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Nayagam is a certified career counsellor and the founder of EduJob360.
He started his career as an HR professional and has over 10 years of experience in tutoring and mentoring students from Classes 8 to 12, helping them choose the right stream, course and college/university.
He also counsels students on how to prepare for entrance exams for getting admission into reputed universities /colleges for their graduate/postgraduate courses.
He has guided both fresh graduates and experienced professionals on how to write a resume, how to prepare for job interviews and how to negotiate their salary when joining a new job.
Nayagam has published an eBook, Professional Resume Writing Without Googling.
He has a postgraduate degree in human resources from Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan, Delhi, a postgraduate diploma in labour law from Madras University, a postgraduate diploma in school counselling from Symbiosis, Pune, and a certification in child psychology from Counsel India.
He has also completed his master’s degree in career counselling from ICCC-Mindler and Counsel, India.
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Answered on Sep 24, 2026

Career
Namaste..This is my story. My name is Prateek Kumar and I am 19. I am very confused in my life regarding my career choices. I passed my class 12 in 2025 from CBSE board PCB stream. Till class 10, I did not know anything about what to choose after going to class 11 and what career scope is there in which thing. I was very confused for many days in the beginning whether I should take PCM, PCB or Commerce? I asked everyone, and everyone had their own advice. Finally, When the last date for registration came, something had to be decided ,after listening to my family and friends, I took the PCB, because everyone said it was the safest. There are many more reasons I myself don't know why I chose PCB stream. My confusion did not end, rather, I started exploring more and more career options and started knowing about them on the internet and everywhere. Gradually my personality started making me a multiple interested person and I became interested in many things. I started to feel that I have the potential and I can do any work, but there is no clarity, I want to be sure once so I did that work with full concentration. Although I had taken medical stream, gradually I got attracted towards engineering, technology, business, IITs, NITs. I don't know what the reason was for this, it could be social media influence or the people around me were my friends. Gradually I started getting interested in things like law, business, finance, economics, statistics, MBA, aviation AI, machine learning, data science etc. Even after passing class 12, I was applying for the online AI and Data Science program of IIT Jodhpur but I did not have maths so I could not eligible. I started feeling that I don't have maths and that's why I am missing out on all these options. But I wasn't sure. I firmly decided that I would take math and prepare for the JEE, hoping to at least get into the NIT. But I came to know that I will not be eligible with single subject maths, for that I should have marksheet of 5 subjects from one proper board with PCM. I was afraid to take that step again to get the 75% criteria to study for Class 12, so I didn't take that step to do math again. But I was so scared, I felt that if I choose this path then the other options will be lost and then I will regret it and hence I could not take any decision. Since after I passed class 12 , I thought of taking a gap of one year to figure out which direction I want to go and which career I want to choose. But unfortunately that year was wasted due to a lot of instability like death of my grandmother and financial problems at home and many more. There was some negligence on my part too. I had gone too much into my comfort zone, Movies and travelling had become too much. This is also a main reason for my gap year getting wasted. Last when January 2026 came and the form for CUET came, I became serious, I thought that I should study and I started preparing for CUET. But I didn't know which course I was preparing for because I didn't know what I wanted to do. I also enrolled at UP Polytechnic for diploma in engineering and pharmacy. Due to lack of preparation, I didn't score well. I scored 347 out of 1250 on the CUET. I applied to a few universities with that score but I didn't know the courses, so I applied to all the courses in which I had even a little interest and were related to my stream.Like bsc biology related courses like bsc biotechnology, biomedical, microbiology, b pharma and also non biology courses like ba economics, political science, bca, and it was here that I became interested in courses like BA LLB If I tell you the truth, I started feeling like doing B.Tech like B.Tech biotechnology, biomedical engineering, mechanical civil and then architecture. I felt like doing MBA, so I wanted to do courses like B.Sc. Hons. Statistics or B.Sc. Hons. Economics. I was interested in top government jobs like IAS, IFS, and RBI. At that point, I was very very confused. I did not get admission in all those courses on the basis of that score of my CUET and even if I was getting admission, I was not able to take it from because I felt that I was still not clear about What do I want to do, which career field should I go into? I feel that I have potential, but I just don't have clarity and satisfaction about which direction to take. One of my friends is preparing for NEET, one is preparing for UPSC, two of my friends have gone to IIT, one wants to make a career in trading, one wants to do coding and one wants to become a doctor. Everyone knows what to do in their life, only I don't know anything. Many people suggested me to get admission in BA or B.Sc here in my village and prepare for government job but I did not want to study here. The truth is that I don't know what I want to do. I did not take admission anywhere this year either, neither in any college, nor in D Pharma, nor in Polytechnic. All my friends are doing something or the other, either preparation or college, but I am not able to decide anything. The thing is, I don't even know which direction to take or what my career goals are. I look at the people around me and see that everyone has some kind of aim or direction. I have not been able to decide anything yet. Today it has been 1.5 years since I passed class 12 and yet I haven't been able to make any decisions. Sometimes I think about adding math, maybe it will open up more options. But still, I can't tell myself what to do. It's getting worse and worse for me. Time is just passing by, but I'm not doing anything. Sometimes I worry so much. I feel a lot of anxiety from within about not doing anything, please help. I'm stuck in decision paralysis analysis. I have a lot of procrastination and overthinking. I feel FOMO. It seems everyone is happy with their decisions and moving forward, but I'm the only one seeking perfection. What should I do? Which career should I pursue?Many options are slowly closing, and the regret of not taking them is immense. So much regret that I sometimes feel like crying just thinking about it. I had thought that I would add maths after class 12, but due to the same analysis paralysis, perfectionism and need for clarity, I did nothing till date. And I regret it too, but still I am not able to take even a single step. Please help sir, anyone please help.I don't want a life where I always live in dissatisfaction and regret. I want to explore and experience a lot. But I can't figure out what to do. Whenever I think about making a decision, the rest seem right, while the one I've made seems wrong. What should I do, please help me because no one is able to understand this, neither my family nor my friends...
Ans: Prateek, your main challenge is decision paralysis driven by a desire to avoid making the wrong choice, often intensified by the vast amount of conflicting information online. It's natural to seek certainty, but comparing your journey to others can obscure your unique strengths and potential. To move forward constructively, consider shortlisting three realistic pathways you qualify for right now—such as Pharmacy, BCA, or Law. Over the next two weeks, you can gain practical insights by reaching out to professionals on LinkedIn rather than continuing endless online research, with the goal of committing to a concrete enrollment decision by the end of next month. Finding a "perfect" career immediately is not necessary; choosing a reasonable direction and testing it through action will help build the clarity you need. If the pressure of making this decision feels too overwhelming or significantly impacts your daily well-being, please prioritize speaking with a qualified professional for guidance. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Sep 18, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Sep 09, 2026
Career
Hey there I am a cse ug student from a tier 3 college scored 95 in 10th 96 in 12th . Had a doubt,if it’s difficult for a student from a tier 3 college to get into top iims
Ans: Yes, students from Tier-3 colleges can certainly aspire to and gain admission to the top IIMs. The CAT is the primary entrance examination, but admission decisions are based on multiple factors, which may include CAT performance, Class 10 and 12 marks, undergraduate academic performance, work experience, diversity factors, and performance in the subsequent selection process.

Your 95% in Class 10 and 96% in Class 12 are strong academic credentials and can be advantageous in the overall evaluation. However, each IIM follows its own admission policy and assigns different weights to various components.

The reputation of your undergraduate college does not by itself make you ineligible. Some IIMs may incorporate academic background or institute-related factors differently in their selection methodology, but a student from a lesser-known college can still build a competitive profile.

Rather than focusing only on the college tier, aim for an excellent CAT percentile, maintain a strong undergraduate academic record, develop relevant skills and achievements, and prepare thoroughly for the interview and other selection components. A very high CAT percentile can strengthen your overall profile, although there is no single percentile that guarantees an interview call or final admission. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Sep 15, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Sep 15, 2026
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Sir I have passed class 12 PCB from CBSE board in 2025. Now I want to go into maths related fields like engineering and technology so what if I join NIOS single subject maths then can I join government engineering I am eligible for the MH-CET, wbjee. I know that IIT and NIT do not accept dual mark sheets, but do other colleges like DTU, HBTU, NSUT, AKTU still accept them? And will I be eligible for the MH-CET WBJEE and other entrance exam whereas pcm elegible..?
Ans: Yes, you are eligible for engineering admissions. MHT CET CAP, WBJEE, and most state-level counselling authorities accept an additional NIOS Mathematics marksheet in combination with your original CBSE PCB marksheet to fulfill the PCM subject requirement. Major institutions such as DTU, NSUT (through JAC Delhi), HBTU, and AKTU (through UPTAC) also routinely accept dual marksheets for eligibility verification.

During online registration, you should declare your primary CBSE passing status and upload both valid marksheets (CBSE PCB and NIOS Mathematics) for document verification.

However, it is strongly recommended that you carefully review the official 2027 Information Brochures of all relevant examinations and counselling authorities before applying, as eligibility rules and document requirements are subject to change each year. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Sep 15, 2026

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good afternoon sir i am a student passed my class 12th from cbse in pcb stream with 85% marks now in 2027 i want to give jee mains mhtcet nd comedk exams for engineering for that i have taken nios maths as an additional subject and opted for on demand exam in feb 2027 so i wanted to ask am i eligible for the addmissions in clg through these exams with holding two 12th marksheets??? pls ans asap it would be alot helpful... sir u speicifcally tell me abt mhtcet cap eound addmissions into colleges like coep pict spit vit nd etc cause i am more focused on it
Ans: Atharv, You are potentially eligible for engineering admissions, subject to the 2027 eligibility rules and acceptance of your NIOS Mathematics marksheet as an additional qualifying subject. For MHT-CET B.E./B.Tech CAP, Mathematics is compulsory, and your CBSE and NIOS documents must collectively meet the eligibility criteria.

Admission to colleges such as COEP, PICT, SPIT, and VIT through MHT-CET CAP cannot be confirmed until the 2027 CAP brochure clarifies the policy on two-board/additional-subject combinations. Please note that COMEDK (for Karnataka private engineering colleges) has historically not accepted marksheets from two different boards; therefore, your current combination may not be eligible for COMEDK counselling. We recommend reviewing the COMEDK 2027 notification once released to confirm the latest eligibility and admission criteria.

Additionally, it is strongly advisable to apply to at least 4–5 private engineering colleges through their respective entrance exams as backup options, rather than relying solely on MHT-CET and COMEDK. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Sep 13, 2026

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i am a partial dropper currently studying in manipal university jaipur in btech ece i want to give iat in 2027 and would like some guidence as to how to go abt it
Ans: Advaitha, If you are genuinely interested in research and pure sciences, consider appearing for IAT 2027. If you meet the eligibility requirements, you can prepare for IAT alongside your B.Tech rather than dropping out. Since IAT covers Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology, begin by strengthening your Class 11–12 NCERT concepts, followed by regular practice of IAT-level MCQs and previous-year papers. Always refer to the official IAT 2027 notification for the latest eligibility criteria, exam pattern and important dates. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Sep 07, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Sep 06, 2026
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Hello sir Can you suggest me which college should I target Based on mht cet in ACAP/SPOT ROUND For tech branch at 85 percentile Ladies obc mh candidature
Ans: Based on your MHT-CET percentile, Maharashtra candidature, OBC category and female candidature, you can consider the following colleges for ACAP/Institute-Level or Spot Round opportunities, depending on the vacancies available: A) Dream – Apply, but don’t depend much on these: 1) PCCOE, Ravet – CSE/AI-DS; 2) AISSMS IOIT, Pune – IT/E&TC; 3) MMCOE, Karvenagar – AI-DS/E&TC; 4) MIT Academy of Engineering, Alandi – CSE/IT; 5) JSPM RSCOE, Tathawade – E&TC/other technology branches. At 85 percentile, these should be treated as aspirational options, with ACAP/spot vacancies determining the actual opportunity.

B) Target – Best ACAP/Spot opportunities: Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Technology, Pimpri-Akurdi – AI-DS/E&TC; 7) Dr. D. Y. Patil Technical Campus, Talegaon – CSE/AI-DS; 8) Dhole Patil College of Engineering, Pune – IT; 9) Zeal College of Engineering & Research, Pune – AI-DS/IT; 10) Sinhgad College of Engineering, Vadgaon – IT; 11) D. Y. Patil College of Engineering, Lohegaon – AI-DS/E&TC. This should be the primary focus because these options provide a more realistic balance between college quality, technology branches and the possibility of ACAP/spot vacancies.

C) Safe – Keep as strong backups
JSPM Narhe Technical Campus – CSE/IT/AI-DS; 13) RMD Sinhgad School of Engineering – IT/AI-DS; 14) Pillai College of Engineering, New Panvel – IT/Computer; 15) Terna Engineering College, Navi Mumbai – IT/Computer; 16) SIES Graduate School of Technology, Navi Mumbai – IT/Computer. These should be maintained as practical backup choices if preferred Pune options do not materialise.

Recommended preference order: 1) DYP Talegaon CSE, 2) Dhole Patil IT, 3) Zeal AI-DS, 4) Sinhgad IT, 5) DYP Akurdi AI-DS/E&TC, 6) AISSMS IOIT E&TC, 7) PCCOE-R AI-DS, 8) JSPM Narhe CSE/IT, 9) RMD Sinhgad IT, and 10) DYP Lohegaon AI-DS/E&TC. ACAP/Institute-Level vacancies are dynamic, so these are targets rather than guaranteed admissions; Maharashtra CET Cell requires institute-level admissions to follow the prescribed admission rules and merit process. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Sep 04, 2026

Answered on Sep 02, 2026

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Mai 2024 me 12th pass hu aur abhi Tak jee mains ka form nahi bhara kya mai nios se fresh admission lekar fir se new marksheet ke base per jee mains ka form bhar sakta hu.
Ans: Lalji, Haan, aap kanooni taur par NIOS ke madhyam se naye sire se dakhila lekar sabhi vishayon ki dobara pariksha dekar apne ank sudhar sakte hain. Lekin vartamaan JEE Main niyamon ke anusaar, aapke pehli baar baarahvin kaksha ki pariksha dene wale varsh se lagataar teen varshon tak hi prayas kiye ja sakte hain (2024 se 2026 tak). Isliye NIOS ki nayi ankpatra milne se JEE Main 2027 ke liye patrata badhne ki sambhaavna nahi hai.

Kyunki JEE Main 2027 ki aadhikarik jaankari pustika abhi jaari nahi hui hai, isliye main aapko salah dunga ki November ya December 2026 ke aaspaas jaari hone wali aadhikarik jaankari pustika ko zaroor dekhein, taaki patrata niyamon mein kisi bhi badlaav ki jaankari mil sake.

Is beech, main aapko salah dunga ki apni pasand ke snatak paathyakramon ke liye apne pasandida sthaan ke upyukt mahavidyalayon se seedhe sampark karein. Yadi parivaar ke liye aarthik roop se sambhav ho, to aap prabandhan kota (Management Quota) ya sansthan star ki seeton ke vikalp bhi dekh sakte hain, lekin yah sambandhit patrata niyamon aur seeton ki uplabdhata par nirbhar karega. Pravesh prakriya ke antim charanon mein kuchh mahavidyalayon mein khaali seetein bhi uplabdh ho sakti hain. Aapke Ujjwal Aur Samruddh Bhavishya Ke Liye Dher Saari Shubhkaamnayein!

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Answered on Sep 02, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Sep 01, 2026
Career
Good evening sir. I scored 56.92 % in 12th HSC state board and cumulatively 37 % in PCM group with electronics for bifocal in 2019. In my past two attempts, I have been unable to get the required MHT CET cut off for CSE. Am I eligible for admission to first year of engineering on basis of my score in 12th ? If yes, which colleges should I target ? Please guide me.
Ans: Good Morning! Yes, but admission based on your 37% PCM score may not meet the standard eligibility criteria for Maharashtra engineering admissions. Generally, 45% marks in the prescribed Physics + Mathematics + one approved subject combination are required (40% for eligible reserved-category candidates).

Considering your situation, you may explore two options:

1. Improve your qualifying marks: Consider appearing for an improvement examination and, after meeting the eligibility criteria, explore suitable CSE options such as MIT-WPU, DY Patil, Ajeenkya DY Patil, JSPM, PCCOE and other colleges based on your academic profile, budget and admission availability.

2. Explore Management Quota (MQ)/Institute-Level seats: If financially feasible for your parents, you may also enquire with AICTE-approved colleges about Management Quota/Institute-Level seats, particularly where vacancies remain. However, eligibility requirements should be confirmed directly with the respective college before proceeding.

I would recommend improving your qualifying marks first, as it can provide you with a wider range of legitimate admission options. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Sep 01, 2026

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Dear Sir I hope you are doing well. I would appreciate your guidance regarding the career prospects for students after completing a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA). Could you please advise on the following: What are the best career opportunities available after BCA? Which technical and soft skills should students develop during their BCA to improve their employability? Are there any certifications, internships, or industry-recognized courses you would recommend? Would you suggest pursuing higher studies such as MCA or entering the job market immediately after graduation? Your expert advice will help us guide students in making informed decisions about their future career path. Thank you for your time and support. I look forward to your valuable suggestions. Kind regards,
Ans: Hem, To build a successful career in tech, balancing a university degree with active, hands-on skill development from day one is essential.1. Tech and Power Skills. Focus on creating a reliable foundation in core programming—mastering Data Structures and Algorithms (Python/Java), SQL, and version control (Git). For development tracks, focus on web technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Node.js. Respected industry certifications, such as AWS Cloud Practitioner or Google Data Analytics, add major value to a resume. However, tech expertise only opens the door. Interpersonal capabilities secure long-term growth. Recruiters heavily prioritize soft skills like empathy, clear communication, adaptability, teamwork, and presentation skills. In fact, a report in the Times of India's Higher Education 2026 Edition highlights that technical skills account for just 15% of career success, while these "power skills" make up the remaining 85%. 2. Networking and Market Awareness. A degree becomes much more impactful when supported by a diverse portfolio. Dedicate time to building a strong professional profile through high-quality projects, internships, and relevant extracurricular activities. Cultivating a professional network on LinkedIn by connecting with peers, seniors, faculty, alumni, and industry professionals can expose hidden opportunities. Because the tech landscape evolves rapidly, monitoring industry trends and changing recruiter expectations is vital. Following current job postings and setting up tailored LinkedIn job alerts allows for the intentional alignment of personal projects and learning with actual market requirements long before final-year placements begin. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Sep 01, 2026

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Which one to choose if I have a keen interest in cse and coding,I got admission offer from tier 3 govt college(drsmru) in cse(specialisation:AI and financial management) and also from IIT Patna BS MS in AI and cybersecurity
Ans: Abhash, The IIT Patna hybrid BS programme may be a good option, provided the degree is properly recognised and you are disciplined, self-motivated, and willing to take responsibility for developing your skills independently. While a recognised hybrid/online degree can offer strong academic and career value, remember that employer eligibility criteria may vary from one organisation to another.

Compared with a Tier-3 CSE college where on-campus placement opportunities are relatively limited, an IIT programme can potentially provide greater advantages through its institutional brand, academic environment, peer learning, alumni network and broader exposure to career opportunities. However, the long-term value of the programme will largely depend on how effectively you utilise these opportunities.

Alongside your degree, continuously strengthening your technical and non-technical skills should remain a priority. Building a strong profile through quality projects, internships, certifications and relevant extracurricular activities can significantly enhance your employability. Developing a professional network on LinkedIn with your peers, faculty members, seniors, alumni and professionals working in your areas of interest can also provide valuable industry exposure and career insights.

It is equally important to regularly monitor industry trends, emerging technologies, job-market requirements and recruiter expectations. Following relevant job postings and setting up appropriate LinkedIn job alerts can help you understand the skills and qualifications frequently sought by employers. This market awareness will help you align your learning, projects and career preparation with actual industry requirements well before you reach your final year. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Aug 31, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Aug 30, 2026
Career
Sir,does a hybrid bs program from an IIT(like IIT patna) is better or a tier 3 govt college cse(on campus placement is not good),providing that in future companies don't reject based on hybrid issue,please guide sir
Ans: The IIT Patna hybrid BS programme may be a good option, provided the degree is properly recognised and you are disciplined, self-motivated, and willing to take responsibility for developing your skills independently. While a recognised hybrid/online degree can offer strong academic and career value, remember that **employer eligibility criteria may vary from one organisation to another**.

Compared with a Tier-3 CSE college where on-campus placement opportunities are relatively limited, an IIT programme can potentially provide greater advantages through its institutional brand, academic environment, peer learning, alumni network and broader exposure to career opportunities. However, the long-term value of the programme will largely depend on how effectively you utilise these opportunities.

Alongside your degree, continuously strengthening your technical and non-technical skills should remain a priority. Building a strong profile through quality projects, internships, certifications and relevant extracurricular activities can significantly enhance your employability. Developing a professional network on LinkedIn with your peers, faculty members, seniors, alumni and professionals working in your areas of interest can also provide valuable industry exposure and career insights.

It is equally important to regularly monitor industry trends, emerging technologies, job-market requirements and recruiter expectations. Following relevant job postings and setting up appropriate LinkedIn job alerts can help you understand the skills and qualifications frequently sought by employers. This market awareness will help you align your learning, projects and career preparation with actual industry requirements well before you reach your final year. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Aug 27, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Aug 27, 2026
Career
Sir I took admission to uvce cse after kcet round 2 results. Should I take part in round 3 of kcet now? I missed cse at bmsce by 335 ranks (general merit category) Will my original documents be given back? They also made us enter our details in the college ledger of uvce which was part of the admission process. I am also scared because of the huge seat intake of bmsce.Should I stay with uvce or is bmsce worth applying for next round ? Where do I have better placements guaranteed?
Ans: It is better to stay with UVCE CSE. You might be ineligible for KCET Round 3 after taking admission. UVCE offers better ROI, lower fees, and strong CSE placements; BMSCE’s higher intake doesn’t guarantee better outcomes. Over the next four years, focus on continuously strengthening your technical and non-technical skills, building a strong project and internship profile, and developing a professional network through LinkedIn with college faculty, seniors, alumni and professionals in your areas of interest. Also, keep yourself updated with evolving industry and job-market trends so that you can plan and prepare effectively for campus placements by the time you reach your final year. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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Answered on Aug 18, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Aug 17, 2026
Career
Sir in the mock round 2 allotment of kcet I got alloted cse at uvce. My rank is 31xx and I could have cleared cse(data science),cse(iot& cybersecurity),ai ml, ai ds at bmsce but had put cse core at uvce above these cse allied branches at bmsce. Should I retain the same preference order or should I put the cse allied branches at bmsce above cse at uvce? And if I take the cse allied branches at bmsce would it hamper my chances of masters abroad like germany?
Ans: Considering your Germany Master’s goal, the suggested preference order is 1) UVCE CSE Core, 2) BMSCE CSE (Data Science), 3) BMSCE AI & DS, 4) BMSCE AI & ML, 5) BMSCE CSE (IoT & Cyber Security). You may retain UVCE CSE Core as your first preference because its broader curriculum can provide greater flexibility for meeting programme-specific prerequisite subjects and credits. German universities assess foreign qualifications through references such as Anabin (Anerkennung und Bewertung ausländischer Bildungsnachweise), while ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) helps compare academic credits and workload. However, a specialised BMSCE branch does not automatically disadvantage you for a German Master’s; eligibility depends on the university, programme requirements, coursework/credits and academic performance. Core CSE simply offers broader flexibility, while you can develop your preferred specialisation later (based on your interests/job market trends) through electives, projects, internships, certifications and technical skills, particularly from the second/third year onwards. All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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