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Scaler School of Technology - Undergraduate Program delivered by 100+ leaders from Google, Microsoft, Uber etc.

India's first global B.Tech degree in Computer Science & AI, with industry-oriented education and international immersion program with Harvard, MIT, Duke, and more.

_CONFIG { "subtitle": "ABOUT SCALER SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY:\ Generally, Engineering colleges in India have to fulfil many requirements of UGC. Many of these requirements tend to create difficulties in making a good Computer Science program.\ (UGC stands for University Grants Commission. In India, it's a statutory body established to coordinate, determine, and maintain standards of university education. Essentially, it oversees and promotes higher education in the country.)\ \ A few of the problems (in Tier 2/3 colleges) include:\ - UGC NET qualification is mandatory for the faculty. This leads to memorisation, not conceptual and practical knowledge, for which experts with good industry experience are most suited.\ - UGC NET is not industry aligned. It is academically aligned. There is a big gap between what industry needs and what academics provide.\ - The curriculum is not as per the industry.\ - There is a limit on the number of students that can be admitted to a computer science branch.\ - The size and budget of the college has to be big enough, even if it is not required for a good computer science education. Computer science programs actually require just one laptop per student and a comfortable room to study in.\ \ As a result of these and many other problems, a good majority of computer science graduates in India are not skilled enough for tech jobs.\ \ Some of the institutes listed below are new-age computer science institutes. Some of them, especially Scaler, avoid UGC rules by taking a different route. They do what they feel is best for giving the best Computer Science education. Since they do not want to follow UGC guidelines, they do not give a BTech/BE degree, instead they get the students a valid degree (BS or BSc) from renowned institutes in India and abroad through the distance learning program, but they make the student stay with them. They train the students in their 4 year residential program to become excellent programmers and computer engineers. Their trainers are experts and have experience working in the best tech companies - ex-Googlers, ex-Facebook, ex-Amazon, ex-Microsoft and so on. They train their students for the best jobs in tech industry. This does not happen in normal Tier-2 engineering colleges.\ \ They open their institutes at expensive places and provide a lot of facilities to residential students. But UGC has no control over them and they are free to do as they like.\ \ This model of computer science education does not require a big expenditure in infrastructure if the budget is restricted, and these institutes are much smaller and focus only on what they do best - computer science education. If a new institute wants to work on the same model without spending a lot in opening a new college and adhering to UGC's rules, this mode of education is a goog option.", "section_title": "...", "order": [] }