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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 30, 2025Hindi
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My son got NIT Patna CSE in Jossa and he will also get admission in COEP Pune Maharashtra in CSE with 99.8620 percentile...which one should I prefer?

Ans: NIT Patna’s CSE, part of an Institute of National Importance ranked #55 in NIRF 2024 Engineering and #101–150 overall, delivers an NBA-accredited curriculum with specialized electronics and computing labs and recorded 89.6% CSE placement in 2024 across recruiters like Microsoft and PwC. Its campus features 24×7 Wi-Fi, hostels and health facilities, supported by experienced faculty and active AI and cybersecurity research centers. COEP Pune’s CSE, a NAAC-accredited University ranked #73 in NIRF 2023, boasts NBA-accredited courses till 2028, advanced AI/ML and networking labs, over 200 on-campus recruiters, an 87% CSE placement rate; Pune’s sports and cultural scene.

Recommendation: Choose NIT Patna CSE for its nationwide and global recognition, strong 89.6% placement consistency, specialized labs and focused academic research environment; opt for COEP Pune CSE if you value urban industry connections, NAAC accreditation, AI/ML infrastructure and Pune’s vibrant campus life despite slightly lower placement rate and campus resources. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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My son got IIIT-Nagpur CSE (AI & ML) through JEE.-Josaa.. but shall we opt for CSE in COEP-Pune & PICT by MHT CET @ 99.2 percentile for him.. Which is better option? Pl suggest
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