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In India, placement rates for graduates of computer science and engineering (CSE) differed greatly throughout colleges.  Placement rates at prestigious universities like IIT Hyderabad and IIT Jammu were 76.19% and 92.5%, respectively.  The placement rates at IIT Bhilai and IIIT Pune, on the other hand, were lower at 51.67% and 25.43%, respectively.
CSE graduates from prestigious universities typically received yearly compensation packages between 8 lakh and 30 lakh, contingent on the school and the student's achievement. All things considered, CSE is still a great option for engineering students, however placement results might differ greatly depending on the school and the state of the industry.

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If you skip KEAM, B.Tech CSE in private colleges can cost:

• 80K–2.5L per year in Kerala (management quota)

• 2L–4L per year in private universities like VIT, SRM, Manipal, Amrita

So, total cost = 3L to 16L depending on the college.
You can get in via 12th marks or direct admission.

Here’s a list of careers if you choose Computer Science in 11th :

1. Software Developer

2. Data Scientist

3. Web Developer

4. Cybersecurity Analyst

5. AI/ML Engineer

6. UI/UX Designer

7. Mobile App Developer

8. Robotics Engineer

9. Tech Entrepreneur

10. DevOps Engineer

For more info you can access below links:

Careers360 – Career Options after Computer Science in 11th Careers360 – Career Options after 12th with Computer Science

THE BEST CENTRES FOR DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SCIENCE ARE:-

1. GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE , JODHPUR

2. JMI , NEW DELHI

3. LPU , JHALANDAR

4. MSU , BARODA

5. VIGNAN'S FOUNDATION FOR SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH

6. GALGOTIA UNIVERSITY

7. MEWAR UNIVERSITY

8. NMIT , BANGALORE

9. SREE VIDYANIKETAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE , TIRUPATI

Yes, you are eligible for the IB ACIO (Intelligence Bureau Assistant Central Intelligence Officer) Grade-II/Executive exam after completing your B.E. in Computer Science. The basic eligibility criteria are:

1. Educational Qualification: A bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university (which you will have after graduation).

2. Age Limit: Generally 18 to 27 years (with relaxations for reserved categories).

3. Nationality: Must be an Indian citizen.

Hello,

Yes, you will be eligible for the IB ACIO exam after completing your B.E in Computer Science.

The basic eligibility is just a Bachelor’s degree in any stream from a recognized university. So, since you are doing B.E, you can apply once your graduation is complete.

Also, make sure your age is between 18 to 27 years (age relaxation is there for reserved categories).

So yes, you can definitely apply after your graduation.

Hope it helps !

Yes,

As a B.E. Computer Science student, you are eligible for the IB ACIO exam after graduation. The eligibility criteria include holding a bachelor's degree in any discipline, being between 18 and 27 years old, and being a citizen of India.

The best college for Computer Science depends on factors like ranking, placement, research opportunities, and infrastructure. Here are the top options in India:

1. IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology) – Best Overall

IIT Bombay

IIT Delhi

IIT Madras

IIT Kanpur

IIT Kharagpur

2. NITs (National Institutes of Technology) – Best After IITs

NIT Trichy

NIT Surathkal

NIT Warangal

NIT Rourkela

NIT Calicut

3. IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology) – Best for IT & CS

IIIT Hyderabad (Best for coding & research)

IIIT Bangalore

IIIT Allahabad

4. Private Colleges – Best for Placements & Industry Exposure

BITS Pilani

VIT Vellore

SRM Chennai

CUET PG Difficulty: Moderate (Depends on subject & preparation).

Preparation Tips:

Strong Basics? Easier to crack.

Know the Syllabus & focus on key topics.

Solve Previous Papers for pattern understanding.

Mock Tests for time management.

Final Verdict: Easy with regular study, tough without strategy.