I have given 12th hsc board exam and in that I got less percentage in pcb as per neet eligibility it is not acceptable.Can I give improvement exam and then become eligible for neet by getting 50%.

Ans: Chances with top NITs/IIITs are almost nil. You have a realistic chance at lower/newer NITs (branches like Civil, Mechanical, Metallurgy, Production, Biotechnology, Chemical) and some lower-demand IIITs in later JoSAA/CSAB rounds.

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Ans: Chances with top NITs/IIITs are almost nil. Try with lower-demand branches like Civil, Mechanical, Production, Metallurgy, Chemical, and Biotechnology in lower NITs/IIITs. Your exact chances depend much more on your SC rank than on AIR.

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Ans: Try CSE / CSE Specialization / ECE with newer IIITs and lower/mid NIT circuit branches. For example, IIIT Kottayam / Dharwad / Kalyani / Bhagalpur / Ranchi / Agartala / Dharwad for CSE/IT-related branches with homestate and female quota.

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Ans: Top NITs/IIITs are not possible. Try with lower NITs/IIITs or less-demand branches (civil, mechanical, biotech)

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Ans: Dear Madam

Please note, a textile design course teaches you following:

- Fabric knowledge (cotton, silk, etc.)
- Dyeing & printing techniques
- Embroidery & surface design
- Pattern making & color theory
- Digital design tools such as Photoshop/CorelDRAW,

These skills help you work in fashion, home décor, or even start your own boutique.

Course Duration that would suit you

1. Certificate course (3–6 months)
Easy to start
Good for beginners

2. Diploma course (6 months – 1 year)
Most recommended
Covers full basics + practical work

3. Online course (flexible timing)
Learn from home (very useful)

Hope this helps.

All the best.

Ans: Anish, please note: Chances for CSE at PES RR are difficult and borderline, while ECE at PES RR is possible. For PES Electronic City, CSE has a good chance, and ECE has a very good chance. All the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Yes, if you are a female candidate, IGDTUW has a good chance for “any branch” under the Delhi general quota. JAC Delhi 2025 Round-1 Delhi General closing ranks were around CSE 43,914, IT 55,952, ECE 69,167, MAE 80,688, and DMAM 82,511, so at CRL 1,83,797, top branches are difficult in normal rounds. But official JAC Delhi publishes round-wise cutoffs, and later/spot rounds can go lower depending on vacancies. For JoSAA NIT/IIIT/GFTI CSE/ECE/Electrical, chances are very low at this CRL for the general category. Strategy: fill IGDTUW all branches, DTU/NSUT lower branches if allowed, JAC spot round, IPU counselling, IIITD unlikely, and backups like MAIT, MSIT, BPIT, USAR, JIIT, AKTU and reputed private colleges. All the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Santosh, with your score, your chances for CSE, ECE, or Electrical in NITs and IIITs are very low. More realistic options are lower branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Metallurgy in newer or lower?ranked NITs and GFTIs through JoSAA/CSAB. You may also get non?core branches in some IIITs in later rounds. Fill all choices, including lower NITs and GFTIs, and focus strongly on CSAB special rounds. Also keep backup options through your state counselling (UP), AKTU?affiliated colleges, and good private engineering colleges. All the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Chances are low/dim/slim @ NIT Silchar with the mentioned details. Try with other NITs and that too with lower demanding branches.

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