FAQ's

No, mathematics is a compulsory subject for B Tech IT eligibility.

Proficiency in programming, problem-solving, database management, and knowledge of computer networks are essential.

Yes, most colleges offer internships in collaboration with leading IT companies.

No, AIE CET simplifies the process with online applications, exams, and counselling.

Yes, candidates can select preferred colleges during the counselling process.

Even with a low score, you may still qualify for admission to certain colleges, but scholarships might be limited.

The syllabus includes core subjects such as Mathematics, Physics, and English, alongside topics in programming, data structures, and computer networks. It also covers software engineering, databases, and web technologies.

Yes, general awareness topics include static GK, science, books and authors, and current affairs.

You will study topics like sets, relations, functions, matrices, differential equations, probability, and trigonometry. These are foundational for problem-solving in IT.

 Yes, English is included in the syllabus, focusing on reading comprehension, sentence correction, synonyms, antonyms, and more.

Yes, the syllabus includes essential programming languages like C, Java, and Python, which are key for software development.

 Yes, data structures such as arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, and trees are covered in detail.

Yes, the syllabus includes computer networking, covering basic communication protocols and network structures.

You will study software engineering concepts such as the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), software testing, and maintenance.

 Yes, the syllabus covers Database Management Systems (DBMS), including SQL, normalization, and data storage.

Yes, you will learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and web development frameworks like Angular or React.

 Advanced topics like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cloud computing are introduced in the later stages of the course.

Yes, there are practical projects, especially in programming, database management, and software development.

Yes, elective subjects like cybersecurity, mobile computing, and big data may be offered, depending on the institution.

Yes, the syllabus is regularly updated to align with the latest developments in the IT industry, ensuring that you are equipped with relevant skills.

The course balances theoretical knowledge with practical experience, focusing on essential skills such as programming, software development, and system design, all critical for IT careers.

The starting salary for B Tech IT graduates ranges from ₹3 to ₹5 LPA in India.

Yes, experienced professionals can earn ₹15 LPA or more, depending on skills and companies.

Salaries in startups vary but often start lower. Growth and stock options can add value.