BTech CSE vs. BTech IT: Which is better for placements?

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Chances are very moderate or slim for GMC. Explore more options.
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Keep hopes alive with Tirupati or Bangalore etc.
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Prefer CSE @ Manipal
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Prefer CSE @ Manipal Jaipur
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Not possible for us to predict about VIT admission and counseling process. Please be in touch with the administration and the counseling process of VIT.
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Ans: Yes Gopinath, you can study Artificial Intelligence (AI) in addition to Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) at VIT-AP. VIT-AP offers B.Tech ECE with sub-specializations, and students can opt for electives or minors in emerging areas such as AI and Machine Learning. The university’s curriculum is designed to be interdisciplinary, allowing ECE students to take AI-focused courses and projects, which is increasingly common in top engineering institutions. This flexibility prepares graduates for roles in both core electronics and AI-driven industries, enhancing career prospects in fields like IoT, robotics, and smart systems. If you want a more intensive AI education, VIT-AP also offers a dedicated B.Tech in CSE (Artificial Intelligence), but pursuing ECE with AI electives or a minor is a strong option for those interested in both hardware and intelligent systems. As a backup, consider ECE programs at other reputed universities that offer AI or Data Science specializations as part of their curriculum, ensuring you can tailor your degree to future tech demands.

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Ans: Hello Tanmany'
Prefer CSE @ Thapar (Dera)
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Ans: 102 marks in COMEDK or KCET? Assuming COMEDK, With 102 marks in COMEDK 2025, your expected rank will likely be in the 3,200–5,500 range, which is well within the cutoff for top branches at many colleges. However, for Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) at RV College of Engineering (RVCE), the 2024 closing rank was 1,636 (Round 3, General category). This means your score is not sufficient for ECE at RVCE, as you would need a rank below 2,000 to have a realistic chance. For ECE, other top colleges like BMSCE and MSRIT also have closing ranks below 3,000, making them similarly out of reach. As backup options, you can target ECE or EEE at mid-tier colleges such as Bangalore Institute of Technology, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, or CMR Institute of Technology, where the ECE cutoff ranges from 6,000–25,000, and your rank will be competitive. For Mechanical Engineering, your score is strong enough for most mid-tier and some upper mid-tier colleges. Recommendation: ECE at RVCE is not possible with your score, so focus on ECE/EEE/Mechanical at reputable mid-tier Bangalore colleges, ensuring good placement records and academic support. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Hello Roopa
You didn't include the name of the course that you think is less popular. Therefore, it's not possible to compare it to Electrical or Communication degrees. However, you can think of choosing Electrical at the New IIT. This is a fundamental field that will always be relevant. Graduates can either find employment or launch their ventures, as there are many opportunities available. In the next four to five years, what is considered new will also become established. Ultimately, the choice is yours.
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