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Both B.Tech CSE and B.Tech IT are similar branches with 80 to 90% overlap in syllabus. B Tech CSE is treated as a superior branch over B.Tech IT in Indian IT industry. CSE prepare students for System Programming role and IT prepares students for Application Development Programming. CSE grads can easily do Apps Programming but IT grads may find it difficult to be a system programmer without any training. CSE cut off in any entrance exams is higher in comparison to IT. CSE grads are always preferred over IT grads by recruiters. CSE grads have slight advantage over IT grads with respect to starting salaries. However in longer run salaries of CSE and IT grads may become similar.

AMCAT tests students from different fields in various domains with the help of an in-depth microanalysis in each domain.
The test consists of various sections/modules which you can choose according to your profile or education background. There are certain modules which are compulsory for everyone (Language and Aptitude Modules), whereas others are optional. During the test, you will be given an option to select any two domain-specific modules. It is recommended that you go through the module description and befitting job profiles before you take the AMCAT. Your choice of modules increases your visibility for a particular kind of job, for instance, if you take the programming module, then will be visible to more IT companies, whereas, taking an HR module will help you find HR profiles. It is best for you to go through the module list now and decide which optional modules you would like to take.
Provided below is the list of all the modules that you can take in AMCAT, the broad topics that a module would cover, relevant job profiles, number of questions, duration and some sample questions for each module.