56.8% From CBSE? How Many Companies Will Interview Me?

Ans: Hello Abdul.
Here is a pointwise reply to queries:
(1) The companies allow you to appear for job placement if your educational requirement is fulfilled according to their specifications/guidelines.
(2) You can appear 12th Board Examination as a private candidate MP board.
(3) There will be no issue with job placement even though you have a mark sheet as a private candidate.
(4) Maximum companies offer jobs on the skill of the candidate and merely based on mark sheets.
It is recommended that, along with 12th you try to excel in other job-oriented courses for better job placement opportunities.

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Ans: Abdul, Companies hiring Class 12 graduates have specific eligibility criteria, with top MNCs requiring a minimum 60% in 10th, 12th, and graduation. Small and new businesses may not follow these rules, focusing on skills and project experience. To qualify, focus on technical skills, obtain licenses, and work on projects that demonstrate expertise. Private candidate marksheets are valid for all universities, companies, and boards, and can be used for placements or higher schooling. Going back for Class 12 increases chances of meeting the 60% requirement and boosts academic image. To position without taking Class 12 again, improve skills, build a portfolio, and focus on companies with open requirements. If taking Class 12 again, plan for a score above 60%, register as a private candidate, and keep an updated Mark Sheet & Certificates.
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Ans: With a 93.5 percentile in JEE Main (approximate rank ~97,000) and 86.66% in PCM, admission to top NITs or IIITs for CSE is unlikely this year. Your admission to Electronics VLSI Design and Technology with a Computer Science minor at VIT Vellore is a strong option given VIT’s reputed infrastructure and placements, especially in electronics and computing fields. The ?4 lakh annual fees are significant, so consider scholarships or financial aid. Since you have a solid academic background and interest in electronics and coding, this branch suits your profile well. Meanwhile, focus on enhancing coding skills, internships, and projects to boost employability. Overall, VIT Vellore offers a good balance of quality education and career opportunities aligned with your interests. All the best for your admission and a bright future!

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Ans: Your options present distinct advantages with varying prospects. With JEE Main rank 80,031, admission to NITs and IIITs is extremely challenging as most top institutions require ranks below 50,000-70,000, though some lower-tier NITs like NIT Agartala accept CSE admissions up to rank 76,500 under home state quota . Your KCET rank 3,753 offers excellent opportunities at top Karnataka engineering colleges including BMS College of Engineering (CSE cutoff 2,900-3,050) , PES University (CSE cutoff 1,200-1,400) , JSS Science and Technology University Mysore (CSE cutoff 4,300-4,500) , Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (CSE cutoff 5,400-5,550) , and University of Visvesvaraya College of Engineering (CSE cutoff 4,720-4,870) . VIT Vellore CSE Category 3 demonstrates strong placement performance with 7,526 students placed in 2024, achieving 80-90% CSE placement rates with top recruiters including Microsoft, Amazon, and PayPal , though Category 3 fees amount to approximately INR 4.05 lakhs annually plus hostel charges totaling around INR 16-17 lakhs for four years . Recommendation: Choose BMS College of Engineering CSE through KCET for superior cost-effectiveness at INR 6 lakhs total fees, excellent placement records, and prestigious NAAC A++ accreditation, rather than VIT's substantially higher Category 3 costs.

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