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hi Hanif, you can definitely apply if you score above 85% in class 12. You will have to clear the entrance exam needed to apply to certain universities. The exams you need to write are UKCAT or GAMSAT. Some univ accept UKCAT and some GEMSAT. So which ever univ you want to target, based on that appear for the entrance exam. Below mentioned are the universities and the exams you need to write to take admission.
University of Birmingham
University of Bristol
University of Cambridge (candidate may offer BMAT)
Keele University (require GAMSAT)
King's College London (require UKCAT)
University of Leicester (require UKCAT)
University of Liverpool
Newcastle University (require UKCAT)
University of Nottingham (require GAMSAT)
University of Oxford (require UKCAT)
Barts and The London, Queen Mary's School of Medicine and Dentistry (require UKCAT)
University of Southampton (require UKCAT)
St George's, University of London (require GAMSAT)
Swansea University (require GAMSAT)
University of Warwick (require UKCAT)
Imperial College London, (require UKCAT. Applicants to the standard 6 year undergraduate A100 programme require BMAT.)
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Hi,
The scope of Computer Science Engineer is great. IT sector is one sector which is not going to reach saturation. So far computerization was in IT specific offices and organizations. But now computers are penetrating in almost every sector whether education, health care, travel& tourism, entertainment, automobile, banking and insurance, construction, engineering, telecommunication . everywhere. So jobs for a computer science engineer will always be there in IT as well as in non-IT domains. Being a computer science engineer also gives the benefit of choosing any domain for career whether Networking or Databases or Software Development. All the Best!
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Hi Tripti,
The main difference between PGDM and MBA is that PGDM is a postgraduate diploma which is given by stand alone / Autonomous Institutes which come under the jurisdiction of AICTE like IIMs, XLRI, and S.P. Jain etc. And MBA is a degree program provided only by Universities and come under the jurisdiction of UGC like JBIMS and FMS, PUMBA,
As far as, the question which is better, is concerned it depends on the schools/ institute's reputation from where you are doing the course. Like PGDM program from S.P.Jain and MBA from JBIMS will have almost equal standing. Ultimately what will mater the most will be how one uses that knowledge which one acquires from the institute or school.
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Pooja

Hi Tripti,
As Shiksha is an Education portal which believes in giving unbiased guidelines it would not be fair on my part to give my personal opinion or judgment about any particular University or Institute.
Although, both the Institutes are have equal standing I would suggest that before enrolling yourself any of the program you should check on few things such as: The recognition of the University (whether or not it is UGC or AICTE recognized), study material & course curriculum, the infrastructure, Faculty's educational background, last but not least its placements and ranking for which I would suggest you to visit the Institute and talk to the current batch students and faculty members, also try and get the contacts of few of the alumnae, it will help you get a clear picture about the Institute.
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Pooja