Hello All, My daughter has just cleared her 12th Science stream boards with 71 percentage. Earlier her JEE score was 75. Till her childhood she is interested in Aerospace Engg. In 12th she got 54 in physics and 52 in maths. This is annoying me. Shall i still try for Aerospace engg? If not what will be the ideal field for her. She is very good in drawings.

Ans: Hi.
Congratulations on getting admission to JEC College for Electronics.
Check whether the college offers the option to change branches after the first year based on academic performance.

Explore Lateral Entry or Internal Branch Change Options:- Some universities may allow lateral entry into Aerospace Engineering in the second year if she excels in her current course.
Or apply to other entrance exams or counseling rounds like COMEDK, BITSAT, VITEEE, SRMJEEE

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Ans: Hello dear.
Here is the response to your inquiry:
(1) Given the score mentioned in the JEE, securing a seat in one of the NITs or IIITs would be quite difficult.
(2) With a score of 152 in Manipal, she might be able to gain admission to a computer-related or equivalent branch.
(3) Due to her passion for Mathematics, she has secured a seat at Mahindra University, which is an excellent option for studying mathematics, especially in relation to computation and mathematics. It would be wise to consider keeping the seat here.
(4) You will have the option of BITS once the results are announced.
(5) It is unclear how she can be comfortable with Civil Engineering if she has a genuine interest in mathematics.
(6) Opting for Civil Engineering solely based on admission to BITS is not advisable. It is always better to follow one's interests, and her interest lies in mathematics.
Suggestion: Given her strong inclination towards mathematics, you might want to prioritize Mahindra University, or if she is not content there, explore additional options in mathematics. However, do not compromise on her interests. Very few individuals are aware of their true passions, and your daughter is among them. It is important to honor her interests.
Best of luck.
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