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Low NEET Score: Is SRM Chennai Ramapuram Campus Good for CSE?

Mayank Chandel |1928 Answers |Ask -Follow

IIT-JEE, NEET-UG, SAT, CLAT, CA, CS Exam Expert - Answered on Jul 17, 2024

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 17, 2024Hindi

Career

Sir my son has got 573 in NEET this year. We can only afford a GMC.Since his score is not sufficient we have taken admission in SRM chennai Ramapuram campus. How is the college sir? He will be doing CSE.

Ans: SRM is good. You can seek the MBBS abroad option wherein total package will go around 25-28L

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2024Hindi

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My son got a percentile 90.58 in jee mains and cbse 94.6 he is opti g for cse in srm chennai any better options for cse through hee mains which colleges can i choose.

Ans: Congrats to your Son for scoring 94.60% in his CBSE & 90.58 Percentile in JEE (Main).

SRM (Chennai) is one of the top-ranked Universities (with good Campus Placement Records) not only in South but also all over India.

It Is advisable to go for SRM as most of the other reputed & top-ranked colleges in India choose applicants who have scored above 95 percentile in JEE, especially for CSE.

Or if you are able to afford for, you can try for MQ (Management Quota) with any one of the top-ranked University / College, anywhere in India.

Wherever your Son joins, here are some of the important tips / steps / strategies he should follow to be successful in his career & to be COMPETENT in Job Market.

While Pursuing his CSE:

1) Your son should make sure that he continues to main a decent Score / CGPA / Percentage till you completes his Graduation.
2) He should join 2-3 Co-curricular Activities Club (related to his Domain) & also involve in extra-curricular activities.
3) He should create his Professional LinkedIn Profile.
4) He should get connected to professionals of same domain, but should NOT ask for jobs (after he completes his Graduation). If his profile matches their requirements, they will definitely be in touch with your son.
5) Every 3-months, he should keep updating his LinkedIn Profile to add his recent achievements / certifications etc.
6) He should start researching about the companies visited the College during the last 3-years & know their nature business / manpower requirements in ‘Career’ Section through their websites.
7) Most important: He should start doing Certification Courses either online / offline, related to his domain (from his 1st year itself), to be competent in job market.
8) It is highly ideal to put Job-Alert Notifications in LinkedIn, related to his domain, from 1st year itself, to know about the current job market scenarios / employers’ expectations.
9) He should keep upskilling his knowledge & skills till he completes his Graduation.

After Completing His CSE:

1) Just before completing his Graduation, he should prepare well for the Campus Recruitment Written Test / Interview / Group Discussion, whichever will be applicable.
2) He should start applying for jobs through LinkedIn Job Alerts, if the Job Description posted by the employers / recruiters / companies, match your profile.
3) He should keep his ‘RESUME’ professionally prepared. His ‘Resume’ should be simple & brief with keywords, related to his domain, with his LinkedIn Account’s clickable link.
4) And, he should keep upgrading his skills, to be competitive in job market, even after he lands to the jobs.
Hope I have clarified your doubts, with value additions.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 17, 2024Hindi

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Sir My son finished 12th standard with 95%. His NEET score is 573. We can only afford GMC. Right now since neet score is not sufficient he has taken admission in SRM chennai branch for CSE. How is the college?

Ans: Good only. Can join SRM-C-CSE and move forward. All the BEST for Your Son's Bright Future.

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Ans: You are in finance and your complete experience is in finance. I would advise you to go for at least an online MBA in finance and try for the job in India. I am sure you will get it due to your huge experience. I am always there to support you. Best of luck. GOD BLESS YOU. Professor.........................:)

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Ans: First, it might be helpful to reflect on your relationship itself. After four years, you likely know each other well, and it’s good to take stock of what you value in your partner. Think about whether you see a long-term future together, especially in terms of shared goals, values, and mutual support. These are the foundational elements that matter most, regardless of background or status. If you’re truly aligned, you can have confidence that you’re making a choice based on a solid partnership.

If you’re still sure about moving forward, you can prepare to approach your parents again. This time, try focusing on helping them see him as a person rather than through the lens of caste or financial background. Highlight his qualities—his character, values, work ethic, and the positive impact he has on your life. Family resistance often stems from fears about compatibility or security, so if you can show them that he’s a stable, dependable person who brings happiness and balance to your life, it may help ease their concerns.

At the same time, it’s natural to worry about how lifestyle differences might play out. You might consider having an open conversation with your partner about any potential challenges you foresee. Talking openly now about things like finances, family roles, and lifestyle expectations can give you both a clearer picture of what marriage will look like and whether you feel ready to commit.

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