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Ans: Hello Dear.
There will be no problem.
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Ans: Hello Dear
If possible, prefer CSE @ SRM.
Best of luck for your upcoming bright future.
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Ans: Hello Bhavya
Both mechanical and civil have their advantages and disadvantages. Choosing the liking branch is more preferable than choosing an institute. Both the institutes are reputed. If I am not wrong, by your name, you are a female candidate. Working in the mechanical field for a female candidate is challenging. It would be better for you to go with Civil. Along with civil, you master the interior design and model creation. Even if you may get a government job, it is advisable to go for Civil.
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Ans: Hello Sujatha.
It cannot be specifically predicted about a particular NIT with the mentioned score and category. But there are chances to get in one of the NITs you mentioned. Because the cut-off varies yearly, and there are other circumstances. Best of luck to you.
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Ans: Hello dear.
PEC Chandigarh is a reputed institute. It is a good idea to take admission to one of the core branches and then develop the skills by joining either online/offline courses. Many aspirants have completed engineering in core branches with additional skills in the past. But among the three branches you mentioned, Production, Civil, and Metallurgy, in which branch/field you are interested is not clear. Choosing the branch at random will create frustration in the future. You also mentioned that you have an interest in the tech field and may get a seat in UIET Chandigarh. Now, if you have an interest in the tech field, then it would be better for you to prefer a computer-related branch. Focus more on your interests rather than thinking that PEC has a strong alumni network. It would be a wise decision to opt for IT, considering your strong interest in it.
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Ans: Hello Jayesh.
Congratulations to you and your son. The options you put are all excellent. There is no need to search other options if he is getting admission to one the mentioned institutes.Yet to suggest, you can prefer either BIT Mesra or IIIT Raipur. Best of luck to your son for his bright future.
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Ans: Hello Rahul
If your son is more interested in CSE, then consider choosing it from either tier-2 or tier-3 NITs. There is very little difference between tier-1, tier-2, and tier-3 NITs. If a student is brilliant and has the potential to succeed, he can achieve success under any conditions. All NITs are good. Choosing an NIT is always better than selecting any IIIT or a reputed private college. NIT is a brand name, and that matters. Respect your son's choice for CSE and choose it from either tier-2 or tier-3. Best of luck to your son for his bright future.
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Ans: Hello Abhishek
Yes. You can appear for JEE Mains in 2025 and Advanced in the years 2025 and 2026. You can appear JEE (Adv) 2 times i.e. in 2025 and 2026.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Here is the pointwise reply to your question:
(1) No, you can not appear for a single subject in NIOS.
(2) Appear to NIOS as a fresh candidate.
(3) NIOS can not add your old PCB subjects' marks to the NIOS marksheet.
(4) Get a fresh NIOS passing marksheet, which may be accepted by JAC Delhi.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Whatever is mentioned on the website of NFSU is correct. Here, 50% of the total seats are filled through JEE Main scores, and the remaining 50% are filled via the university's entrance exam i.e., NFAT (NFSU Admission Test). That means, if you're applying only with your JEE Main score, you're competing for just 50% of the seats reserved for JEE candidates. Follow all the instructions given on the portal of NFSU for recent updates. If possible, contact the NFSU admission helpdesk to clarify or correct your application route.
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Ans: Hello Rakesh
First and foremost, I would like to commend your son for his earnest efforts in preparing for a range of engineering entrance examinations. His dedication is commendable, even if the outcomes so far haven't aligned with expectations. As you’ve mentioned, he has not yet been able to meet the required cutoff, which understandably may lead to feelings of disappointment or frustration.
However, the journey isn't over. Significant opportunities still lie ahead with BITSAT and IIIT-Hyderabad, both of which are known to be less about difficulty and more about testing strategic thinking and conceptual clarity. It appears that your son may be facing challenges in effectively managing the vast syllabus or might not yet have identified the right approach to tackle these competitive exams. Understanding how to study smartly for such tests often makes all the difference.
It’s important to maintain a positive outlook and avoid negative assumptions at this stage. You haven’t mentioned your financial circumstances, but if your son is determined to pursue fields like Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, or Machine Learning, and if merit-based options don’t materialize, admission through the management quota could be a viable alternative. This route is typically available in reputed private engineering colleges, though it comes with a higher financial commitment.
Before considering this option seriously, I would recommend waiting for the results of all the remaining entrance exams. At the same time, it would be wise to proactively visit a few reputed institutions to inquire about the availability of management quota seats, associated costs, and relevant terms and conditions. Many parents secure such seats early on, anticipating the challenges their child might face in clearing competitive cutoffs.
Stay optimistic, there are still several promising pathways ahead.
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Ans: Hello Aayushi.
Yes. You can appear for improvement, and if you score the required percentage, then you will be eligible to apply as per the NEET rules and regulations. Best of luck for your future.
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Ans: Hello Sakshi
As per my knowledge, you have to appear for all the subjects for improvement. Yet, it is recommended to visit your college administration for more exact details without wasting time.
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Ans: Hello Lalit
EEE (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) at IIIT Gwalior (ABV-IIITM) can be a decent choice. But if you're strictly interested in core electrical engineering, other colleges (like NITs) might be a better option because not many EEE-core companies visit the campus in comparison to CS/IT branches. Finally, if your interest is strictly in core EEE, IIIT Gwalior might not offer as many labs or core recruiters as older NITs or IITs with stronger electrical departments.
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Ans: Hello dear.
With your EWS rank of 25,396 and CRL rank of 175,000, there are fewer chances to get admission to NITs in any branch under the mentioned category with the mentioned CRL. But you can try under the state quota at some NITs. Participate in the state-level counseling for more promising branches. To avoid Civil, you may try for Metallurgical, Materials Engineering or Production Engineering. You can consider good private colleges accepting JEE Main scores.
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Ans: Hello Rohan
Congratulations on clearing the JEE (M). Underestimating yourself regarding any examination is not the proper approach towards the goal you have set. Appear for the JEE (A) without fear and without any expectations for the result. You will gain admission to BITS if you meet the required cutoff in BITSAT. You have two options: electrical or mechanical. Both branches have their own merits. You need to choose which field you wish to work in the future. If you are willing to go to the newly formed NITs in the North-East regions, then prefer that option. Choosing between GFTIs, BIT Mesra, or VIT can be somewhat confusing. You did not mention your hometown, so I am unable to guide you properly. However, to choose among these three options, prioritize GFTIs if possible. Considering a repeat attempt at the JEE is generally not recommended. Yet, if you have the patience and full confidence to succeed in both JEEs, then you may consider repeating. Best of luck with your upcoming BITSAT examination. Last suggestion: among the two options, Mechanical and Electrical, choose Electrical if possible. You can either pursue a job or start your own business in the energy sector.
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Ans: Hello Spandana
Aim for at least 140+ marks to get admission to CSE to be safe. But remember, the cut-off varies year by year. Hence, it would be better to go through the cut-offs from previous years for more clarity.
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Ans: Hello Ajinkya
Are you interested in college only? Engineering is not the branch of choice. First, decide in which field you want to build a career or what your parents have decided about your career. If you are inclined towards a job, then the course will be different; if you are more inclined to do business, the selection of the course will also differ. The options you mentioned are good. With a 23K rank in category 1 or 2, you may secure admission to core branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical easily or to some computer-related branches. However, if you are only interested in CSE, it may be somewhat difficult to gain entry with this rank in these colleges. You may need to compromise on the branch in these colleges if necessary.
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Ans: Hello Payal.
The answer is NO.
Reasons: (1) You can attempt JEE Advanced only twice in two consecutive years, (2) You passed 12th in the year 2024, (3) You are eligible for JEE Advanced: 2024 and 2025 only, (4) Hence, not eligible in 2026
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Ans: Hello Dear.
AIML, AI, and DS are all computer-related courses and are interrelated to each other. The choice of course depends on the interest. Without having the interest, if someone chooses it, then the candidate also loses interest in earning. What your daughter thinks about these courses is more important. But to suggest, prefer AIML. Some of the top colleges in Bangalore are RVCE, PESU, BMSCE, and MSRIT. Best of luck to your daughter for her bright future.
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Ans: Hello Ishaan.
First of all congratulation to you.
You did not mention which branch you are interested in to complete your B.Tech. However, assuming that you are either taking admission to CSE or parallel computer courses in B.Tech, here is the response to your eagerness: (1) It will enhance your data skills (like Python, ML, analytics). (2) This will broaden your career options, e.g., data analyst, AI roles, etc. (3) IIT Madras has a strong reputation that will help you build your career in this field. (4) However, time management is crucial to avoid burnout. Prioritize quality over quantity. That is, even though the course is online, you will need to spend significant time learning and practicing, which may be challenging when pursuing B.Tech in offline mode simultaneously. (5) But someone said, Dar Ke Aage Jeet Hai ..... in the same vein, if you are mentally prepared to accept the challenges, then go for it! Best of luck for your upcoming bright future.
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Ans: Hello Dear.
Congratulations to your son for showing an interest in biology for his undergraduate studies. Biology has a broad scope in academia, research, and industry applications. After enrolling in undergraduate studies, your son will naturally determine his future path. Best of luck to him.
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Whatever you have read on the JEE (Adv) website is true. To fulfill your dream of appearing for JEE (Adv) you have to clear 12th grade once again. The choice of NIOS will be best for you. But instead of trying hard to JEE (Adv), I would like to suggest as: (1) based on JEE (Main) score or your state-level engineering entrance score, take the admission to reputed engineering college (2) Appear for the GATE exam in the final year (3) Crack GATE and get direct admission to PG in prestigious IITs. This is the safest and easiest way to get a degree from IIT, and that too, P.G.
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Ans: Hello Dear
There will be no problem related to the NEET application form and admission process in Medical colleges. Follow the steps mentioned in the email sent by NTA and also talk directly on the helpline, which is given on the NEET NTA Website. This is not a big issue and happens with many students. Please click on the link sent by NTA and proceed. Best of luck to your brother.
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Ans: Hello Dear.
With the mentioned score and GC, you can get admission to a private college for computer-related B.Tech. courses. There should be no confusion related to engineering branches at the initial stage. You must choose the branch that will be more suitable to you, either from a Job or business point of view. Discuss with parents properly before applying to any course randomly. There are many reputed colleges in Haryana where you can get admission.
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Ans: Hello Sahil
With the mentioned score and rank, getting a seat in the Government College seems difficult. If you are financially sound, then it would be better to try for a reputed private college. But participate in the counseling process and keep a close watch on the entire admission process.
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Ans: Hello, DJ Deepanshu.
Yes. You can make changes to the form via the application correction window when it is opened. Obtain the latest EWS certificate in the required format, which is available on the official JEE Advanced website under the certificate formats section, and upload a self-declaration stating that you'll provide the certificate later. You must present the original EWS certificate at the time of reporting during the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) counselling process. For the most accurate and updated information, regularly check the official JEE Advanced website:
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Ans: Hello Achyut.
Congratulations to you and your son on excellent JEE scores. You and your son have a good chance of getting a seat in one of the top-tier NITs. However, it is difficult to mention the names of the NITs. While participating in JoSSA counseling, fill in the options carefully, considering the distance of NIT from your hometown. If you are interested in IIITs, then chances are that you will get Hyderabad, which can be an excellent option. If you are ready to go outside the M.S., then choose either Pune or Nagpur.
Best of luck to your son for his bright future.
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Ans: Hello Babita
The chances are less to get a seat in NIT, but you can try for IIITs. Best of luck for your bright future.
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Ans: Hello Dear
If possible, prefer CSE @ Manipal.
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Ans: Hello Jatan.
Yes, you can apply through both JEE Main and NFAT to maximize your chances. While filling the application form, select both options if available, or submit two separate applications if required. But it would be better to carefully read the instructions on the application portal or contact the admission office for exact steps.
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Ans: Hello Divyanshi.
Here is a pointwise reply to your current situation: (1) If possible, consider dropping the idea of NEET as you have tried twice but didn't succeed, (2) Focus on your B.Sc. and aim to become a regular student to achieve a high percentile in the exam. B.Sc. Biology has wide applications in both industries and academia. (3) There is no point in joining a job based on SSC as it would likely create further frustration for you. (4) Along with your B.Sc., consider learning some industry-based and computer courses if you are interested. (5) If you have a computer and a Wi-Fi connection at home, you can access many free online courses on the Coursera website. (6) You can also try for public service commission examinations while preparing for your B.Sc. (7) Recognize your strengths and the knowledge you possess, and focus your job search in that sector/area for a successful career. In this modern era, it is not difficult to find a job if someone is an expert in their field.
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Ans: Hello Shubhi
There are a few changes to get admission to one of the NITs but chances are there for IIITs. Best of luck to your bright future.
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Ans: Hello Piyush.
Not possible to predict the required JEE percentile as it varies year by year. But with the mentioned percentile, you have bright chances to get admission to NFSE (National Fire Service College), Nagpur. It's advisable to participate actively in the JoSAA counselling process, as cutoffs can vary annually based on competition and seat availability.
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Ans: Hello Pooja.
You are eligible to appear for JEE (Adv) 2025 and 2026.
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Ans: Hello Santosh.
It's advisable to participate in the UPTAC counseling process and consider other reputable engineering institutes, as it would be difficult to get to the branch you mentioned. You may have better chances for admission in other branches with higher closing ranks, such as Civil, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering.
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Ans: Hello Vijay.
Your brother's SC certificate can be used for NEET admissions in Delhi. For the 15% All India Quota, an SC certificate from any state, including UP, is valid. But if he wants to apply from the Delhi state quota, then (1) A valid Delhi domicile (e.g., having completed schooling in Delhi) and (2) a SC certificate issued by the Delhi government is a must.
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Ans: Hello Sitarama
The chances of getting a seat in top-tier NITs are few, but there are chances in the newly formed NITs. It would be better to search for the other alternative options. Some of them are: (1) State Engineering Colleges (2) Private Engineering Colleges (3) Other Engineering Entrance Exams like AP EAMCET. Yet keep positive hope. Anything can happen at any time related to admission. Just keep patient till all the counseling rounds finish. Best of luck to your daughter.
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Ans: Hello Hemanth.
No, relying solely on high-weightage chapters is risky. Every aspirant has their strategy. If you are quite sure and fully confident that you can solve any question related to high-weightage chapters, then you may proceed. However, this is not practically recommended. It would be better to give equal weight to all chapters for certain success. JEE Advanced tests a deep understanding across the syllabus. To secure a seat in IIT, you need a strong grasp of all major topics, not just selective ones.
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I have already replied to your query. To view it, please copy and paste the following link in your browser: https://gurus.rediff.com/question/qdtl/career/how-private-candidate-fill-neet-ug-form-details-school-name/5197450

Ans: Hello Prashant.
Mechatronics has a promising future in academic training and favorable career opportunities in emerging technological fields. Best of luck to your bright future. Follow me if you like the reply. Thanks
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Ans: Hello dear.
Unable to understand why you have changed several boards for the 12th grade. There will be no effect on the JOSAA counseling process with you. With UP board certificate, you are eligible to B.Tech. also.
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Already replied to your question yesterday. Pl copy and poaste the following link in your browser to read it: https://gurus.rediff.com/question/qdtl/career/passed-12th-2023-cbse-board-039-m-eligible-jee-advanced/5197441#:~:text=Yes%2C%20if%20you%20appear%20for,exam%20year%20will%20be%202026.

Ans: Hello Dalavai.
Congratulations to you and your son for the greater achievement in JEE. Full chances are there to get a seat in NITs. CSE you may get or may not, but other computer-related branches will get him.
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Ans: Hello Alok.
Nothing will happen with an upset mood, and there is no point in blaming the institute at this stage. It is better to search for another path while completing the B.Tech. @ BIT Mesra. Here are a few suggestions for your daughter: (1) Start preparing for the GATE exam, which opens the doors for MTech at IITs/NITs or PSU jobs (like BHEL, NTPC, ONGC). (2) Focus on GRE and MBA (3) Join online Platforms: Coursera, NPTEL, Udemy, LinkedIn for advanced learning techniques related with EEE and CSE (4) Focus on Off-Campus Job Preparation, in which she can prepare for Aptitude, Coding, Core concepts etc (5) While in final year, create accounts on LinkedIn, Indeed, AngelList, naukri.com etc/ (5) If possible, join CDAC (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing) offer excellent 6-month PG diplomas with placement support (great ROI).(6) Talk to seniors/alumni for realistic inspiration and off-campus job guidance. (7) Consider a mock placement drive or aptitude training course in the final year.
Best of luck to your daughter for her upcoming bright future.
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Ans: Hello Dear.
Full chances to get a seat in top-tier NITs. Maybe you have to compromise with CSE. But if you are interested in CSE only, then surely you may find it in the newly formed NITs.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Forget the past and look forward to a bright future. It is a good idea to enroll in CSE if you are interested in this field. This is a practical area that also has a promising future if you excel in it. Anyone can start from scratch at any stage. Hence, it is not too late for you. Choose any top-tier private college and enroll in CSE without overthinking. Work hard. Success is achievable.
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Ans: Hello Dear.
Yes, if you appear for your 12th again through NIOS in the 2025–26 session and pass in 2026, then you will be eligible for JEE Main and JEE Advanced 2026, as your new qualifying exam year will be 2026. I would like to suggest that instead of wasting time on JEE (M) and JEE (A), appear for a state-level engineering test and score well to get admission to a top-tier college without any headache. In the final year of UG, appear for GATE and clear it to get admission to PG in IIT. This is the golden path to enter into IIT.
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Ans: Hello dear.
It would be better to open the NEET form as a candidate and start filling. Everything is to be filled according to your school T.C. and Aadhar card details i.e.. age, address, school name etc. Hence, open and start filing. It is very easy.
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