Confused parent: Which college is better for my daughter after getting offers from DY Patil, Wadia and JSPM?

Ans: Hello Ranjit
The chances of securing a seat in the mentioned colleges are moderate to slim. It may be advisable to consider the CSE or chemical branch to explore additional options. In tier 2 or 3 colleges, your daughter might gain admission to CSE or computer-related branches. You can also pursue management quota for CSE in a reputable private college if she is genuinely interested in that field. Additionally, you will need to leave Maharashtra for Aerospace and Petro Engineering.
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Ans: Hello dear.
(1) The chances are strong of getting CSE in one of the mentioned colleges, i.e., COEP, VJTI, and SPIT.
(2) Consider dropping VIT if your son secures a seat in one of the mentioned colleges.
(3) With the mentioned JEE rank, the chances of admission to NITs or IITs are moderate to slim.
(4) Wait for the BITSAT second attempt result. If it turns out positive with a high percentile, then the BITSAT option will be available to your son.
(5) If your son does not have a domicile certificate, then it is required for admission. If you have it, then it is sufficient.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Chances are there to get a seat in Sardar Patel Institute of Technology (SPIT)
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Ans: Hello dear.
We can't suggest the names of colleges here on this platform. However, with your mentioned score, your chances for CSE in Bangalore-based colleges are moderate to slim. ECE is a viable option. For CSE, specifically in Bangalore, you may need to consider the management quota. Participate actively in the counseling process to explore more options. The names of colleges located in Bangalore are readily available online.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Preference order: (1) AL DS @ IIT Patna (2) Mech @ IIT BHU (3) CSE @ BITS (4) Metallurgy @ IIT Bombay. The final choice will be yours.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Both options are strong. CS is a better option than ECE. Hence, prefer CS Cyber Security @ Amrita if possible.
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Ans: Hello dear.
There was no harm in sharing the actual percentile with us. The term "low" does not clearly indicate how low it is. Even with a low percentile, one can secure a seat in a reputed college via management or NRI quota. It would be better to pursue this option instead of considering a gap year. You can also explore different career paths at this stage since many options are available. You might consider B.Sc. or commerce options as well. Please speak in person with a counselor for proper guidance.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Prefer CSE @ Sanstra if possible. The final decision will be yours.
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