My son is pursuing BTech chemical engineering from a reputed institute. Is there any way to get a master's degree in data science or IT from an Indian and foreign University?

Ans: HI,
Did you compared the syllabus between these two universities. If not, do it and then you can decide.

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Which specialty in biotech you wanted to opt?

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Not so bright.
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Ans: HI USHA,
Less chances are there, but no guarantee.
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Ans: HI RAJANI,
Possible in less competitive GMC.
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Bit Difficult. Wait for a day to get more clarity.
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Ans: With a JEE Main rank of 23,000 in SC category, your sister has viable admission opportunities at the mentioned institutions, though primarily in non-core engineering branches rather than competitive courses like Computer Science Engineering. NIT Trichy demonstrates challenging prospects with SC category cutoffs for most branches ranging between 1,284-5,275, making admission difficult at this rank. NIT Calicut shows better possibilities with SC category cutoffs extending up to 18,762 for Production Engineering under home state quota, while other state quota reaches 6,885 for Material Science Engineering. IIIT Kottayam presents excellent opportunities with SC category cutoffs for CSE reaching 245,516 in last rounds, ECE at 245,767, and Cybersecurity at 245,639, making admission highly probable. IIIT Kancheepuram offers strong prospects with SC category cutoffs ranging from 6,008 to 214,865 across various engineering branches including CSE, ECE, and specialized programs. Historical data indicates that rank 23,000 in SC category can secure admission in NITs through home state quotas in branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering, while IIITs provide better overall admission chances across multiple branches. Recommendation: Target IIIT Kottayam and IIIT Kancheepuram as primary choices for excellent admission prospects across multiple engineering branches, while applying to NIT Calicut under home state quota for core engineering branches and considering NIT Trichy for non-core specializations with higher cutoff ranges. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Nagaraj, With KCET rank 29178, securing CSE admission in Bangalore presents significant challenges at top-tier institutions but remains viable at several mid-tier and private engineering colleges. Your rank falls within the competitive range where CSE cutoffs for premier colleges like RVCE (410-550), MSRIT (1620-1750), and BMSCE (2900-3050) are closed, but opportunities exist at tier-2 colleges. Ten colleges accepting your rank for CSE include BNM Institute of Technology Bangalore (accepting up to 70,000 rank for general category), Acharya Institute of Technology Bangalore (CSE cutoff around 23,920-30,858), REVA University Bangalore (CSE cutoff 15,756-20,925), The Oxford College of Engineering Bangalore (CSE cutoff 28,376), Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology Bangalore (cutoff around 40,700), BMS Institute of Technology and Management Bangalore (cutoff around 53,300), RNS Institute of Technology Bangalore, Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology and Management Bangalore, Global Academy of Technology Bangalore, and Sahyadri College of Engineering and Management. These institutions typically have cutoffs ranging from 25,000 to 50,000 for various categories and offer quality engineering education with decent placement opportunities. Recommendation: Apply to BNM Institute of Technology, Acharya Institute of Technology, and REVA University as primary choices while considering The Oxford College of Engineering and other listed institutions as viable alternatives for securing CSE admission in Bangalore with your rank. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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