College, Navi Mumbai.

For more details you can visit the link given below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-marks-vs-percentile

Yes, there definitely is a course called Diploma in Computer Science and IT (Information Technology). It's a popular option for students interested in gaining practical computer skills in a shorter timeframe compared to a Bachelor's degree.

Typically lasts for 1-3 years depending on the institute and program structure. Covers fundamental computer science concepts like programming languages, database management systems, computer networks, and operating systems. Often emphasizes practical skills and hands-on learning, preparing students for entry-level IT jobs.

Compared to a Bachelor's degree, a diploma allows you to enter the workforce sooner. Focuses on practical skills, making you job-ready for various IT roles. Generally less expensive than a Bachelor's degree program.



A Diploma in CS & IT is not generally considered equivalent to a Bachelor's degree (B.Sc.) in Computer Science or IT. However, some colleges might offer pathways for diploma holders to continue their education and obtain a B.Sc. degree through lateral entry programs.

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Hello,

Honestly, without Computer Science in 12th standard, pursuing a career in AI will be significantly challenging. AI requires strong programming skills, algorithms, and computational mathematics, typically taught in Computer Science. However, it's not impossible.

You can still explore AI, but you'll need to:

1. Acquire programming skills (Python, Java, C++) through online courses or certifications.

2. Learn AI-specific frameworks (TensorFlow, PyTorch) and libraries.

3. Compensate with strong math skills, particularly in calculus, linear algebra, and statistics.

4. Pursue a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, IT, or related fields.

5. Consider postgraduate programs (M.Tech or MS) in AI or related fields.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/artificial-intelligence-course

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Science Stream (PCM):

• Physics (P): Essential for computer engineering and data analysis.
• Chemistry (C): While not directly related to data analysis, it can develop strong analytical thinking skills.
• Mathematics (M): Crucial for computer engineering, data analysis, and the logical thinking required in business.

Commerce Stream (MEC):

• Mathematics (M): As mentioned above, important for various aspects of your goals.
• Economics (E): Provides a foundation for understanding business principles and markets.
• Computer Science (CS): Introduces you to programming and computational thinking, valuable for both computer engineering and data analysis.

Benefits of Each Stream:

• Science Stream (PCM): Provides a strong foundation in core sciences and mathematics, which is crucial for computer engineering and data analysis.
• Commerce Stream (MEC): Equips you with business knowledge and introduces computer science, potentially sparking further interest in these fields.

Additional Considerations:

• Creative Writing: While not a formal subject in Class 11 and 12, you can pursue creative writing independently through online courses, workshops, or personal projects.
• Psychology: Similar to creative writing, consider online resources or introductory psychology courses offered by some institutions to explore this field further.

Beyond Class 11 and 12:

• Bachelor's Degree: Choose a program that aligns with your dominant interests - computer engineering, business, data science, or a combination (e.g., B.Tech. in Computer Science and Business Analytics).
• Online Courses: Take advantage of online courses in creative writing, psychology, or other areas of interest to continue exploring them alongside your main field of study.
  
  I hope it helps!