Which one is better: CSE or IT? What should I choose from these two?
I am a 12th pass student who wants to join engineering, but I always face this problem. As cutoff for IT is always less than that of CS, a student finds it difficult to choose the right one between them. Also, 80% of the syllabus remains same in both the cases but recruitment differs by a margin.
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Both groups have similar job opportunities in present technological generation
If you are interested in logical thinking you must choose cse otherwise choose IT -
CSE always sounds good since it has Computer Science in it. But IT, on the other hand, is like Twin smaller sister of CSE. The foundation of both the streams are same and hence None is better than anything. Although if you have a choice like which should I choose, they always go for a better college since maybe after your college you want to get into a better company for placement. Again if placements matter to you or the reputation of the college matters to you, then choose the better college. Else both the things are same. Subjects are almost equal and at the end, after the end, you will eventually end up cooking software [not necess...more
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