I am a PCB student, can I do B.Tech CSE from Presidency College Berhampur?

<p><strong><em>Standard Path (Required: PCM)</em></strong><br>The majority of B.Tech Computer Science programs in India need Mathematics to be taken in 10+2. This happens since the curriculum is loaded with mathematics and logical programming. As a result, in most traditional universities and engineering colleges, you won't be admitted to a B.Tech CSE programme without having done good in Mathematics.<br><br><strong>There are Other Ways for PCB Students</strong><br>1. Choose Mathematics as an Additional Subject by Enrolling with NIOS or Registering Privately<br>You can:<br><br>You should register with the National Institute of Open Schooling or a well-known board.<br><br>Add Complete Mathematics to your list of subjects.<br><br>Check the new requirements and register for JEE Main or CETs at the state level, as you can with Math now.<br><br>2. Bachelor of Computer Applications<br>BCA provides a good chance for students who want to enter tech/software careers.<br><br>Most universities don't require you to have Math for admission.<br><br>Lets you work in careers similar to B.Tech CSE such as software development and working with data.<br><br>You have the option to apply for MCA or MBA, following your BCA.<br><br>3. The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science or IT<br>A number of universities have PCB students enrolled in B.Sc. Computer Science.<br><br>You first develop programming and technology skills, then shift to the industry or continue further with education.<br><br>4. It is possible to get a B.Tech (Lateral Entry) diploma.<br>Certain states give PCB students the opportunity to enroll in Diploma in Engineering (Computer/IT).<br><br>You may apply for lateral entry into the 2nd year of B.Tech after completing 3 years, if you pass the required entrance exam.</p>

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