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Career Counsellor - Answered on Jun 05, 2024

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 05, 2024Hindi

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Sir, my son has 97.9 percentile with 32k rank jee mains. Please suggest if we have to take IIIT sricity, IIIT kanchipuram IIIT Dharwad, Kottayam or raichur etc...or branches like eee in NIT AP, GOA, PONDICHERRY etc.. We have other to take CSE in Karnataka state level Good colleges through KCET.

Ans: Congrats to your Son for Scoring 97.9 Percentile in JEE (Main).

Ready your question and noted your doubts for your Son.

1) Choosing the right stream depends upon your Son’s interest.
2) As far as IIITs are concerned, IIIT is best among what you have referred.
3) As far as Rankings of NITs, mentioned by you, NIT-Goa comes first. Then comes Puducherry & AP.
4) Compared to COMNEDK, getting admission into CSE with any top (Tier 1) colleges of Karnataka is difficult. If you can afford, you can try for Management Quota with RV , BMS, PES, MS Ramaiah (or) Dayananad College in Bengaluru.

Steps You Better Follow: 1) Choose the 2-3 stream options for your son 2) Shortlist IIIT Kancheepuram, NIT-Goa and / or 2-3 Top ranked colleges in Bengaluru, if you can decide for MQ 4) Apply to all these Colleges 5) After getting confirmed admissions from these colleges, finalise the best one, keeping in view the location preference, nearby cities (like Bengaluru) where Campus Placements are highest.

Hope I have clarified your doubt for your Son.

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All The BEST, Annu, for your Bright Future from RediffGURU.

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