I got 68 % (PCM) in class 12th. Now I want to do engineering. Is CSE a good option for me? If yes, can you suggest me some pvt. colleges?

I am looking for colleges in the NCR region. One more thing. Tell me the difference between CSE and IT.

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Ankush Sable | Guide-Level 12

8 years ago

Yes, CSE is a good course to do and you can see yourself growing in this field. If you are asking about private colleges you can follow the given colleges: Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi Netaji Subhash Institute of Technology Delhi Technological University Indraprastha Institute of Informat

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Abcd Abcd | Beginner-Level 1

8 years ago

I belong to UP.

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