Hello Ramya,

If you are a graduate from B.Sc. Computer Science, the MCA course in NIT Calicut is 3 years (6 semesters) in duration. There is no lateral entry, hence you need to complete the whole 3 years if you are eligible to pursue the course.

Hi dear candidate,

Getting a top college for CSE branch at rank of 203352 in KCET is very difficult as CSE branch is very competitive and requires a rank much lower than yours. Your rank is above 2 lakhs and only few private colleges like SKSJT Bangalore or Dr. T Thimmaiah Institute Kolar.

For the best available colleges for your rank kindly use our official KCET college prediction tool:

KCET College Predictor 2025 - Predict Colleges based on your Rank

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Hi dear candidate,

Yes, with the rank of 23,000 in JEE Main along with OBC category and Haryana domicile, there are very positive chances that you will get admission in YMCA Faridabad as the cut off from previous year have been in this range and even more closing at 51,000 until 2nd round.

Know more at our official website:

YMCA Faridabad Cutoff 2025: Check Previous Year’s Closing Cut Off Score/Trends

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Hello,

Holding a rank of 1,42,892 and being eligible for both the SNQ (Supernumerary Quota) and SC category means you have a chance of securing a government college seat for Computer Science Engineering, particularly in the subsequent rounds of KCET counselling in Karnataka.

The SC category enjoys substantial reservation, and the SNQ allocation offers tuition fee waivers for qualifying students in certain colleges. Although prestigious government institutions such as UVCE, RVCE, or BMSCE might be unattainable at this rank, you could still gain admission to government or aided colleges or regional engineering colleges with somewhat elevated closing ranks.

Attending all counselling rounds, such as extended and mop-up rounds, is crucial, along with making as many choices as you can. Monitoring cutoff trends and vacancy lists closely will assist you in making informed choices during seat allocation.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hi dear candidate,

With the score of 75% in diploma you can get several colleges for B.Tech Electronics and Communications (ECE) branch through lateral entry like MIT WPU, Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, PCCOE, DY Patil University and many more.

Please ensure that you must have completed your diploma with computer subjects.

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Hello Aspirant,

Your chances of getting Computer Science Engineering at KLE Institute of Technology, Hubli are slim but not impossible with a KCET rank of 124000 and the SCG category with SNQ quota. CSE is a highly competitive branch even within reservation and SNQ quota. You will most likely have a better chance in later round of counselling and during casual vacancy seats. Check here: KLEIT Hubli

The D2D (Diploma to Degree) admission fee for Computer Science and Engineering varies by college.

Approximate Fee Structure:

Government Colleges: Rs.15,000 to Rs.50,000 per year.

Private Colleges: Rs.50,000 to Rs.1.5 lakh per year.

Note: Fees depend on the state and specific institution.

Hi dear candidate,

Yes, you can get admission in B.Tech 2nd year through lateral entry with either CUET or diploma merit in a private or government college. But you need to make sure that the specific college allows lateral admissions or not and also do check their policy regarding lateral entry as each institution has it's own requirement while the basic remains diploma in computers and CUET with relevant subjects for B.Tech along with marks above 50% aggregate.

Check more info at our official website:

Criteria: B.Tech Lateral Entry Eligibility Criteria 2025 (State-Wise)- Check Here

Colleges: B.Tech Lateral Entry in Government College 2025 - Exams, Eligibility, List of Colleges

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Hello Vivek,

If you have not performed JEE or KEAM and still want to pursue B.Tech in Computer Science, don't worry there are still options:

1. Direct Admission in Private Colleges: Private engineering colleges and deemed universities in India allow students to take admission based on 12th marks. So, look out for universities with good reputation and placements.
2. Management Quota Seats: Some universities also reserve a few seats in management quota. You can go to the university directly, inquire about the slots reserved and fee structure.
3. State Level Counselling: You will also be able to apply in your stage level counselling process (like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, etc.) where JEE/KEAM admission is not mandatory and students need to submit their 12th marks.
4. Diploma to B.Tech (Lateral Entry): You have another option of completing a diploma in Computer Science and then join the B.Tech through lateral entry to second year through government entrance exams like LEET.
5. Online B.Tech/Distance Education (for working professional): Some universities like UGC approved online B.Tech, this option is mostly for the working professionals.

Hello Aspirant,

you can study b.tech in computer science without giving JEE exam by taking admission through management quota or spot admission or in private institutes that accept 12th marks only. entrance exam is not mandatory in many private colleges . you should focus now on building coding skills and gaining practical knowledge for future placements.