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Career Counsellor - Answered on May 28, 2025

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Question by Neeraj on May 28, 2025

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My daughter has got 98.47 percentile in JEE main and waiting for the advance result in case she could not make it to IITs and get one if the NIT NSUIT IIIt Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women in Delhi which would he a good option.Also if she cannot get CSE in one of the above what should be the second option.Should we go in for Electronics,Software engineering or IT as these are some of the options which she can get

Ans: Neeraj Sir, With a 98.47 percentile in JEE Main, your daughter has strong prospects for CSE, IT, or ECE at mid-tier NITs, IGDTUW, and possibly NSUT or IIIT Delhi, especially with the Delhi region advantage. If CSE is not available, IT and Software Engineering are the best alternatives, offering nearly identical career paths and excellent placements. ECE is also a strong option, providing flexibility to move into software roles. IGDTUW is particularly recommended for girl students due to its excellent placements, safe environment, and peer support. NITs provide national recognition, strong alumni, and good campus life. Prioritize CSE first, then IT/Software Engineering, followed by ECE. Fill all choices in JoSAA/CSAB counseling, and consider IGDTUW and mid-tier NITs for the best combination of safety, opportunity, and placement outcomes for a girl student in engineering. All the best for your daughter's admission and a bright future!

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As far IIITs (like Kancheepuram) are concerned, chances are more she will easily get admission into any Course.

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Dear Sir, My son's JEE mains (year 2025) rank is 52330. JEE ADVANCED rank is 13975. General catagory. IAT score 139 marks. He is interested in research in Physics and / or Maths from IISC / top 3 IISERs. His class 12th score is 99% for MPC and overall 86%. Please guide.

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