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Your first aim should be, to get at least 50 % in your graduation, since all the reputed B Schools, have this basic requirement. As, Dr. A.K. Sengupta, has rightly mentioned, you have many entrance tests. Coming to the CAT entrance exam, it has three sections, namely, Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension & Verbal Ability. There will be 20 questions, in each section. You will be given 2 hours and 30 minutes, to complete your paper. The exam will be online, and is held once a year, in the month of November. The choice of a coaching class depends on you. If you are comfortable, with all the three sections, then it is not an issue. On the other hand, if you feel you need a coaching class, you can look at, IMS, TIME or CAREER FORUM.

HI,Computer Science is traditionally more concerned with the theoretical underpinnings of computation and of programming; thus one typically finds courses in programming, algorithms, numerical analysis (how do you guarantee a number produced by a computer program is accurate), and the theory of computation (what can and cannot in principle be computed) in Computer Science departments. Many CS departments at U.S. universities were offshoots from math departments in the 1970s, and the emphasis on providing a rigorous mathematical foundation for the computing disciplines is still evident in many CS curricula.Computer engineering programs largely developed in engineering departments strong in electrical engineering. Computer Engineering focuses on the practical aspects of development and use of computers, and so courses in digital logic design and processor interfacing which build on an engineering student's knowledge of electronics and circuits are typically found in CEN programs. Computer Engineering programs also often have strong ties to solid state physics and devices programs where the details of actually manufacturing integrated circuits are studied. At the intersection between CEN and CS are courses in computer architecture