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Study Abroad Expert - Answered on Dec 02, 2024

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Question by Balasubramanian on Nov 30, 2024Hindi

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My son is completing B.Com F&A this year. He already got campus placement in EA. After 2 or 3 years, I would like to send him to Europe for higher studies. Request expert guidance please. Thank you

Ans: Hi Balasubramanian

First of all, congratulations to your son on his campus placement with EA! That’s a fantastic achievement and a great start to his career.

In response to your plan of sending him to Europe for higher studies after a couple of years, this could be an excellent decision. Europe offers world-class institutions like SKEMA Business School in France and Aston University in the UK, both known for their strong business programs and global exposure. Studying abroad will provide him with a broader perspective, valuable industry connections, and enhanced career opportunities.

After gaining some work experience, he will be in a great position to pursue further studies and benefit from a top-tier education abroad.

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Asked by Anonymous - Dec 18, 2023Hindi

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My son is in 10th now, what are his options for studying abroad?

Ans: Hello,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to hear that your son is currently studying in the 10th grade. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that studying overseas will offer your son access to a world of endless opportunities. Although certain programs are designed keeping secondary school students in mind, you would be glad to know that summer programs or pre-college programs designed specifically for younger students, in turn, offering them exposure to a variety of academic disciplines, cultural backgrounds, as well as various events in life, are offered by a number of colleges and institutions. I would recommend that your son looks into the language immersion classes, summer study programs, as well as the exchange programs that these academic institutions and universities have to offer. Not just that, remember that he can plan beforehand and also make sure that he adheres to the requirements for any programs he might be interested in taking up after he completes high school by conducting a study on the prerequisites for securing admission to foreign universities as soon as possible. Moreover, for students’ his age, aspiring to pursue education overseas, getting in touch with academic advisors or guidance counselors can also prove beneficial as they will be able to offer useful information pertaining to the myriad of possibilities available.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 01, 2024Hindi

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My son is going to finish his 12th grade What about doing bachelors in Schengen countries

Ans: Opting for a bachelor's degree in Schengen countries, like Germany or the Netherlands, provides access to high-quality education and diverse cultures. Explore English-taught programs, which many universities offer. Research tuition fees, living costs, and admission requirements. Check language proficiency and consider visa regulations. Discussing these aspects will help your son make an informed decision about studying in a Schengen country.

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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 16, 2024Hindi

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My son is pursuing Diploma in Computer Science after 10th and is interested in going abroad. He is an average student passionate about football.What are the options

Ans: After Diploma he can't go abroad for studies. First he has to complete the degree course. Football is his hobby. Let him enjoy that. But for abroad studies graduation is must. Regards.Professor........................:)

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 11, 2025Hindi

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My son will be completing his B.Tech. in CSE next year (2026) from VIT Chennai. He has just started his final year. Amongst different options, he is considering post graduation and further higher studies in Europe. Which will be good universities in Europe to apply? What is the time and process of application? What is the cost of education and whether there are any financial support available?

Ans: Hello,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am glad to know that your son is currently studying in the final year of B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering at VIT Chennai post which he is looking to pursue his higher education in Europe. You would be glad to know that a number of outstanding choices for postgraduate studies in Computer Science are offered across Europe, especially in nations such as Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands, and France. There are a number of leading universities that are renowned for their robust research output, industry partnerships, and global student assistance. These include ETH Zurich (Switzerland), TU Munich and RWTH Aachen (Germany), University of Amsterdam and TU Delft (Netherlands). Given that your son is in his final year, I would suggest that he starts preparing right away- as the majority of application deadlines fall between November and January for programs commencing in the following September.

Coming to the application procedure, this generally entails submitting academic transcripts, scores of English language proficiency tests like the IELTS or TOEFL, a Statement of Purpose (SOP), recommendation letters, and a Curriculum Vitae (CV). Even though a number of programs are instructed in English, a fundamental understanding of the local language may also be required in certain countries like Germany. Next, I would like to let you know that costs differ to a great extent: minimal or tuition-free education is offered at public universities in Germany or certain Nordic nations, whereas Switzerland or the Netherlands may charge between €8,000–€20,000 annually. Scholarships such as Erasmus+, DAAD (Germany), and particular university-based grants offer monetary assistance, and thus, I would suggest that your son looks into and applies for the same as soon as possible.

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 23, 2026Hindi

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Hello sir My son gets 35210 rank in mains, resident of Maharashtra, looking for CSE/ECS/EE What are possibilities Please guide on IIITs like Surat, vadodara, nagpur and Bhopal

Ans: At CRL 35,210, General male, Maharashtra, CSE in top NITs is difficult, but strong chances exist for CSE/ECE in several IIITs and ECE/EE in some NITs/GFTIs. JoSAA confirms Open-seat cut-offs are based on CRL rank.

For your target IIITs:
IIIT Surat – CSE is borderline/tough, but ECE is realistic. In 2025, IIIT Surat ECE closed around 31k–33k+, while CSE was around 24k–26k in regular rounds.
IIIT Vadodara / IIIT-Vadodara International Campus Diu – better chances for CSE/ECE, especially Diu campus.
IIIT Nagpur – ECE/EE-related branches possible; CSE tougher.
IIIT Bhopal – CSE tough but ECE/IT-related options possible.

Also try VNIT Nagpur (EE/Mechanical), MANIT Bhopal, SVNIT Surat, NIT Raipur, NIT Jalandhar for ECE/EE/lower CSE-allied branches. Backup: CSAB, MHT-CET CAP counselling, COEP/VJTI/SPIT/PICT, and good private colleges. Prioritise branch interest over only institute tag.

At CRL 35,210, General male, Maharashtra, CSE in top NITs is difficult, but strong chances exist for CSE/ECE in several IIITs and ECE/EE in some NITs/GFTIs. JoSAA confirms Open-seat cut-offs are based on CRL rank.

For your target IIITs:
IIIT Surat – CSE is borderline/tough, but ECE is realistic. In 2025, IIIT Surat ECE closed around 31k–33k+, while CSE was around 24k–26k in regular rounds.
IIIT Vadodara / IIIT-Vadodara International Campus Diu – better chances for CSE/ECE, especially Diu campus.
IIIT Nagpur – ECE/EE-related branches possible; CSE tougher.
IIIT Bhopal – CSE tough but ECE/IT-related options possible.

Also try VNIT Nagpur (EE/Mechanical), MANIT Bhopal, SVNIT Surat, NIT Raipur, NIT Jalandhar for ECE/EE/lower CSE-allied branches. Backup: CSAB, MHT-CET CAP counselling, COEP/VJTI/SPIT/PICT, and good private colleges. Prioritise branch interest over only institute tag.

At CRL 35,210, General male, Maharashtra, CSE in top NITs is difficult, but strong chances exist for CSE/ECE in several IIITs and ECE/EE in some NITs/GFTIs. JoSAA confirms Open-seat cut-offs are based on CRL rank.

For your target IIITs:
IIIT Surat – CSE is borderline/tough, but ECE is realistic. In 2025, IIIT Surat ECE closed around 31k–33k+, while CSE was around 24k–26k in regular rounds.
IIIT Vadodara / IIIT-Vadodara International Campus Diu – better chances for CSE/ECE, especially Diu campus.
IIIT Nagpur – ECE/EE-related branches possible; CSE tougher.
IIIT Bhopal – CSE tough but ECE/IT-related options possible.

Also try VNIT Nagpur (EE/Mechanical), MANIT Bhopal, SVNIT Surat, NIT Raipur, NIT Jalandhar for ECE/EE/lower CSE-allied branches. Backup: CSAB, MHT-CET CAP counselling, COEP/VJTI/SPIT/PICT, and good private colleges. Prioritise branch interest over only institute tag.

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At CRL 35,210, General male, Maharashtra, CSE in top NITs is difficult, but strong chances exist for CSE/ECE in several IIITs and ECE/EE in some NITs/GFTIs. JoSAA confirms Open-seat cut-offs are based on CRL rank.

For your target IIITs:
IIIT Surat – CSE is borderline/tough, but ECE is realistic. In 2025, IIIT Surat ECE closed around 31k–33k+, while CSE was around 24k–26k in regular rounds.
IIIT Vadodara / IIIT-Vadodara International Campus Diu – better chances for CSE/ECE, especially Diu campus.
IIIT Nagpur – ECE/EE-related branches possible; CSE tougher.
IIIT Bhopal – CSE tough but ECE/IT-related options possible.

Also try VNIT Nagpur (EE/Mechanical), MANIT Bhopal, SVNIT Surat, NIT Raipur, NIT Jalandhar for ECE/EE/lower CSE-allied branches. Backup: CSAB, MHT-CET CAP counselling, COEP/VJTI/SPIT/PICT, and good private colleges. Prioritise branch interest over only institute tag.

At CRL 35,210, General male, Maharashtra, CSE in top NITs is difficult, but strong chances exist for CSE/ECE in several IIITs and ECE/EE in some NITs/GFTIs. JoSAA confirms Open-seat cut-offs are based on CRL rank.

For your target IIITs:
IIIT Surat – CSE is borderline/tough, but ECE is realistic. In 2025, IIIT Surat ECE closed around 31k–33k+, while CSE was around 24k–26k in regular rounds.
IIIT Vadodara / IIIT-Vadodara International Campus Diu – better chances for CSE/ECE, especially Diu campus.
IIIT Nagpur – ECE/EE-related branches possible; CSE tougher.
IIIT Bhopal – CSE tough but ECE/IT-related options possible.

Also try VNIT Nagpur (EE/Mechanical), MANIT Bhopal, SVNIT Surat, NIT Raipur, NIT Jalandhar for ECE/EE/lower CSE-allied branches. Backup: CSAB, MHT-CET CAP counselling, COEP/VJTI/SPIT/PICT, and good private colleges. Prioritise branch interest over only institute tag.

For your son's rank, CSE in top NITs is difficult, but strong chances exist for CSE/ECE in several IIITs and ECE/EE in some NITs/GFTIs. JoSAA confirms Open-seat cut-offs are based on CRL rank.

You can try for IIIT Surat – CSE is borderline/tough, but ECE is realistic. In 2025, IIIT Surat ECE closed around 31k–33k+, while CSE was around 24k–26k in regular rounds. IIIT Vadodara / IIIT-Vadodara International Campus Diu – better chances for CSE/ECE, especially Diu campus. IIIT Nagpur – ECE/EE-related branches possible; CSE tougher. IIIT Bhopal – CSE tough but ECE/IT-related options possible. You can also try VNIT Nagpur (EE/Mechanical), MANIT Bhopal, SVNIT Surat, NIT Raipur, NIT Jalandhar for ECE/EE/lower CSE-allied branches. Have the following backups: CSAB, MHT-CET CAP counselling, COEP/VJTI/SPIT/PICT, and good private colleges. Prioritise branch interest over only institute tag. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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My son jee mains 30000 rank General category me kya koi NIIT or IIIT CSE or ECE , Milsakta hai ? Kindly Advise

Ans: You have not mentioned your son's home state. Given his rank, securing a CSE seat in NITs may be challenging, but admission to ECE in some NITs and CSE/IT/ECE in several IIITs is more realistic, especially during the later JoSAA and CSAB rounds. Consider applying to IIIT Una, IIIT Kottayam, IIIT Dharwad, IIIT Kalyani, IIIT Bhagalpur, IIIT Raichur, IIIT Manipur, and IIIT Agartala. For ECE, newer and mid-tier NITs and IIITs are good options. The CSAB special rounds are crucial as they fill vacant seats after JoSAA. It is also important for your son to have backup options through GFTIs, state counseling, and reputable private CSE colleges. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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Question by kaivalya - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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ihave got 92.67 in jee 2026. what is the option now

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My son got 170000 rank in jee main...nd my son want cse branch...is it possible in any good nd reputed government college?

Ans: Admission to top NITS/IIITs seems unlikely. You can try lower-ranked govt colleges/IIITs or state colleges for CSE, or consider other branches in NITs via CSAB.

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Question by sreenivasulu - Apr 23, 2026Hindi

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My daughter got jee mains 89.28 percentile /ews.in which colleges she will get admission

Ans: You have not mentioned your daughter's home state. Anyway, please note, with an 89.28 percentile as an EWS female candidate, the chances of securing a CSE seat in top NITs or IIITs are low. However, she may have opportunities in lower-ranked branches at newer NITs, some IIITs, and GFTIs, with better prospects during the CSAB special rounds. You can consider applying to IIIT Kurnool, IIIT Manipur, IIIT Dharwad, IIIT Raichur, IIIT Bhagalpur, IIIT Kalyani, and various GFTIs. While CSE and ECE seats may be challenging to obtain, other branches might become available in later rounds or through CSAB. It is advisable to also explore backup options through state counseling and reputable private universities. ALL the BEST for Your Daughter's Prosperous Future!

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Dear sir, Im based at chandigarh.My daughter got rank 99510 general in jee 2026,chandigarh home state. Is there any chance of getting admission in chandigarh or near Chandigarh, Mumbai, hyderabad.cs,ece for Btech

Ans: You can try PEC Chandigarh through JAC Chandigarh separately, not JoSAA. Through JoSAA/CSAB, fill IIIT Una, IIIT Sonepat, IIIT Kalyani, IIIT Bhagalpur, IIIT Manipur, IIIT Raichur, IIIT Dharwad, but CSE/ECE may mostly depend on CSAB vacancy movement. You must have backup options of JAC Chandigarh, HSTES Haryana, Punjab colleges, IPU Delhi, Private Universities, and State counselling. Prioritise branch interest + placement record, not only institute tag. ALL the BEST for Your Daughter's Prosperous Future!

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Question by Jyotsna - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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Hello Sir, my daughter got 50564 rank in JEE mains 2026, in General category. Any chances in any of the NIT's in South India? Why beaches can she apply to?

Ans: Chances with South NITs are slim. You may try for lower branches in lower NITs. Yet the chances are on the borderline. Better to keep an alternative option open.

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 23, 2026Hindi

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My son got 98.2 percentile in JEE mains and rank of 28550, has domicile of UP. Which all places he is likely to get good branch like CSE?

Ans: At CRL 28,550, NIT CSE is difficult, including MNNIT Allahabad CSE. Better CSE chances are in IIITs, especially IIIT Bhagalpur, IIIT Kalyani, IIIT Agartala, IIIT Raichur, IIIT Dharwad, IIIT Manipur, IIIT Kottayam, IIIT Una/Sonepat in later rounds or CSAB. Some 2024 IIIT CSE closing ranks crossed 30k–37k. Also fill ECE/IT/AI-related branches in better IIITs and lower NIT branches. Have CSAB as a backup option. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 23, 2026Hindi

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Hi Sir, My Son has score 98.4 percentile in JEE Mains 2026 and CRL is 25624. We are General Category, Gender-Neutral and Home state is Telangana. He is more interest in Mechanical Stream for the b.Tech. Can you please advise best possible college options for him?

Ans: At CRL 25,624, General male, Telangana HS, Mechanical is a realistic target. NIT Warangal Mechanical may be difficult in regular JoSAA, as recent HS Open Mechanical closing ranks were around 15k–17k in early 2025 rounds and around 15k in 2024 Round 1. Better Mechanical options: NIT Calicut, NIT Rourkela, NIT Durgapur, NIT Patna, NIT Raipur, MANIT Bhopal, VNIT Nagpur, NIT Jalandhar, NIT Silchar, plus CSAB round. Also consider NIT Warangal Metallurgy/Chemical/Civil. dditionally, please review the JoSAA opening and closing ranks from the last 2-3 years to gain further insights and better understand admission trends. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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Question by Dinesh - Apr 23, 2026Hindi

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Mere bete ka IIT jii main maine 85 percetile hai, 12th pass sikar se kiya hai. Home town UP main hai, category General hai 12th marks 85 percentage hai. AI, cse, kaha par batter chance hain, abhi delhi main hai. Aur kya kar sakta hai .pl advise

Ans: Dinesh Sir, CSAB Special Rounds try karo, GFTIs/newer institutes mein lower branches, aur private/state options. Sikar se padha hai to confirm karo ki Home State eligibility Rajasthan school state follow karega ya UP hometown. JoSAA & CSAB pe sirf depend mat karo, ye backups rakho: AKTU/UP counselling, REAP Rajasthan, IPU Delhi, BCA/B.Sc IT, Private CSE/AI colleges. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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