Hii,

In Delhi, various colleges recognize CUET scores for BTech in Computer Science.  Some of the top alternatives are:

1. Delhi Technological University (DTU)

2. Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology (IIIT-Delhi)

3. Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT)

4. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU)

These colleges offer BTech in Computer Science, and admission is based on CUET scores. Make sure to check the official websites for detailed information.

Here are the official websites

• Delhi Technological University (DTU)
  Website: https://dtu.ac.in/

• Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi (IIIT-Delhi)
  Website: https://iiitd.ac.in/

• Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT)
  Website: https://www.nsut.ac.in/

• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU)
  Website: https://ipu.ac.in/

With a JEE Main rank under 2 lakh, you can still get admission to some government colleges for B.Tech in CS or IT. Here are some options for that:

NITs

* NIT Agartala

* NIT Puducherry

* NIT Mizoram

* NIT Sikkim

* NIT Arunachal Pradesh

IIITs

* IIIT Guwahati

* IIIT Kota

* IIIT Kalyani

* IIIT Una

Other GFTIs:

* Indian Institute of Carpet Technology, Bhadohi

* NIFTEM, Thanjavur

Cutoffs vary each year, so check the latest JoSAA counselling data for accurate info.

With a rank of 23,000 in JEE Mains, it is unlikely to secure a Computer Science specialization in AI and Machine Learning at SRM Sonipat Delhi NCR, as the competition for such branches tends to be high. You may want to explore other options or consider management quotas.

Hello,

With a MET score of 120 out of 240 and 93% in your board exams, it might be challenging to secure a seat in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) at Manipal's main campus . Historically, the cutoff for CSE at the main campus has been around 180 marks or higher.

However, you may have better chances for CSE or related branches like Information Technology or Data Science at Manipal's Jaipur or Sikkim campuses.

So, you should participate in the counselling process and explore all available options. Additionally, consider backup plans such as applying to other universities or exploring different engineering branches.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Based on the MHT CET grouping , candidates are usually grouped based on their best three subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Maths/Computer Science).

In your case:

• You scored 39 in Physics, 39 in Chemistry, and 40 in Maths, and 111 in Computer Science.

• If you replace Chemistry with Computer Science, your total score becomes 134.5.

For the MHT CET, your score will depend on the course and the cutoff for that course. If you are aiming for engineering or other specific courses, you should check the official MHT CET cutoff for the specific year and course to see if you meet the requirements.

Generally, your total of 134.5 should be competitive for many courses, but it’s best to consult the latest MHT CET results or college-specific cutoffs to be sure.

Hope it helps !

Shifting to an MSc in CS or MCA might be challenging given your background in BA Communicative English. However, some universities offer bridge courses or certifications that can help you transition into these fields.

Possible Options:

- MSc in CS: Some colleges might consider applicants with non-technical backgrounds if they show potential and a willingness to learn. You'll likely need to take additional courses to bridge the gap between your BA and MSc in CS.

- MCA: MCA programs often accept students from various disciplines, but having a technical background can be beneficial. You might need to demonstrate your interest and aptitude for computer science.

Colleges to Consider:

- Top Indian Universities: IIITs, IITs, and NITs offer MSc in CS programs. Some might have more flexible eligibility criteria than others.

- Universities with Bridge Courses: Look for universities that offer bridge courses or certifications in computer science for non-technical graduates.

Action Plan:

1. Research Universities: Look for universities that offer MSc in CS or MCA programs with flexible eligibility criteria.

2. Reach Out to Admissions: Contact the admissions offices of universities you're interested in to discuss your eligibility and potential bridge courses.

3. Highlight Transferable Skills: Emphasize the skills you've developed during your BA program, such as communication, writing, or analytical skills, which can be valuable in CS or MCA.

4. Prepare for Entrance Exams: Some universities might require entrance exams like GRE or GMAT for MSc in CS or MCA programs.

Keep in mind that admission decisions depend on various factors, including university policies, available seats, and competition. Be prepared to face challenges, and don't hesitate to reach out to universities for guidance.

Yes, you can apply. Even though you had a backlog, you cleared it in 2024, so your degree is now complete. You finished your BA in Communicative English in 2022 with a good CGPA, which is great. The backlog happened because of a technical issue, and you also had health problems, so that’s understandable. Most colleges and job places accept this if you explain it honestly. You can apply for higher studies or jobs now without a problem.

Admission to Presidency College in Chennai's B.Sc. Computer Science program (not B.E. CS; it's B.Sc. CS) is determined by your merits in the science stream, with either computer science or mathematics as a subject.  Your academic standing and seat availability will determine your selection; there is no entrance exam or set rank.