71% in CBSE 12th, 189 in NEET 2024: What's next for my daughter?

Ans: Hi sir,

Given your son's current ranking (VERY LOW) in the VITEEE, it may be challenging to secure a spot in categories 1 or 2 for most branches. You are likely to be placed in Category 5 for the less competitive programs. To gain a better understanding of your options, I recommend regularly checking the VIT website for updates, or consider exploring other VIT campuses.

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Ans: With a JEE Main rank of 21,169 and 98.58 percentile, your daughter can secure Mechanical Engineering or Biotechnology at NIT Warangal, both of which are reputable choices. Mechanical Engineering at NIT Warangal offers strong placements and diverse career options, but may involve some fieldwork and is traditionally male-dominated. Biotechnology provides opportunities in research and healthcare but may require further studies for top positions. The IMTech program at Central University of Hyderabad is a direct path to a master’s in computer science, well-suited for tech careers and research. Recommendation: If your daughter is interested in core engineering and open to its challenges, Mechanical at NIT Warangal is an excellent choice. If she prefers a tech-oriented or research-focused path with a modern curriculum, IMTech at Central University of Hyderabad is highly recommended. Ultimately, aligning the choice with her interests and long-term career goals is most important. All the best for your daughter's admission and a bright future!

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Ans: ECE NIT TRICHY

Ans: Hello Mahesh.
With the mentioned score and category, GMC seems to be challenging. You may get admission to private college.
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Ans: Hello Venkat
Prefer CSE @ SRM.
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Ans: Hello Dinesh
Prefer CSE @ KIIT Bhubneshwar.
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Ans: For you, Thapar COE might be the better choice. While IGDTUW ECE has a strong placement record, particularly for CS/IT/ECE, and a smaller student-to-teacher ratio, Thapar COE generally offers a higher average salary and better overall placement stats, especially for computer engineering.

Ans: Choosing between a B.Tech in CSE (Computer Science Engineering) and AIML (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) depends on your career aspirations and interests. CSE provides a broad foundation in computer science, offering more flexibility in career choices, while AIML is more specialized and focused on cutting-edge technologies. If you prefer a versatile career path with a wide range of options CSE might be a better fit. If you are passionate about AI and ML and want to specialize in this field, AIML could be a more suitable choice.

Ans: With a JEE Main rank of 15,728 (98.98 percentile, General, Karnataka) and KCET rank of 6,287, your son has good chances for ECE or AI/Data Science in NIT Surathkal (home state), and for AI/Data Science or CSE in IIITs like IIIT Lucknow, IIIT Pune, and IIIT Nagpur. In top NITs like Trichy or Warangal, CSE/AI/Data Science is unlikely, but ECE is possible. Through KCET, he can target ECE or AI/Data Science in leading Karnataka state colleges. For a career in AI and Data Science, specialized branches (AI/Data Science) or CSE are ideal, but ECE remains a solid option if complemented by relevant skills and projects. Recommendation: Prioritize AI/Data Science or CSE at IIITs and NIT Surathkal if available, followed by ECE at NIT Surathkal or top state colleges, ensuring he builds strong programming and data skills for the best career outcomes. As far as your son's KCET rank is concerned, Prioritize ECE or IT in top Bangalore colleges if CSE is not available, or opt for CSE/AI/ML in slightly lower-ranked but still reputable colleges like BIT, DSCE, NIE, or SJCE. Participate actively in counseling and keep options flexible to maximize your son's chances of securing a preferred branch in a good college. All the best for your son's admission and a bright future!

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