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Ans: Namaste, Its good that your son got offer from AMITY NOIDA for B.Tech CSE. Since last many years Amity Noida ranked amongst top private universities in India. NIRF ranking for 2025 is 37. As fas as placement, infrastructure, curriculum & accrediation its at decent place.

Ans: Namaste, please try to udnerstand the minimum eligibility to secure admission in BITS.
1)Academic Requirements: A minimum of 75% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) is mandatory.
2)Subject-wise Minimum: Candidates must secure at least 60% marks in each of the PCM subjects.
For Improvement exam board will issue new markesheet which is generally considered it should be above 60%
So here is your answer you should fullfill criteria no: 2

Ans: Namaste, in your question you will find your answer. "I want to switch my career in such a field where AI cant replacec my job." AI cannot replace jobs in the field of human services, psychology, counselor, coach in short all the career path which required Empathy, won't affect due to AI.
As far as your given data you should go for Executive MBA (HR) (HR Analytics) Industrial Psychology, and SAP HCM
SAP HCM is used for complex payroll system.
Do some Industry oriented courses in HR analytics. best of luck for your future, to make clarity in your career path get connect through linkedin.

Ans: Namaste, As you have mentioned your age, and your educational background you should work on:
SCM Certifications (Supply Chain Management Certifications) as you did your B.Tech Mech
secure positions in private engineering firms, in Production, Manfacturing, Quality Control
in the era of AI you should learn generative design, simulation, and predictive maintenance learn Python for more details get connect with me through my linkedin

Ans: Namaste, after reading your information, i will advise you 2/3 career oreinted solutions
1)not go behind JEE
2)evern gap of 6 months creates bad impact on our education journey later it become very difficult tojustify in our CV/Resume, more difficcult if you prefer to study abroad.
3) Not every candidate reach to the IITs or NITs you may choose different career path
4)continue your career journey with "what you have" and not "what you will get"
5) basis on your 12th marks let us work on other career option rather than repeating JEE
6)Consider your age also while working on your several career related plans.
Find your actual passion, work on it see the miracle. Learn-grow-enjoy

Ans: Namaste, your daughter is likely to qualify for the JEE Advanced exam with 83 percentile(SC category). My advice is to your daughter, she should focus on improving her score in the second attempt to 90+ percentile for better options. For her admission to lower-ranked NITs is possible.

Ans: Namaste, Your score indicate moderate chance to secure seat in newer or lower-ranked NITs, or through the Home State (HS) quota.Alternative options tothsi you may look for good IIITs, GFTIs.
Remember prefer 'Female only' quota rather than All India Open quota, where cutoffs are always high.

Ans: Namste, Suryansh to resolve your name discrepancies between your 10th marksheet and 12th hall ticket, you should immediately obtain an affidavit from classone Judicial Magistrate declaring both names belong to the same person. To do this you will need a notarized affidavit. Also contact your school as 10th Marksheet is usually considered the base Approach your regional board office (CBSE, State Board) to submit a correction application, where school’s approval is required.

Ans: Namaste, The placement cell at Jamia Millia College of Engineering and Technology is highly active, it witnessed robust placements. We always sees the past records of placement, here in 2024-2025 it shows good plaecement in CS branch. Considering the shift in international IT market, policies of USA and current AI Powered Global economy May affect on CSE placement.

Ans: Namaste, To answer this question i assumed or consider it as General category candidate, 94.98 Percentile shows its difficult to get CS in top tier colleges. Work on IIIT/GFTI/ and mid-to-lower-tier NITs.

Ans: Namaste sir, considering your huge experience in pharma manufacturing, and running the business, you are ideally positioned to consulting business. Now at the age of 50 don’t ask job instead help new comers through crisis management, regulatory experience, and industry connections. You can leverage your experience as a consultant.(I am considering that you have a degree in the pharmaceutical field as its essential if you want to become a pharmaceutical consultant)
Even if you don’t have phrama degree you can offer consultancy from the business management point of view, where the biggest issue for every industry is effective client acquisition strategies through your past experience you can work smoothly
As you are saying that “I will treat my job as an entrepreneur more than an employee” so its now the time to treat yourself as Consultant and work as entrepreneur. lastly you can also efficiently guide for all those who need international market.

Ans: Good morning Kamaljeet ji, first of all remove all negative assumptions regarding career, we will see one by one:
1) Keep in kind, average students can also make extra ordinary career as its depend upon the skills they acquire, their consistency and urge to remain update
2)if the institute is not UGC accredited, think twice we need authorized and authentic course which build our concrete career
3) since its their first batch/pioneer batch with no previous experience of passing out students and placement requirement. Either or possible as its their first batch they will either work so hard to accumulate big offers and packages or they will barely manage it.
4)Even if you complete your degree from average institute its totally depend upon you and your caliber, post your B.tech you can go for career advancement courses e.g. C-DAC, DOEACC etc to grab brighter opportunities.

Ans: Absolutely,KIIT is good institute to study computer science. Basically taking a gap or reversing from current year will create bad impact on future education. Post B.Tech its will be very difficult to justify this Gap or drop of 1 year. Its not matter of comparision, infact we have to consider several parameters while choosing institute e.g.fees, placement, internship etc.