NIT Trichy - Mechanical or NSUT Delhi - ECE which one is better

Ans: Ashwini Madam, Wait for BITSAT, COMEDK, and Jamia Millia results. Choose BITS CSE or top Bangalore colleges if possible; otherwise, VIT Vellore CSE (Cyber Security) Cat 4 is a solid choice. However, please note, based on your Son's Performance in VIT, getting through BITSAT / Below 1500 Ranks to target top 5 colleges of Bengaluru might be difficult. But still have COMEDK as a back-up option. All the best for your son's admission and a bright future!

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Ans: IIIT Nagpur (CSE) – Less likely, but possible in CSAB Round 2, especially if cutoff drops. Prefer CSE with specializations or IT as backup.

IIIT Nagpur – ECE or other specializations – Better chance.

You can explore:

IIIT Bhagalpur – CSE

IIIT Ranchi – CSE (lower chance), ECE (higher chance)

IIIT Kalyani – CSE or IT

IIIT Bhopal – CSE (less likely), ECE

IIITDM Kurnool – CSE (very marginal)

Ans: CSE (Core) – VIT Vellore

CSE with specialization in AI/ML or Data Science – VIT Vellore

Computer Engineering – VIT Vellore

ECE – VIT Vellore

CSE (Core) – VIT Chennai

Ans: Hello dear.
(1) Among the three options mentioned, prefer CSE @ Manipal Jaipur.
(2) With the MET score 141, it would be challenging to get CSE / ECE Hence go with CSE @ KIITEE or RUAS,
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Ans: COE at Thapar University, Patiala.

Ans: If you want the strongest brand, flexible academics, and a diverse peer group, choose BITS Pilani. If you seek a cutting-edge CS/AI program with lower fees and strong tech placements, IIIT Delhi is an excellent choice. Both are top-tier; your decision should align with your career goals and financial priorities. All the best for your admission and a bright future!

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Ans: Hello Bhanu
Yes. Your son can apply for B.Arch. via JOSAA counseling. Chance are there to get a seat.
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Ans: With a JEE Main Paper 2 (Architecture) rank of 23,000 as a female candidate from Delhi, you still have a fair shot at getting into some good architecture colleges. Here's a streamlined overview of your options:

Top Choices:
School of Planning and Architecture (SPA), Delhi
As a Delhi resident, you have an edge due to the Delhi quota and female category. Your rank may be within reach for admission here.

Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI), New Delhi
JMI’s Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics is another strong option in Delhi/NCR.

Birla Institute of Technology (BIT), Mesra (Ranchi)
BIT is a solid choice. The female category might boost your chances of getting in with this rank.

National Institutes of Technology (NITs)
While NITs usually have tougher cutoffs, you might have a chance at some like NIT Calicut or NIT Rourkela, especially with the female and Delhi quotas.

Other Options:
Private Universities
Consider private institutions like Lovely Professional University (LPU) or CT University in Punjab, which tend to have more flexible admission criteria.

State-level Colleges
Some Delhi-based colleges might admit students through state-level entrance exams or alternative criteria.

Things to Keep in Mind:
College Cutoffs
Each college has different cutoff ranks—be sure to check them, especially those for female candidates and Delhi residents.

Counseling Process
Your admission will depend on the centralized counseling process, where you’ll list colleges based on your preferences and rank.

Reservation Policies
Delhi may have specific seat reservations for women or local candidates, which can work in your favor.

Final Advice:
Research past cutoffs carefully, especially for your category and location. Prioritize colleges that align with your preferences and where your chances of admission are strongest. Understanding the counseling process will also help you make strategic choices.

Ans: Hello Dr Kshitej
Given the specified score and category, securing a seat for MBBS/BDS in either a govt or private college would be difficult. If you are genuinely interested in pursuing MBBS, consider applying through the management quota. Tuition fees vary from one college to another. It is advisable to visit the colleges you are interested in personally to gather information. Avoid seeking assistance from any agents or counselors.
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