Which BTech specialization to prefer at DTU among Software Engineering, Mathematics and Computing?

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    Muskaan Bhardwaj | Contributor-Level 6

    2 years ago
    Your interest will determine this. Software engineering should be your first choice if you're interested in coding careers; but, if you're genuinely interested in mathematical coding, algorithms, and statistical analysis, mathematics and computer should be your first choice. Each branch has its own set of benefits and drawbacks. The Department of Computer Engineering is responsible for software engineering. The main focus of your four-year study schedule is software development. The curriculum has been upgraded and is regarded as superior than computer engineering. The DTU Department of Applied Mathematics is where mathematics and comp
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    Md Raunaq Alam

    2 years ago
    The choice between software engineering and mathematics and computing in DTU ultimately depends on your interests and career goals. Software engineering is a branch of computer Science that focuses on the development of software systems. This programme will prepare you for a career in software development, software testing, and software maintenance. On the other hand, Mathematics and Computing is a programme that combines mathematical concepts and computer Science to solve complex problems. This programme is ideal for students who have a strong aptitude for mathematics and are interested in careers in data Science, machine learning, ar
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However, admission is primarily determined by your JEE Main rank rather than your grades.

 

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Therefore, you can get DTU CSE/IT if your JEE score is high.

 

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