Sir my son got 92.3 not 82.3 sorry for typing mistake and what branches he can get in jee he also has an obc ncl category rank of 42402

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Prefer CSE @ JSS Noida. than KIET and GL Bajaj.

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Yes. It is a good university. Improvement in further rounds seems to be slim.

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The chance of getting into ECE @ BMSIT is slim. Try options like BMS, BNM, Don Bosco, CMR, Dayanand Sagar, Aditya Institute of Technology, SJC, and Alliance University. Choose colleges carefully by checking placement stats and curriculum fit. Colleges like BMSIT, CMRIT, DSCE, Don Bosco, and BNMIT would be your most feasible and decent-quality options given your rank.

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Prefer IT @ St Joseph's College, which will save on cost and relocation compared to Reva via COMEDK.

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Ans: With a JEE Main 2025 All India Rank of 67,898 (female, general category) and a 95.5 percentile in MHT CET (Maharashtra home state), securing Computer Science (CSE), Electronics and Communication (ECE), or Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) in NITs or IIITs outside the North East is extremely unlikely. For general category, CSE and ECE closing ranks in even lower-demand NITs and IIITs typically end under 15,000–35,000, and in leading branches at top NITs the cut-offs remain far lower, often closing by 9,000 or less for CSE and 20,000 for other core engineering streams. For IIITs, most CSE and ECE programs close below 50,000, and even the least competitive IIITs have last rounds closing by 55,000 for open seats. However, you have a strong chance of securing reputable CSE or allied branches through MHT CET in Maharashtra’s top private colleges, and potentially in government colleges for non-CSE streams, given that a 95.5 percentile generally translates to about 8,900–9,000 rank—competitive in many top city colleges outside the strictest cut-offs. When considering institutional priorities, both NITs and premier state institutes emphasize academic rigor, modern infrastructure, experienced faculty, industry connection, and robust placements, and these same factors should guide your choice among available Maharashtra options.

RECOMMENDATION: Admission to CSE, ECE, or EEE in NITs or IIITs (except North East) is not feasible at your JEE Main rank; focus on MHT CET counseling for CSE or allied branches in Mumbai and Pune’s top private, autonomous, or government colleges, targeting strong academic environments, faculty, and placement prospects for optimal long-term growth. All the BEST for a Prosperous Future!

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Since you've taken a drop and already have some understanding of 12th basics (except maths) and 11th chemistry, you can still aim for a decent JEE Main percentile with a smart strategy. Start by fixing a daily study routine of 6 to 8 focused hours. Prioritize NCERT for Chemistry, especially Inorganic, build your Physics knowledge through conceptual clarity and lots of practice, and begin Maths from basics (NCERT + RD Sharma + previous year questions). Use PYQs regularly to understand the pattern and revise weekly. Practice mock tests from September onwards. If you stay consistent from now, scoring 150–180 marks (95–98 percentile) is achievable.

Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.

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It is an emerging course with potential in the industry, but its success depends heavily on faculty quality, infrastructure, and industry exposure. Please inquire about the faculty members with VIPS. If satisfied, proceed with it.

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