How different is CS treated than IT in UIT RGPV?

Some of my friends studied at UIT RGPV. According to them, there is not much difference because the syllabus of both branches is pretty similar. Only a few subjects are different. Here I will be providing some facts which might give you a clear picture.

• A CS degree isn't required for an IT professional, but it can open doors that might otherwise be closed to you. 
• IT workers usually work in a business environment, setting up internal networks and computer systems, as well as programming.
• Computer Scientists operate in a variety of settings, including enterprises, universities, and video game design studios. 
• Both of these professions have strong growth potential and pay, with software developers earning slightly more than IT specialists.
• While IT and CS degrees might lead to comparable employment, there are significant differences between the two. 
• Computer technicians love installing computers, operating software, and managing networks and databases. 
• Computer scientists appreciate mathematics and program creation. 

In general, information technology and computer science have a close and intertwined relationship.