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Sirisha Question by Sirisha on Jun 07, 2024Hindi
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Hi Sir.. My son got 96.2 and 50000 rank i jee mains. We are in general category. He got 216 marks in bitsat session1. He also got a seat in vit chennai in Electronic and computer engineering.is there any chance of getting seat in NIT in cse or ece branch. Which one would u suggest to prefer.Is Electronic and computer engineering branch a good one for placements..

Ans: Sirisha Madam, Getting CSE from NIT will be much difficult. For 216 marks in BITSTAT, you son will not get CSE Branch. ECE also is a good branch. Some software companies recruit even ECE students. Whatever Institute / University & Branch your Son chooses, he should keep upgrading his skills from his 1st year itself till his Campus Placement during his last year, from NPTEL, Internshala etc. and / or any other online platforms, recommended by his College Faculties, to be COMPETENT among other Students.

All The BEST for your Son’s Bright Future, Madam.
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