I am getting industrial and production engineering in nit jalandhar or cse in private colleges like Bennett, chandigarh University, thapar, chitkara etc. What should I do? I am very confused....cse is so much overhyped that every other branch except it seems useless to me.....(Also I can afford nit jalandhar but for private universities like Bennett or thapar, I have to take a loan.) or any other suggestions for private universities with okish fee and placements nearby delhi region?

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What is the harm in applying? You are eligible to register for CSAB?Special counselling rounds. Keep fighting until you gain admission to a reputed college with your preferred branch.

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Both are good options. Considering the opportunities in the tech field and the manpower demand, it is advisable to pursue AI+ML @ BIT Mesra for careers focused on software and AI.

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Chanakya University appears to be the strongest option, especially given its new advanced lab facilities backed by Biocon. BMSCE and MSRIT are well-established with good reputations, and they are more traditional engineering colleges. Go with Chanakya if possible.

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Preference order: (1) CSE @ IIIT SriCity, (2) CSE @ BIT Mesra (3) AI+DS @ NIT Kurukshetra (4) AI+ML @ NIT Kurukshetra (5) IT @ IIIT Lucknow. The final choice will be yours.

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Prefer CSE @ BIT Mesra if possible. The final decision will be yours.

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