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Education Expert - Answered on Dec 21, 2023

Mayank Kumar is the co-founder and managing director of upGrad, a higher EdTech company. With over 10 years of experience in the education sector, Kumar can offer guidance about degree courses, campus, job-linked and executive programmes and studying abroad.An MBA graduate from ISB Hyderabad, he holds a BTech in mechanical engineering from IIT Delhi.... more

Question by Aryan on Oct 02, 2023Hindi

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Doubt regarding bsc(honours) and BS(research) from iisc My friend listed difference in the BS (research) from iisc and a Normal bsc (honors) especially. He said e.g, NLM is taught in both, but in BS, we'll study more of its theory and "application" and in bsc honors we won't study the application part. Is that true?

Ans: Hi Aryan, To help you understand the difference better, think of BSc (Honours) and BS (Research) at IISc like 2 cooking classes. The research program is hands-on, where you get to cook and experiment with different recipes (practical application). The honors program is more like understanding the science behind cooking and learning about ingredients and techniques in-depth (theoretical foundations). It's important to thoroughly review each program's curriculum, understand the offerings, and make an informed decision based on your academic objectives. Also, take into consideration your abilities and expectations post the course completion

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Asked by Anonymous - Aug 30, 2023Hindi

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I want yo know if the Btech integrated 6 year course after 10th std offered by Nmims has equal value to the Btech course done after the 12th? Would you recommend it? What is the value of such courses abroad or jobs in India? MIT pune also offers a similar course

Ans: The value of an integrated B.Tech. program after the 10th standard versus a traditional B.Tech. program after the 12th standard depends on various factors. Generally, both paths lead to a B.Tech. degree, and the value often lies in the institution's reputation and the specific program.

NMIMS and MIT Pune are reputable institutions, and their integrated programs are designed to provide a comprehensive education. However, it's essential to consider the following:

1. Curriculum and Accreditation: Assess the curriculum and accreditation of the integrated program to ensure it aligns with industry standards.
2. Internships and Industry Exposure: Evaluate the opportunities for internships and industry exposure, as practical experience is crucial in the job market.
3. Career Opportunities: Research the placement records and career opportunities for graduates of both programs.
4. Flexibility: Consider the flexibility of the integrated program in terms of adapting to changing career goals or pursuing higher education.

In India, integrated programs are gaining acceptance, and reputable institutions like NMIMS and MIT Pune are recognized. And abroad, some universities may have specific entry requirements, so it's advisable to check with the institutions directly.

Ultimately, the decision depends on your preferences, career goals, and the specific offerings of each program. If the integrated course at NMIMS or MIT Pune aligns with your aspirations and provides adequate industry exposure, it can be a valuable choice. Consider contacting alums, attending information sessions, and gathering as much information as possible before deciding.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 27, 2024Hindi

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Dear sir, My son is getting BTech ME in IITB and BS Honours 4 year program in IISc Bangalore. Which should he choose?

Ans: Prefer IIT-B-BTech-ME. All the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future.

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Question by Venkata - Jul 08, 2025Hindi

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Thank you sir. How about IISC B.S (Research) in comparison with the above?

Ans: If your son is primarily interested in research studies, that preference can take priority.

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 25, 2026Hindi

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Sir good morning, My son jee mains 2026 2nd got 89 percentile. and AIR 169813 and belong to obc ncl.home state up.he is want cse/ core branch nit or iiit and other govt college/ MEC pune plz tell me.

Ans: Good Morning! Based on your rank, securing CSE in NITs or top IIITs during regular JoSAA rounds is very difficult. Your realistic options mainly include newer IIITs (with better chances in ECE/IT and lower chances in CSE), lower NIT core branches, and GFTIs through JoSAA and CSAB special rounds. Consider institutions like IIIT Bhagalpur, IIIT Ranchi, IIIT Kalyani, IIIT Agartala, IIIT Manipur, IIIT Una (though chances are lower), Assam University, Gurukula Kangri, BIT Mesra off-campus, and lower core branches (Civil, Mechanical, Production, Metallurgy) at NIT Srinagar or Agartala. For MEC Pune, government CSE options like COEP, MIT-WPU, or PCCOE are likely preferred, making government CSE difficult; however, reputed private colleges in Pune for CSE/ECE remain strong backup choices. It is advisable to keep CSAB, AKTU counselling, Maharashtra State CAP Counselling, and private college (in and around UP) options together. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Question by GARVIT - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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NAMASKAR SIR, MY SON GOT 92.9400311 percentile and crl 109654 with haryana home state he wants to pursue cse/ai/ml branches tech related so now he is targetting viteee,comedk,cuet and bits pilani. Our main focus is to prepare him for bits pilani as it's level is equivalent or better than many iits so just wanna know if it is a good decision

Ans: Namaskar! Joining BITS Pilani is a good decision; however, please note that admission is highly competitive, typically requiring a minimum of 250–260 marks for MSc programs and 290–320 marks for BE programs, especially for the CSE branch, depending on the campus. COMEDK can be a strong second option, targeting top colleges like RVCE, BMSCE, and MSRIT. If feasible and desired, PES can serve as another backup. Additionally, consider VIT Bhopal as a third backup and CUET as a fourth. Also, keep Thapar and 2–3 other reputed private engineering colleges in Haryana as further backup options to maximize chances. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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Question by Sandeep - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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My son got 94.37 percentile in JEE Main and has 87994 ranks in General Category. Please suggest me that he can get admission in CSE and ECE branch in IIITs or NIIT or any reputed Private Colleges with good placement records.

Ans: Sandeep Sir, you have not mentioned your son's Home State. Please note, based on your son's score, admission to NIT CSE/ECE in regular JoSAA rounds is unlikely. Recent JoSAA and CSAB cutoff trends indicate that good IIIT CSE/ECE seats close much earlier, but CSAB rounds may provide opportunities in newer IIITs and GFTIs. Consider options like IIIT Bhagalpur, IIIT Agartala, IIIT Kalyani, IIIT Ranchi, IIIT Senapati, IIIT Manipur, Assam University, Gurukula Kangri, and BIT Mesra off-campuses, mainly for ECE, IT, and CSE branches. For reputed private colleges with stronger placement ecosystems, apply to Thapar, LNMIIT Jaipur, Plaksha, Jaypee Noida, MIT Jaipur, VIT, and SRM Ghaziabad/Noida. Additionally, keep your son's State counselling and CSAB Special Round as mandatory backups. It is generally preferable to choose CSE/IT in a good private college over other branches in a lesser-known government institute. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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Hi Sir, My daughter in Gen category has scored 88 percentile in jee mains with home state quota of Delhi.. what are the possible admissions?

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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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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Hello sir,i got 93.8 percentile and 96123 crl rank and obc ncl rank is 31,000 and my home state is telangana pls suggest me iiits cse or ece for me ,iam getting good iiits and nits in csab according to last year can i keep hope on it sir.

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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Question by Sanmathi - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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comedk engineering colleges cutoff

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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Question by Sanmathi - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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is joining to any coaching courses a good idea to attend karnataka Comed K exams in just 10 days to go

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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Question by Satyam - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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sir i have got 12200 rank in obc ncl category amd crl 41k in jee main 2026 and my homesate is Uttar Pradesh sir can i get cse or ece in top10 nit or any other government colleges

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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Question by Rajesh - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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My son given examination of KIIT,Bhubneshwar 2026 & got 85% number.How much chances to get CSE at KIIT,Bhubneshwar

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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Question by Raju - Apr 24, 2026Hindi

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Sir my son got 97.6 percentile with 37664 rank belongs to general category from Haryana state, please suggest best possible college and branch

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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