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Asked by Anonymous - May 20, 2025
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Sir i want to work in ITsector as a data scientist or AI engineer but i dont want to do jee and i am getting bsc cs or data science and ai from thapar university .My plan is to do bsc cs first as it plays vital role in data science and ai .I want to get job after bsc and in future i will do msc in data science and ai. Do you think i am going with a right path

Ans: Your plan to pursue a BSc in Computer Science followed by an MSc in Data Science and AI is a strong and practical path to becoming a Data Scientist or AI Engineer without taking the JEE. A BSc in CS builds essential programming and analytical skills, while the MSc will provide advanced specialization. To enhance job prospects, you will have to focus on internships, projects, and certifications during your BSc. All the best for your admissions & bright future!

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नमस्ते सर, मेरी बेटी अहमदाबाद के प्रतिष्ठित कॉलेज से कंप्यूटर इंजीनियरिंग में बीटेक कर रही है। वह डेटा साइंस में अपना करियर बनाने के लिए प्रतिष्ठित संस्थान से डेटा साइंस का कोर्स कर रही है। अब वह घर के पास ही एक स्टार्टअप कंपनी में डेटा इंजीनियर के तौर पर जॉब कर रही है। अब उसे आईआईटी गांधीनगर से डेटा साइंस में ई-मास्टर्स में एडमिशन मिल गया है, ताकि वह जॉब के साथ-साथ मास्टर्स भी कर सके। सर, मैंने पूछा कि क्या यह उसके भविष्य के लिए सही रास्ता है?
Ans: आईआईटी गांधीनगर शिक्षा के लिए जाना जाता है और यह जानकर अच्छा लगा कि वह अपनी नौकरी कर सकती है और मास्टर्स की पढ़ाई कर सकती है। उसे अपने सपने को पूरा करने दें। एक उभरते इंजीनियर के रूप में मैं उसे शुभकामनाएं देता हूं।

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Nayagam P

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1)Hi ,which degree is good btech with cse or bsc in data science and application 2)If my jee mains marks is 70 percentile then should i take a drop or go to scalar school of technology and do bsc in data science and application
Ans: Sinchan, BTech CSE emerges as the superior choice over BSc Data Science due to broader career opportunities, higher average starting salaries (7.7-13.4 LPA vs 10 LPA), and greater industry versatility across multiple sectors. With 70 percentile in JEE Main limiting admission to premium NITs/IIITs but providing access to reputable private institutions like KIIT University, VIT, and SRM with strong placement records (85-95%), taking a drop year presents significant uncertainty with only 15% of aspirants choosing this path and inherent risks of academic year loss, increased stress, and no guaranteed improvement. Scalar School of Technology offers an attractive alternative with 92% internship placement rates, industry-aligned curriculum, and strong connections to top tech companies, making it a viable pathway for data science specialization. Recommendation: Pursue BTech CSE at accessible private institutions (KIIT/VIT/SRM) for maximum career flexibility and proven placement outcomes, or consider Scalar School of Technology's BSc Data Science program for specialized AI/data science focus, while avoiding the high-risk drop year option given current competitive landscape and uncertain improvement prospects. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 19, 2025
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Hello sir ,I'm thinking of taking a drop but not for jee as it is not my cup of tea given I have 6months also I want to pursue cse and getting cse in top nit bit we need 99 98 97 percentile..which I don't think I can do if I see it practically i scored 40 percentile this year and 12th boards i scored 65% but I'm very keen to learn coding that's why I want to pursue cse engg from a good college I was thinking of taking a drop for comedk and viteee and cuet(just for options). And focusing entirely on fundamentals so I won't have any problem during my engg and comedk so that I can atleast do engg from bms and ramiah and all, is it a good option because I'm confirmed on taking a drop as I'm not getting a good pvt college this year and if I have to give jee then I have to give improvement too as I don't fulfill 75% criteria
Ans: Hello dear.
There are a lot of concerns regarding you. Here is the point-wise reply: (1) Do not take a drop for JEE. (2) Take admission to CSE in any reputed or tier 2 college via management quota to save one year. (3) As you are interested in coding, you can easily learn it with the CSE syllabus. (4) If you become an expert in coding and programming, you will get opportunities based on your skills, not based on the college or university from which you completed your UG course. (5) In life, nothing is impossible. You can learn anything through online or offline methods nowadays. So why take a drop? (6) Be confident in yourself. Success is within reach. There is plenty of evidence that candidates are working in top positions after completing their UG from tier 2 or tier 3 colleges in rural areas.
Best of luck.
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Radheshyam

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 19, 2025
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Hello sir ,I'm thinking of taking a drop but not for jee as it is not my cup of tea given I have 6months also I want to pursue cse and getting cse in top nit bit we need 99 98 97 percentile..which I don't think I can do if I see it practically i scored 40 percentile this year and 12th boards i scored 65% but I'm very keen to learn coding that's why I want to pursue cse engg from a good college I was thinking of taking a drop for comedk and viteee and cuet(just for options). And focusing entirely on fundamentals so I won't have any problem during my engg and comedk so that I can atleast do engg from bms and ramiah and all, is it a good option because I'm confirmed on taking a drop as I'm not getting a good pvt college this year and if I have to give jee then I have to give improvement too as I don't fulfill 75% criteria
Ans: Hello dear.
There are a lot of concerns regarding you. Here is the point-wise reply: (1) Do not take a drop for JEE. (2) Take admission to CSE in any reputed or tier 2 college via management quota to save one year. (3) As you are interested in coding, you can easily learn it with the CSE syllabus. (4) If you become an expert in coding and programming, you will get opportunities based on your skills, not based on the college or university from which you completed your UG course. (5) In life, nothing is impossible. You can learn anything through online or offline methods nowadays. So why take a drop? (6) Be confident in yourself. Success is within reach. There is plenty of evidence that candidates are working in top positions after completing their UG from tier 2 or tier 3 colleges in rural areas.
Best of luck.
Follow me if you like the reply. Thanks
Radheshyam

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