I scored 52% in CBSE 2026 and RT in Chemistry. If I successfully clear the RT, my score will be around 55%. Should I go for CSE in B.Tech?
My genuine answer for this is NO. I am not telling you on the basis of the marks but according to the future scopes of certain B.Tech courses . CSE is overrated engineering course please consider other Engineering courses too . I am B.Tech engineering student in electronics engineering (VLSI DESIGN
If you're interested in technology and logical thinking, you can definitely go for it. Marks are important for admission, but your interest and hardwork matter more than anything.
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