Confused JECRC CSE vs MBM Jodhpur Electrical vs MIT WPU CSE: Which is best for me?

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Ans: Wait for WBJEE 2025

Ans: You have a chance of getting ECE/IT and possibly CSE in semi-govt and good private colleges within your budget.

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Ans: Chances are higher with private pharmacy colleges, but chances in government colleges are very low.

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Ans: Chances are slim or moderate with CSE @ top colleges, either in Govt or Private. However, you may still have chances in newer or lower-ranked NITs/IIITs in branches other than CSE. If really interested in CSE, try with private colleges for sure admission.

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Ans: Hello Krish,
The important thing to remember is that flying itself remains one of the safest modes of travel, and your anxiety, while very real, is more about perception than actual risk.
When you notice anxiety rising before or during a flight, try focusing on your breathing first. A simple technique is the 4–7–8 method: inhale through your nose for 4 counts, hold for 7 counts, and exhale slowly through your mouth for 8 counts. This helps calm the body’s stress response. Pairing this with progressive muscle relaxation — gently tensing and releasing muscles from your feet upwards — can give your mind something to focus on and reduce the physical tension that comes with anxiety.
Visualization also works well. Before your flight, close your eyes and imagine yourself boarding calmly, settling into your seat, and landing smoothly at your destination. During the flight, picture a safe, steady path in the sky, like a road, reminding yourself that turbulence is just like bumps on that road — uncomfortable, but not dangerous.
Practical steps help too. Limit caffeine or heavy news consumption before you fly, carry calming music, podcasts, or even guided meditations on your phone, and try to keep your mind occupied with a book, work, or even puzzles. Some people find comfort in talking briefly to flight attendants — their calm and routine presence can be reassuring.
If your anxiety feels overwhelming or keeps getting worse despite these methods, it may help to work with a therapist trained in cognitive-behavioral techniques for phobias. Even a few focused sessions can equip you with tools to manage the fear more effectively.

Ans: Since your son is in Mechanical Engineering, moving into Mechatronics, Robotics, or even Computer-related fields is a natural progression. Some of the best universities abroad for these areas are:
• USA: Carnegie Mellon, MIT, Georgia Tech
• Germany: TU Munich, RWTH Aachen
• Singapore: NUS, NTU
• UK: Imperial College London, University of Edinburgh
For scholarships, he should target Germany and Singapore (government-funded options are strong there), and in the USA/Canada, look at research assistantships or merit-based awards.

Ans: You have a chance for B.Tech IT at Jalpaiguri Govt. Engg. College, and as an alternative, you can target Kalyani Govt. Engg. College or Cooch Behar Govt. Engg. College under WBJEE.

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Ans: Prefer the CSE-AI branch if he is interested in CSE with specialization, else go with CSE without any hesitation.

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