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Should I choose Thapar COE, BITS Pilani Integrated MSc, or Top NITs?

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Question by Amandeep on Jul 02, 2024Hindi

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Hi sir My son is getting coe in thapar and integrated msc in bits pilani...as far as his jee mains rank is concerned the best he can get is dtu mechanical or ice at nsut. He is more interested in bits tag but I m a bit sceptical about the integrated course. Plz guide

Ans: Amandeep Sir, you have NOT mentioned your son has got MSc in which Stream? If he has got in Maths or Economics or Physics, which has good placement records, he can go ahead. He can also try for sliding/upgrading to Engineering Branch, if BITS allows from his 2nd year. Please get this checked from BITS when he accepts the admission and pays the fees. Or alternately, he can go for DTU-Mechanical. All the BEST for Your Son's Bright Future.

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Hello , My son scored 273 in bitsat and ranked 2737 in IISER. Also he cracked Maharashtra CET with 99.65%. Jee advanced rank of 17738. His interest is physice but want to combine CS also to make it more appropriate. Not sure whether he will get any NIT with rhe rank in josaa rounds. Meanwhile , looking for options in BITS - Pilani or Goa for msc physics + cs dual or IISER or COEP - Pune. Please guide what will be the best preference

Ans: As your Son is interested in Physics, prefer to get admission through BITSAT. Secondly, as he has also scored 99.65%, you can try for Physics with any one of the top colleges in Maharashtra (if fees comparatively lesser here & not affordable for BITS). As far as his IISER-IAT Rank is concerned, getting admission into top 2-IISERS (i.e. Pune & Kolkata) will be difficult. Have JEE-A as your last option as his rank is behind and will not get admission into any top IITs even for Physics. All the BEST for your Son's Bright Future.

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Sir, you have not answered my previous questions .It is againRequested to plesese suggest JIIT sect 128 CSE or Bits Pilani ,Msc chemistry + Mechanical. My son is inrerested in IT sector. If we take Bits pilani we can go for IT sector.

Ans: Vinay Sir, prefer JIIT-CSE. All the BEST for Your Son's Bright Future.

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