Craze of Computer Science Engineering at India

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To persue B.tech/BE at Computer Science branch is a good decision??

Hello,this is not a thinkable thing to do enginnering with CSE but there is a question between students because as we know in India there is examination name IIT JEE which has two parts first is JEE Mainsafter qualifying this examination you will be appear at JEE Advanced. This exam considered as a toughest examination at a International level.In this examination lakh of students appear and only 1% students got admission at good IIT colleges ,NIT,IIIT and GFTI.So there the cut off of CSE branch is higher than any other branch.

Now we will talk about why engineering student want CSE branch ??

You can see your surroundings most of the things will be technical.As youcan see your mobile and laptop and many other like television extra. This things are sufficient to teach you why is the craze of CSE??
At your mobile phone many websites you can see,Apps,Games.So if you think these things will be done by taking CSE then it is absoluetly wrong.Because to make a website,game,and Apps it is the work of programming languages like java,python,javasccript,HTML,CSS.So anyone can learn this languages of any branch but in India there is a problem at education system .Means,At Mechanical Engineering department has not any advanced course of programming then they will not try to learn all these things.But this all course at CSE so there is a demand of CSE branch at India.

And there is a great package at placement for CSE branch student if he or she is eligible.

In this blog I have talked about only CSE at India

If student at any other branch want to take placement at big companies like GOOGLE,AMAZON,MICROSOFT.

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