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There are lots of use of computer in our daily life professionally as well as for personal work. It is used for communication via email , social media , instant messaging. People also used for entertainment purposes. It is used in education for students. For professional use , it is used in business and commerce, data management, Healthcare, Finance and so on.

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With a rank of 46,090, you may not get admission into top government polytechnic colleges for Computer Science Diploma, but you can still get a seat in private or lower-tier colleges, depending on your state (like AP, TS, UP, etc.).

Attend counseling rounds, and you may get a mid- or low-tier college for CSE.

With a Class 12 board score of 86% in 2024, your son meets the board-based eligibility for B.Tech CSE at Thapar University—but there’s one important detail. Thapar conducts admissions via two modes: one uses JEE Main scores (50% seats) and the other uses Class 12 PCM marks (50% seats). However, for top branches like CSE, only JEE-qualified candidates are considered.

Admissions through Class 12 marks only apply to other branches—not CSE—since board-based seats in CSE are typically not offered anymore for 2025 onwards.

With a KCET 2025 rank of 19,385, you have good chances for Computer Science and Engineering in mid-level colleges like:

Acharya Institute of Technology

East West Institute of Technology

SJBIT

Atria Institute of Technology

Final allotment depends on category and seat availability in each round.

if you have scored more than 50% in your class 12 from C.B.S.E. or I.C.S.E board there is a good chance you can get the college of C.B. Patel Arts it's a merit based college and it can be considered a top tier one

Hi dear candidate,

We can understand the confusion while enrolling in a particular course but at the end it totally depends on your personal interest as well as your capabilities. If you understand computer concepts easily and you also have got decent base of computer knowledge then you should choose BCA. On the other hand, if you do not have any interest in computers, but you do well in management studies and statistics, then BBA should be your choice.

For more help check for BBA and BCA at our website:

BBA: BBA Course Details: Full Form, Fees, Duration, Subjects & Admission 2025

BCA: BCA Full Form, Course, Duration, Fees, Admission, Subjects, Career Options

Take your time and make your decision wisely.

ALL THE BEST !

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To know the cutoff for Computer Science, please mention the examination name and the college name in your question.

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Hello aspirant,

Yes it is possible to get in Computer Science Engineering with your rank. Some of the colleges accepting your rank are,

1. NIT Rourkela
2. NIT Delhi
3. NIT Calicut
4. NIT Agartala
5. NIT Durgapur
6. NIT Jamshedpur
7. BMS Institute of Technology and Management, Banglore
8. Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering, Bangalore
9. Ramaiah Institue of Technology, Bangalore
10. JSS Science And Technology University, Mysore
11. Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumkur
12. NMAM Institute of Technology, Nitte
13. KLE Technological Institute, Hubli

For more information click on the link given below,

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

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Dear student,

With an 88.97 percentile in MHT CET and an interest in Computer Science , it might be tough to get into Computer Engineering at Sanjivani College of Engineering, Kopargaon through the general round.

Last year, the cutoffs for Computer Engineering were above 92 percentile in all rounds. For Information Technology , the range was between 90.8 to 91.4 , which is still slightly above your score.

However, there’s a small chance for Electronics & Computer Engineering , which had a cutoff as low as 88.14 percentile in Round 1. Since you're slightly above that, you might get it if the cutoff drops a bit this year — though it’s not guaranteed.