DBIT BE {Lateral} (Computer Engineering) FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between BE (Computer Engineering) and BE (Information Technology) lateral entry at DBIT?
Ans. Both programmes are 3-year lateral entry courses affiliated to the University of Mumbai. Computer Engineering focuses more on hardware-software integration, systems programming, and computer architecture, while Information Technology focuses on software applications, networking, and IT management. Both have strong placement records at DBIT.
Ques. Is the BE {Lateral} (Computer Engineering) at DBIT recognised by AICTE?
Ans. Yes, the BE {Lateral} (Computer Engineering) programme at DBIT is approved by AICTE and affiliated to the University of Mumbai. The degree is equivalent to the regular BE (Computer Engineering) degree.
Ques. What is the seat intake for lateral entry Computer Engineering at DBIT?
Ans. The lateral entry intake for Computer Engineering at DBIT is limited, typically around 15-20 seats per year, filled through the Maharashtra DSE CAP process. This is one of the more competitive lateral entry programmes at DBIT.
Ques. What companies recruit Computer Engineering graduates from DBIT?
Ans. Companies like SAP, TCS, Infosys, Cognizant, Capgemini, LTI, Zycus, Seclore, AWS, and Jio recruit from DBIT. The average package is around Rs. 5-7 LPA, with the highest package reaching up to Rs. 22 LPA.
Ques. Can I pursue higher studies (M.Tech/MBA) after completing BE {Lateral} (Computer Engineering) from DBIT?
Ans. Yes, graduates of BE {Lateral} (Computer Engineering) from DBIT are eligible to apply for M.Tech programmes through GATE, or MBA programmes through CAT/MAT/CMAT. The degree is recognised by all universities and institutions in India.
Ques. Does DBIT offer any industry internship or project opportunities for lateral entry Computer Engineering students?
Ans. Yes, DBIT encourages students to undertake internships and industry projects. The Computer Engineering department has tie-ups with companies and organises workshops, seminars, and hackathons. Students are motivated to work on real-time projects from the second year itself.
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