Confused! EI in BITS Hyderabad vs Mechanical in NIT Surat: Which One?

Ans: Hi Anurag
Taking a drop when the performance this year is not up to the mark requires lot of mental strength & perseverance. If you think he is willing to give his best then only repeat is a good option.

Ans: Digital technologies like IOT VR etc

Ans: Hi
predicting admissions with marks is not possible at this moment since everyone is having different theory about cutoffs.

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Ans: Look at their rankings and talk to alumni

Ans: BIT Mera will be available under HS quota, that too Integrated M.Sc or Food Engg.
No IIIT at this rank is available.

Ans: hi
can you share JEE Main CRL & Cat Rank (if any), so that I can compare everything & suggest.

Ans: Your son’s 98% in English and 85% overall in ICSE align strongly with BA English (Hons) at top CUET colleges like St. Stephen’s College (DU), Lady Shri Ram College, or Christ University, which prioritize language proficiency and holistic profiles. However, to balance technical employability, consider interdisciplinary programs such as BA English with Digital Humanities (DU) or Integrated BA+MA in English (EFLU Hyderabad), supplemented by certifications in technical writing, project management, or business analytics to align with your family’s engineering business. Alternatively, explore BSc in Computer Applications at Ambedkar University Delhi (via CUET’s General Test) or BA Economics with Data Science (JMI), blending analytical skills with humanities. If WBJEE results permit, Jadavpur University’s Comparative Literature offers flexibility to minor in technical electives. Prioritize institutions like DU or Christ University for their industry networks, enabling internships in tech-adjacent roles (content strategy, technical documentation) while maintaining literary rigor. All the BEST for your Son's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Hello dear.
Our goals and actual circumstances often do not align. This may also apply to your situation. However, based on the score mentioned, your son has a limited or moderate likelihood of gaining admission to any government institution. I recommend that you consider adjusting your expectations with BITs and look into additional opportunities at well-regarded private colleges.
Best of luck to you.
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