Hello Sir, My son scored 95.8088 percentile in JEE Mains (CRL 63337). He has given MHTCET - expecting 138 marks. He also gave JEE Advance, but it was tough & do not expect gr8 rank from Advance. Besides these exams, he will be giving BITSAT (both attempts) & IAT of IISER. He also gave VITEEE through which he received seat allotment letter for CSE (core) in VIT Chennai - Category 2. We have primarily reserved his seat by making required fee payment. We fall under General open category. My order of preference for institutes after IIT is NIT, IISER, BITs, COEP & lastly VIT-where his seat is secured. We would like him to do BTech in tech related fields like CSE, AI, DS, Cyber Security or Mathematics & Computing, EEE, EE etc. I am very keen that he graduates from very reputed institution only. If by luck he gets allotment in govt institutions like IIT, NIT (tier 1 or 2 only) or ICT then we are also ready to compromise CSE with Chemical / Mechanical Engg. Please advice if any college in Mumbai like VJTI or elsewhere other than ones mentioned are equally or better than that of VIT for CSE where we should try. I also hope my order of preference in terms of college reputability is correct. Please guide & Thanks in Advance Sir.

Ans: JEE Main preparation covers extensive Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics concepts, but state-level exams like KCET and COMEDK emphasize direct, board-syllabus topics and speed-based MCQs that differ slightly from JEE patterns. COMEDK’s syllabus mirrors JEE Main but features more questions and no negative marking, demanding higher accuracy and time management, while KCET omits several advanced JEE chapters and tests quick recall of Class 11–12 board content. Vedantu’s JEE coaching provides strong conceptual grounding, so supplementing with dedicated COMEDK mock tests and KCET topic-wise practice—focusing on state-syllabus chapters removed from JEE—is advisable. Integrating afternoon sessions for KCET revision and specific COMEDK speed drills alongside JEE training ensures balanced readiness for all three exams without redundant classes. Recommendation: Continue Vedantu’s JEE program and add targeted online practice modules—mock tests and state-syllabus reviews—for KCET and COMEDK rather than enrolling in a full extra coaching course.

JEE Main preparation covers extensive Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics concepts, but state-level exams like KCET and COMEDK emphasize direct, board-syllabus topics and speed-based MCQs that differ slightly from JEE patterns. COMEDK’s syllabus mirrors JEE Main but features more questions and no negative marking, demanding higher accuracy and time management, while KCET omits several advanced JEE chapters and tests quick recall of Class 11–12 board content. Vedantu’s JEE coaching provides strong conceptual grounding, so supplementing with dedicated COMEDK mock tests and KCET topic-wise practice—focusing on state-syllabus chapters removed from JEE—is advisable. Integrating afternoon sessions for KCET revision and specific COMEDK speed drills alongside JEE training ensures balanced readiness for all three exams without redundant classes. Recommendation: Continue Vedantu’s JEE program and add targeted online practice modules—mock tests and state-syllabus reviews—for KCET and COMEDK rather than enrolling in a full extra coaching course. Pro tip: regardless of the coaching centre a student attends, achieving a top percentile hinges on strategic, focused exam preparation. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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