12th Pass in 1995 with PCMB: Can I Take NEET?

Ans: Hello dear.
Consider reconsidering the decision to join Marine Engineering, if it has been made. Wait for NIT and GFTI counseling for better options. If your son is interested in ME, then there is no problem. If computer-related branches are not available, then there is no harm in choosing core branches, i.e., civil, mechanical, or electrical, compared to M.E..
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Ans: Hello dear.
The preference order is almost the same as you have mentioned, i.e. (1) CSE @ Manipal (2) CSE @ Thapar (3) CSE @ SRM (4) CSE @ JSS (5) CDE @ VIT
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Ans: Hello dear
You did not mention the hometown location. Both COEP and RVCE are strong options. Choose any option, either COEP or RV, which is near your hometown. Yet to suggest form our side, prefer ECE @ COEP.
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Ans: Hello Shalu
You can appear for NEET examination.
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Ans: Hello Siddhartha
Both are strong options. We generally recommend CSE @ Manipal. But it would be better for you to choose the option which is nearer to your home town. Go with any option without any hesitation.
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Ans: Hello Sahil
Prefer CSE @ Manipal Jaipur.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Prefer CSE @ Ramaiah if possible.
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Ans: Hello Tripathi
Prefer CSE @ Manipal Jiapur if possible, else go with AI Robo @ JIIT. The final choice will be yours.
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Ans: Hello Vemul,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. Congratulations to your son on securing 97% in CBSE 12th boards. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that if your son intends pursuing an overseas education and international career prospects, I would suggest that he pursues a degree from a more widely accredited university—either via a reputable COMEDK college or by applying overseas (the USA, Canada, Germany). Although the BS in Mathematical Science and Computing from SSSIHL is well-regarded academically, it may have limited international reputation, thus, in order to compete worldwide, he would need to complement it with certifications and research work. If worldwide opportunities are his primary priority, he should think about selecting an Indian college with stronger ties to business or enrolling for Fall 2025 admissions overseas.

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