IILM University Greater Noida Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] Computer Science and Engineering - Cyber Security in collaboration with Microsoft: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Graduates can pursue roles such as security analyst, penetration tester, security operations associate and network security engineer. General software development is also open to them. Hiring depends on skills, certifications and interview performance. Demand is strong because organisations across sectors need professionals to protect systems, data and networks from rising cyber threats. Internships in security teams help students enter the field.

Ans. Beyond core computer science, students study network security, cryptography, ethical hacking, digital forensics, secure software design and threat analysis. Laboratory work simulates attacks and defences so students practise real techniques safely. Live projects and case studies help them understand how to detect, prevent and respond to security incidents in modern computing environments. The content follows current industry practice.

Ans. IILM accepts JEE Main, CUET-UG and its IILMEEE entrance for B.Tech admission. A valid score in any of these, with a personal interview and qualifying 10+2 marks, decides selection. Candidates need Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with at least 50 percent. Seats are filled on a rolling basis, so applying early helps selection and scholarships. A strong entrance score can also support merit-based fee concessions.

Ans. Yes. Merit scholarships of up to a full tuition waiver are available based on board or entrance percentage. Early bird concessions support first-window applicants, and sports or cultural achievers receive added relief. Education loan assistance is also provided, which helps families manage the INR 8,00,000 total fee across the four years of the course. Scholarship slabs are reviewed each year against academic performance.

Ans. Yes. Hostel accommodation is available at Greater Noida for an optional INR 1,42,000 per year, separate from tuition. Rooms include basic furniture, internet and security, and allotment depends on availability. Outstation students in the Cyber Security branch should confirm hostel booking soon after their admission offer to secure a place near the campus. Mess facilities are available to resident students.

Ans. Yes. The programme uses dedicated security labs where students practise ethical hacking, penetration testing and forensics in a controlled setting. Working with real tools and simulated networks helps them understand both attack and defence. This practical exposure, combined with projects, prepares graduates to handle security tasks expected in industry roles after they finish. Lab sessions run alongside theory to reinforce concepts.