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.

Hello,

The admission procedure for a Diploma in Computer Science depends on the state and institution. However, the general process is as follows:

1. Choose the Right College

Diploma courses are offered by Government Polytechnics, Private Polytechnics, and Engineering Colleges . Popular polytechnic entrance exams vary by state, such as:

• JEECUP (Uttar Pradesh)

• DCECE (Bihar Polytechnic)

• Delhi CET (Delhi Polytechnic)

• AP POLYCET (Andhra Pradesh)

• TS POLYCET (Telangana)

• Other state-level polytechnic entrance exams

2. Eligibility Criteria

• Must have completed Class 10 (or equivalent) with at least 35% marks (varies by state).

• Some institutes accept admission after Class 12 as well.

• There is usually no age limit , but some states may have restrictions.

3. Admission Process

There are two ways to get admission:

1. Entrance Exam-Based Admission – Most government and reputed private polytechnics require students to clear a state-level polytechnic entrance exam .

2. Direct Admission (Merit-Based) – Some private colleges offer direct admission based on Class 10 marks .

4. Application Process

• Check the official website of the desired state polytechnic authority.

• Register online , fill in details, upload documents, and pay the application fee.

• Appear for the entrance exam (if applicable) .

• Based on the merit list or rank, participate in counseling and seat allocation .

5. Documents Required

• Class 10th mark sheet & certificate

• Aadhaar card (or other ID proof)

• Passport-size photographs

• Caste certificate (if applicable)

• Domicile certificate (for state-based admissions)

6. Fees & Duration

• The course duration is 3 years (6 semesters).

• Government colleges have lower fees (Rs 5,000–Rs 20,000 per year), while private colleges may charge Rs 30,000–Rs 1,00,000 per year.

Hi aspirant,

Yes, you are eligible to apply for the GATE exam . GATE is generally used for admission to postgraduate programs such as MTech, M.E., and M.Sc. at top institutes in India, as well as for recruitment in Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs).

By clearing GATE, you can pursue a relevant course. Since you mentioned that you already have a B.Sc. degree in Computer Science, a Master's program in Computer Science and Technology would be an excellent fit for you.

Here are the eligibility criteria to participate in GATE:

- Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in science.

- You can also apply if you are in your third year.

- There is no minimum percentage requirement.

- There is no age limit.

Here is a guide for you to prepare for the upcoming gate exam:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-gate

Good luck with your application!

Greetings! Here's a detailed response to your query

Yep, the Railway Recruitment Board does hire Junior Engineers with computer and IT skills. They've got a specific job title for that, "RRB JE IT." So, if you've got a computer science or IT degree, you can definitely apply.

Basically, to get those RRB JE IT jobs, you'll usually need a degree or diploma in something like:

• A Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
• A Bachelor of Computer Applications
• A Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology or Computer Science
• A Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications
• Or, a DOEACC 'B' level certificate.

When you take the RRB JE IT exam, they'll test you on a bunch of computer-related stuff. You'll need to know the basics, like how computers work, and be good with programming languages – those are the codes that tell computers what to do. They'll also ask about how to manage information in databases, which are like digital filing cabinets. Plus, you should understand web technologies, which are the tools used to build websites and online applications. Basically, it’s a test to see if you have the computer skills needed for the job.

I hope this helps,

Hello,

When comparing placements for computer science, Jaypee institute of Information Technology (JIIT) Noida reports a median salary of rs 6.37 LPA, while Institute of engineering and Technology (IET) Lucknow has a median salary of rs 5.70 LPA. Specific placements data for Bennett University Greater Noida is not vailable in the provided sources. therefore, based on available information, JIIT Noida appears to offer better placement outcomes among the mentioned institutions.

Hello,

If you are choosing between IET Lucknow and JIIT Noida for Computer Science, it depends on what you prioritize:-

• IET Lucknow is a government college affiliated with AKTU. It has a strong reputation, especially in Uttar Pradesh, and offers an affordable education. However, the syllabus is AKTU-based, which may not always be industry-relevant, and placements depend heavily on student effort. The infrastructure is also relatively older, and industry exposure is limited compared to private institutes.
• JIIT Noida, on the other hand, is a well-ranked private institute with better infrastructure, updated syllabus, and stronger industry exposure. It has better placement records, with students securing higher packages, especially in tech companies. The downside is its higher fees compared to IET Lucknow.
• If you prioritize affordability and the prestige of a government college, IET Lucknow is a good choice, but you’ll need to do a lot of self-preparation for placements. If you want a more modern curriculum, better facilities, and stronger placement opportunities, JIIT Noida is the better option for CSE.

No, MHT CET marks are not required for admission to BSc Computer Science in Maharashtra. Admission to BSc courses, including Computer Science, is generally based on Class 12 marks (merit-based). MHT CET is mainly required for professional courses like BTech, BPharm, and agriculture-related programs.

For BSc Computer Science, you should focus on:

• Class 12 aggregate percentage (usually with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Computer Science as core subjects).
• Cut-off criteria of the specific college.

Hello,

IIT Bombay's MTech in Computer Science offers excellent placements with CTC ranging from Rs. 15-40 LPA, depending on the company and role.

• The course is challenging, requiring strong problem-solving skills and dedication.

• Fees : Approximately Rs. 2-2.5 lakhs per year.

• Highly qualified and experienced faculty.

• The course can be hectic with intense coursework, projects, and assignments.

Hope it helps !