Sir can I choose rvce eee over msrit ai&ml

Ans: Based on your daughter's score, the chances of securing admission in NIT/IIIT for CSE, ECE, or core branches through JoSAA regular rounds are very low. She may explore some GFTIs or lower-demand branches primarily through CSAB special rounds. For JAC Delhi, DTU, NSUT, and IIIT-D for CSE/ECE are generally unrealistic at this rank. However, as a female candidate, she should strongly consider IGDTUW, where Delhi-region female cutoffs tend to be lower than DTU and NSUT. Still, admission in CSE, IT, or ECE may be challenging, with possibilities mainly in MAE, dual-degree, or lower branches if her rank aligns with spot round trends. It is advisable to keep backup options open, including IPU counselling, JAC spot rounds, CSAB rounds, and private Delhi-NCR colleges, and to manage JAC, IPU, and CSAB options together for the best chances. ALL the BEST for Your Daughter's Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Yes, you can try through CSAB rounds. Your near-realistic options include IIIT Bhagalpur, IIIT Kalyani, IIIT Ranchi, IIIT Agartala, IIIT Senapati, IIIT Bhopal (ECE), newer IIITs, and GFTIs. You also have strong chances through CSAB special rounds, where cutoffs often relax. Keep hope for ECE, IT, or CSE admission in newer IIITs via CSAB, but also maintain a Plan B with GFTIs and your state counselling options. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Sanmathi, Official COMEDK Round 1 and final cutoff PDFs show that RVCE remains the most competitive college. Over the past 2–3 years, approximate closing ranks for CSE were RVCE: 200–500, BMSCE: 800–1500, MSRIT: 700–1600, DSCE: 2500–4500, and BIT Bangalore: 4000–7000. For ECE, approximate closing ranks were RVCE: 1200–1800, BMSCE: 2500–4000, MSRIT: 2500–4500, DSCE: 7000–9000, and NIE Mysore: 7000–9500. Cutoffs vary each year based on branch demand, seat matrix, and counselling rounds, so it is important to keep Round 2, Round 3, and backup colleges ready to increase your chances of admission. It is advisable to fill in the maximum number of choices allowed in the COMEDK counselling window to improve your chances of securing admission. By selecting a wide range of colleges and branches, you increase the likelihood of getting a seat that fits your preferences and rank. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Sanmathi, the answer is NO. With only 10 days left for COMEDK, joining a full-fledged coaching course is not ideal as there isn’t enough time to adjust to a new schedule or syllabus. Please consider backup options such as KCET, NITTE Meenakshi, Dayanand Sagar, PES, BIT, RUAS, BMS, RVCE, MSRIT etc., either through entrance exams and/or management quota, if affordable. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Satyam, With a CRL rank of 41,000 and OBC-NCL rank of 12,200 in the UP home state category, securing a CSE seat in a top-10 NIT is not realistic, and even admission to ECE in these top NITs is highly challenging, as recent JoSAA cutoffs for CSE/ECE in leading NITs close much earlier.

Your best options would be lower-ranked branches at MNNIT Allahabad, possibly EE through home state quota, newer IIITs for CSE/IT, and seats through GFTIs or CSAB rounds. Consider IIIT Bhagalpur, IIIT Bhopal, IIIT Una, IIIT Ranchi, BIT Mesra (GFTI), Assam University, and Gurukula Kangri as potential choices. Keep the CSAB rounds as a backup option.

Additionally, I recommend reviewing the JoSAA opening and closing ranks from the past 2-3 years to gain better insights into admission trends. This will assist you in selecting the best choices of institutions and branches. Please consider having 3-4 additional backup options of reputed private engineering colleges in and around UP, especially if you can secure a scholarship. These can provide valuable alternatives alongside the options through JoSAA and CSAB rounds. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Rajesh Sir, I hope your son has scored over 400 in the KIITEEE. While the chances of securing admission in the CSE branch are moderate with this score, it is not guaranteed. I recommend considering backup options such as OJEE and other private engineering colleges, especially if the primary focus is on the CSE branch. It’s best not to rely solely on KIIT for admission. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Raju Sir, With a 97.6 percentile and AIR 37,664 from Haryana, the most realistic target is lower-to-mid branches at NIT Kurukshetra through the Home State quota. CSE admission is unlikely, but branches like ECE, EE, Mechanical, Civil, and Production may be attainable depending on the counseling round and year.

For stronger backup options in Haryana, consider top state colleges such as YMCA Faridabad, DCRUST Murthal, and GJU Hisar, which offer good opportunities for CSE and ECE.

Among IIITs, admission to CSE is unlikely at this rank. Only newer IIITs may have openings in lower-demand branches.

It is also advisable to review JoSAA opening and closing ranks from the last 2-3 years to gain deeper insights and better understand current admission trends. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Yuvanath Sir, You have not mentioned your son's Home State. Anyway, please note, with a CRL of 95,539 and an OBC-NCL rank of 31,008, admission to CSE in NITs and IIITs is very unlikely. However, ECE may be possible in newer IIITs and some GFTIs where OBC-NCL closing ranks are higher. Recent IIIT cutoffs indicate OBC-NCL CSE closing ranks at IIIT Kota, Nagpur, Pune, and Surat range between 8,000 and 12,000, while ECE closes around 11,000 to 16,000—both above your ranks.

For government universities, focus on newer IIITs, GFTIs, and state colleges through CSAB or JoSAA spot rounds.
To improve admission chances, prioritize branches like ECE, EEE, IT, Mechanical, and other lower-demand programs over CSE. It is also recommended to review JoSAA opening and closing ranks from the last 2-3 years to gain further insights and better understand current admission trends. Have 3-4 Private Engineering Colleges also as backups, instead of relying only on JoSAA/CSAB. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Based on your son's 99.71 percentile, he has a strong chance of becoming a good ranker in JEE Advanced as well. If he scores well there, IIT admission can be his first preference.

With a JEE Main All India Rank (AIR) around 4,700 and 99.71 percentile, your son can realistically target CSE in several NITs, especially under the West Bengal home-state quota. Typically, top NIT CSE closing ranks range between 1,500 and 5,000—for example, recent CSE closing ranks include NIT Trichy at 1,449, Surathkal at 1,827, Warangal at 2,409, Rourkela at 3,431, Calicut at 5,222, and MNNIT Allahabad at 4,594.

For West Bengal home-state candidates, NIT Durgapur CSE is a strong and realistic target, and your son may also secure ECE, EEE, or IT branches at other NITs depending on the round and seat availability.

Backup options to consider include newer IIIT campuses offering CSE/ECE, lower-demand branches at NITs, and IIEST Shibpur. While CSE in top NITs is achievable, the choice of branch and timing of counseling rounds will play a significant role. Once the JEE Advanced exam is over, your son can check the answer key on the same day or the next to estimate his expected score and AIR. He should then promptly review the JoSAA opening and closing ranks from the past 2-3 years to gain deeper insights and better understand admission trends, focusing first on reputed IITs and then on NITs. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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