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Sushil Sukhwani is the founding director of the overseas education consultant firm, Edwise International. He has 31 years of experience in counselling students who have opted to study abroad in various countries, including the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. He is part of the board of directors at the American International Recruitment Council and an honorary committee member of the Australian Alumni Association. Sukhwani is an MBA graduate from Bond University, Australia. ... more

Question by Vemul on Jun 13, 2025

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My son got 97% in cbse 12th boards from ssshss .He is thinking what to continue after 12th.He got 12000 rank in comedk and is thinking what to take.He is also open in taking Sri Sathya Sai institute of higher learning(continuing his studies in Sathya Sai Baba's college) in BS Mathematical science and computing .Should he take this course or go outside what are career opportunities with this course.

Ans: Hello Vemul,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. Congratulations to your son on securing 97% in CBSE 12th boards. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that if your son intends pursuing an overseas education and international career prospects, I would suggest that he pursues a degree from a more widely accredited university—either via a reputable COMEDK college or by applying overseas (the USA, Canada, Germany). Although the BS in Mathematical Science and Computing from SSSIHL is well-regarded academically, it may have limited international reputation, thus, in order to compete worldwide, he would need to complement it with certifications and research work. If worldwide opportunities are his primary priority, he should think about selecting an Indian college with stronger ties to business or enrolling for Fall 2025 admissions overseas.

For more information, you can visit our website: www.edwiseinternational.com

You can also follow us on our Instagram page: edwiseint

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Question by Pramod - Jul 06, 2025Hindi

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My Son, is passes 12th std Science stream with 85% He is good in Maths he secured 98% in Maths Could please advise which degree he should opt now for bright future

Ans: Pramod Sir, An 85% science–stream graduate with 98% in mathematics thrives in quantitative-rigour degrees such as B.Tech in Mathematics and Computing, B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics, B.Sc Actuarial Science, B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering or a five-year integrated B.S.–M.S. in Data Science/AI. These programs at NBA/NAAC-accredited institutes combine PhD-qualified faculty mentoring, specialized labs (algorithmic computing, statistical modeling, actuarial risk labs, AI/ML clusters, high-performance computing), industry tie-ups offering internships and live projects, modern infrastructure (makerspaces, digital libraries, cloud platforms), and consistent 75–95% placement rates guided by active career-development cells. While B.Tech options ensure direct entry into tech and R&D roles, B.Sc degrees provide a solid theoretical foundation for research, education or competitive exams. Actuarial Science stands out for banking, insurance and financial risk management, leveraging mathematics and statistics in a high-demand sector.
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Question by esakirfan - Jul 27, 2025Hindi

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My son is studying in 8th STD now he is good in maths what can be his career opportunities after 12th

Ans: Since your son is strong in maths, after 12th he has great options like engineering (CSE, ECE, Mechanical, Civil), pure sciences (Maths, Physics, Statistics), or fields like data science, actuarial science, and architecture. He can also explore commerce with maths for careers in finance or economics. Encourage him to explore his interests alongside maths to choose the right path.

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Question by LULWA - Apr 27, 2026Hindi

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Hi sir I have got 98.76 percentile and rank 19673 general. My home state is Kerala

Ans: HI LULWA,
GREETINGS FROM THE REDIFFGURUS!

Yes, being from Kerala, gaining admission to NIT Calicut is possible in core branches such as Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Biotechnology, and Material Science.

In mid-tier institutes, you may secure a seat in Civil, Metallurgical, or Mining Engineering in the later rounds or during CSAB counseling (which happens in Rourkela), as well as in Nagpur for Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, and in Jaipur for Chemical or Civil Engineering.

In lower-tier or newer institutes, there are opportunities for Electrical or EEE programs, and at NIT Meghalaya, Sikkim, or Arunachal Pradesh, there are good chances for CSE or ECE.

Make sure to actively participate in the counseling process to achieve your target.

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Question by Mukul - Apr 27, 2026Hindi

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Sir i belong from outside delhi Crl90000 Category ews+cw priority 6 Father is an ex-servicemen Sir which branch i will get at dtu

Ans: HI MUKUL,
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It is quite challenging to secure top branches, and your rank makes you eligible for lower-tier core branches such as Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, or Production at DTU/NSUT, or potentially Electrical in the lower rounds.

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Sir i belong to outside delhi Crl 90000 category ews+ cw Father is ex-servicemen I want to join dtu Which branches i will get i am so frustrated sir please tell me

Ans: HI MUKU,
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It is quite challenging to secure top branches, and your rank makes you eligible for lower-tier core branches such as Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, or Production at DTU/NSUT, or potentially Electrical in the lower rounds.

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 27, 2026Hindi

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Hello sir i belong to Madhaya Pradesh as my home state and I get 93.2 percentile in Jee mains and CRL 104092 and my caste SC and got got category rank 4310 is i able to get CS branch in any nits except north east nit and newer nit plz response and also suggest the nits

Ans: HI,
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Yes, you do have possibilities in the newer NITs.

For NIT Jalandhar, Raipur, and Patna, the chances of getting Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) are very high.

For NIT Nagaland, Manipur, and Mizoram, the chances are moderate, while for Arunachal Pradesh, it’s a close call. There may also be opportunities during the CSAB round.

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Question by Mousumi - Apr 27, 2026Hindi

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My brother got 96.45 percentile in JEE mains 2026 with CRL rank 56129 and OBC NCL rank 17152 belongs to odisha can he get nit Rourkela metallurgy

Ans: HI MOUSUMI,
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Yes, there is a very high probability.
High probability branches in Rourkela include Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Mining Engineering, and Biotechnology.
Lower probability branches in Rourkela are CSE, ECE, and EE.
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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 27, 2026Hindi

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Sir My daughter got 94.03 percentile in JEE mains 2026 & got 30277 ranks in OBC NCL . please advise me about admission in NITs.

Ans: HI SIR,
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Your daughter has a good chance of getting into core branches (Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, Metallurgical) at mid-tier and lower-tier NITs.

Mid-Tier NITs: Calicut, Nagpur, Surat, Jalandhar, and Bhopal.
Lower-Tier/Newer NITs: Raipur, Patna, Hamirpur, Srinagar, Agartala, Manipur, Mizoram, and Meghalaya.

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Question by Nikunj - Apr 26, 2026Hindi

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How is glbajaj NIET or KIet which is good as getting cse core or Jaypee noida ece branch confuse

Ans: Nikunj, Before answering your question, ask yourself: which branch truly excites you more—CSE or ECE? Now, coming to your question: All 3 are good options only. The order of preference can be: Jaypee Noida (JIIT) ECE > GL Bajaj CSE > KIET CSE, keeping branch choice and long?term career in mind. Jaypee Noida’s ECE has a strong academic setup, an industry?oriented curriculum, and an ECE placement rate of around 88% with a competitive average package for a private college, making it a solid option if you are comfortable with electronics and communication.

Between GL Bajaj and KIET for CSE, GL Bajaj Noida usually performs better in placements and has a stronger CSE?focused environment, with slightly higher average packages and a more IT?oriented reputation than KIET in recent NCR?CSE placement lists, though KIET is still decent and has a slightly better overall rating while being weaker specifically for CSE performance.

If you clearly prefer core CSE and coding and are okay with a slightly lower?brand image than Jaypee’s ECE, then GL Bajaj CSE is the better choice; if you are open to ECE with strong placements and a well?established private?university environment, then Jaypee Noida ECE is the better pick.

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Asked by Anonymous - Mar 20, 2026Hindi

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I have taken 2 claims through coporate policy for my Dad, since the inception of his Personal health policy which was purchased in 2023 and one claim was last year for kidney and DJ stenting removal and second claim was today for lap chole. Do this i need to disclose these 2 claims to my personal health insurance as i have a renewal next month?

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I understand your concern but I don't think policies ask such information while renewal. But if there is such an option, you shouldn't lie.
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In my opinion, there is no such option and thus no disclose is required.

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 26, 2026Hindi

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I got 98.77 percentile AIR rank 19671 OBC-NCL rank 5198 which Nit is possible for cse or ece

Ans: You have not mentioned your home state. Anyway, please note, based on your score, CSE in top NITs like Trichy/Surathkal/Warangal is difficult, but you have chances for CSE/IT in mid/lower NITs depending on home-state quota: NIT Agartala, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Puducherry. For ECE, chances improve in NIT Calicut, Durgapur, Kurukshetra, Silchar, Jalandhar, Patna, Raipur, and Hamirpur.

For IIITs, good chances are: IIIT Pune CSE/ECE, IIIT Kota CSE, IIIT Guwahati CSE, IIIT Una CSE, and IIIT Sri City CSE. Additionally, reviewing JoSAA opening and closing ranks from the past 2–3 years will provide valuable insights and help you confidently select and fill your preferred & maximum number of choices.

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Question by Mayank - Apr 26, 2026Hindi

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I got 98.4 in jee mains and around 6600 rank in obc i am preparing for advance but i did only pyqs and nothing else for advance what is the marks i can get in advance

Ans: Mayank, with a 98.4 percentile in JEE Main and a 6,600 OBC rank, if you focus only on PYQs for JEE Advanced, a realistic score range is roughly 120–140 marks out of 360, which historically corresponds to a rather low OBC?category rank (often beyond 8,000–10,000). You are unlikely to get top?IIT CSE/ECE with this level of preparation UNLESS you improve concept?depth and mock?test practice. You can try to score above 140 marks by following 5 simple strategies: With only 20 days left, focus on smart, high?yield preparation. First, stick to 6–8 high?weight chapters per subject (like Mechanics, Electro, Organic, Coordination, Calculus, Algebra) and revise concepts plus PYQs instead of covering everything. Second, take one full?length mock test every 2 days and spend as much time on analysis as on solving to fix recurring mistakes. Third, simplify your approach by practising only one standard method per question type (formula, tricks, graph?based) so you don’t get confused in the exam. Fourth, prioritize single?correct and numerical questions because these can alone push you to 140+ marks if you manage time and avoid risky multi?correct options. And fifth, maintain a regular sleep schedule and revise formula sheets, named reactions, and graphs for at least one hour daily to keep key concepts sharply on your mind without burnout. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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