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[ad_1] HYDERABAD: The growing demand for emerging technology came to the fore yet again as the first phase of seat allotment in Telangana Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET) was released on Sunday. Not surprisingly, 100% seats in artificial intelligence (AI), CSE (IoT and cyber security, including blockchain technology), computer science and engineering (Networks) were filled by the end of the day despite the count of seats - for these in-demand courses - increased this year. "This craze for computer science is only in Telugu states. People are blindly opting for these courses. If this continues for a few more years, there won't be any balance as there will be hardly any students studying core engineering courses," All India Federation of Self-financing Technical Institutions general secretary KVK Rao said. He explained how he was forced to cancel computer science and emerging technology courses in another state to start core engin...