I got AIR 9347 in JEE Mains 2018. Should I choose DAIICT or any NIT if I like to pursue computer or circuit related branches in future?
Asked about Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology - B.Tech. (Hons.) in Information and Communication Technology with minor in Computational Science
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I being a DA student and knowing about my friends in NITs would tell you to prefer DA over NITs because you have given a choice between computer or circuits based branches in your future which makes me guess that you are not sure between the two and when you join DA, the course is structured in a way that we have core courses based on Communication technology and coding and electronics all in one subject. You can choose the branch you want to do in your future based on your total experience. NITs don't have such a choice of course.
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Hello Ashu, at your rank you can get in CSE in average NIT or ICT in DAIICT. Let me tell you about ICT, Information and Communication Technology is a mixture of various disciplines of computer science, electronics and information technology and DAIICT is most sought after institutes offering ICT in India, as you like computer and circuit branch why not study further in both while pursuing ICT. Also, scope of ICT is way higher than normal computer dcience in both research and job markets.
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Hello Ashu, well its always good for go for any government colleges rather than private college no matter how good is that, so as per your rank you will get cse at any good NITs so go for it only. You may check your probable colleges here: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.
Best wishes.
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