Computer Science graduates earn a median $66,073 Across 767 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A four-year AICTE-approved engineering degree focused on core computing fundamentals and practical, industry-aligned skills. Suited to students with strong maths and science backgrounds who want broad computing foundations and the option to specialise from year three.
The programme builds a common foundation in programming, data structures, algorithms, computer architecture, operating systems, databases, networks and software engineering. From the third year students choose one of six specialisations to deepen expertise; specialisation options listed by the university include AI & ML, Data Science, Cyber Security, IoT, Cloud Computing and Full Stack Development. The course includes hands-on elements such as live industry projects, robotics labs, coding challenges and internships.
Eligible applicants must have completed 10+2 from a recognised Board with a minimum aggregate of 60% in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) or PCB as stated. Admission routes include SUNET 2026 (computer-based), and candidates with valid JEE-Main or CUET (UG) scores are exempt from SUNET and may be considered on merit. Applicants with 75% or more in 10+2 can also apply directly.
The university lists typical career outcomes such as software engineer, full-stack developer, systems engineer, cloud engineer, AI/ML engineer, cybersecurity analyst and data engineer, and notes pathways to higher study (M.Tech./MS) and research. Placement information provided by the institution cites over 400 employment partners, 100% placement assistance, and reported placement figures (highest package and average) on their site.
The course page specifies annual tuition and related fees (base CSE tuition and higher fees for certain specialisation tracks), plus hostel and refundable security deposit amounts; explicit scholarship offerings are not detailed on the provided page, so prospective applicants should contact the admissions helpline for current scholarship, fee waiver or financial-aid options.
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