Sir, my son is getting ECE in IIIT Kalyani snd CSE in Bengaluru. Which option will be good for him

Ans: Chances at Vellore seem to be difficult. But he may get CSE specializations or ECE/Electronics & Computer in higher categories (Cat 4/5), especially in the Chennai campus.

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Ans: To get into Masters in India he will have to write Gate exam. So the college which he does his engg does not matter, what will matter is his performance in the GATE exam.

Ans: He can expect ECE, EEE, Mechanical, Mechatronics, or some CSE specializations at VIT-AP/VIT Bhopal only. His MHT-CET/MET results are pending; it is better to wait for those results too because Maharashtra CET colleges or Manipal may offer stronger options depending on his scores.

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Ans: You can roughly expect a rank of 25k–35k (this is just an estimate). For CSE/CSE-Sp, target Nitte Meenakshi, CMR, New Horizon, Dayananda Sagar, or lower-demand CSE specializations in some mid-tier Bangalore colleges.

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Ans: Hi,
Greetings from REDIFFGURUS!
I suggest THAPAR. I don't understand on what basis plaksha offer 50% scholarship? Is it for all the students or only for the specific candidates? What is the reason?. Need to analyse.
Still, if you have a doubt visit their websites and compare the following:
a. Infrastructure
b. lab facilities
c. Faculty numbers and experiences (as per the AICTE norms)
d. curriculum.
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Ans: Category 2 is difficult, while Category 3 has a better chance, especially in later counselling rounds.

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Ans: Hi
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YES. YOU CAN.
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Ans: Hi
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NOT POSSIBLE
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Ans: With a 94.98 percentile and an interest in CSE, it is safer to block the Manipal CSE seat now if you are financially sound, as it is a strong backup option while JEE Advanced and JoSAA outcomes are still uncertain. You can later decide after Advanced/MHT-CET results, by carefully checking Manipal’s refund policy before the final withdrawal dates. Talk directly with the Manipal Administration about the admission cancellation process and their fee refund policy without hesitation. If possible, ask them to provide this in writing, as they are asking you to pay Rs 2.9 L as the 1st installment. Many colleges/universities have their own cancellation and fee refund policies. Even some take months to refund without any reason.
Important: You have not mentioned what your son expects from the MHT-CET exam. If he scores around the 99th percentile, you may reconsider Manipal, as he can get CSE at prestigious colleges in Maharashtra itself.

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