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Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, Kondhwa – closing percentile ~51.35 for Mechanical
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Central University of Jammu – Integrated B.Sc + M.Sc (Chemistry): general cutoff 120–90 marks

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Vivekanand Education Society’s Institute of Technology, Chembur (NAAC A, IT & CSE EWS cutoff ~75–80 percentile)
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Dear Sir, My son has secured a seat for B. Tech in CSE (2025-29) in VIT Chennai. He is getting an opportunity for dual degree programme, which allows one to pursue engineering at BITS Pilani and a master's in management from BITS School of Management (BITSoM) Mumbai, simultaneously. Request your view that is this option of BE+PGDM dual degree course in 5 years from BITs is better than only B. Tech in 4 years from VIT? Kindly guide me. Regards,
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I am married since 25 years and aged 45. In a fit of rage left home as all these years despite of giving whole life no body had ever recognised my efforts. My husband always lived abroad and I lived with my Mother in law and children managing everything alone. Being a working lady it was very tedious but still with pride I did so......Always I was asked wha did u do? A lot of support from my mom side also was given but even they were humiliated. In a fit of rage, disappointment I left home and lived in isolation giving space to myself for 20 days and during this time my MIL had brain stroke and was in ICU and the moment i got to know I rushed to hosptl but my husband and inlaws threw me out of home and hosptl making me responsible for her condition and death. Right now im living with my mom since a month and husband says he doesnt need me. I need him , i love him. I am shattered now. Please suggest what do i do? He is not ready to talk to me neother any of my sisters in law are. I am a working lady but family is equally important. Question on my character is also being raised. Kindly suggest
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"I need my family, but does my family also need me? Have they needed me all these years?"
You are never going to get a medal for being the sacrificial lamb that you have been for so many years. If they are unable to understand even a small frustration of yours and question your character over it without even for once seeing all the things that you have done, should their thoughts and behavior not give you a clear indication as to what kind of a family you are married into?
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I am 27 years old normal middle class girl , I have a family of 5 including my parents and one sister and brother. I am a software engineer earning 1 lakh. My mother is very happy and proud of me , but at the same time she has burdened me with over expectations . She asked me to renovate our old house , to which i happily agreed . But she kept asking for more. Because of her bad marriage she asked me not to marry , but i already have a boyfriend . I doubt that now more than the fear of marrying wrong person she is more afraid of the money which will be gone out of the house, if i marry someone. Because she never forbid marriage to my sister and brother , in fact she keeps planning for their marriage . i thought i will handle these problems later, by telling her that how nice my boyfriend is. Now the worst part is , she even asked me to buy flat for my brother , after i am done rennovating our house . I denied, which left her confused . But she never pushes my brother towards study and these days even my brother has become careless . She still thinks that my money is our family money forever, because I should never marry . I had several fights with her because I kept nagging her to ask my brother to study . Actually she thinks that I am brilliant and I should do everything for my brother, and my brother is not that intelligent like me . My mom is failed to understand that my brother is a lazy guy who doesn't want to study . She is not focused in overall growth of our family where everyone work hard, she is just happy that I started earning and it doesn't matter much that any other family member is earning or not . All these things are burdening me .
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You have officially become the ATM for your family. Move out of home...You can always contribute some portion towards the family even by staying out BUT at least you will have a life to build and your brother will start to also become serious and build his career and think about supporting the family as well.
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Hello sir, pls revert my query, my last query was unanswered. My son has got BE civil in bits in iteration 1. His score is 231. What are further prospects of career and job in be civil
Ans: Sheetal Madam, Graduating in Civil Engineering from BITS Pilani opens diverse roles in structural design, infrastructure development, transportation planning, environmental management and geotechnical consulting, leveraging rigorous practice?school internships and industry?linked labs. Strong faculty mentorship and access to cutting-edge software (STAAD.Pro, Revit, Primavera) underpins skills in project lifecycle management and sustainable engineering. BITS Pilani’s UG placement rates have remained robust over the last three cohorts—91.8% (2021), 93.6% (2022) and 90.1% (2023)—with top recruiters like Larsen & Toubro and Jacobs engaging civil graduates. Specializations in smart-city planning, water resources and disaster resilience further enhance employability across public and private sectors.

Recommendation Leverage BITS Pilani’s practice-school exposure and campus placements by targeting structural and infrastructure consulting roles early, while pursuing certifications in BIM and green building. Engage in elective research projects on sustainable materials to strengthen candidature for leadership positions in urban development and multinational engineering firms. All the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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