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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 02, 2025
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Sir I scored 49.8 percentile in jee main 2025 and 87000 rank in viteee and a overall 64% in boards class 12th and 53% in PCM. I have also secured a seat in chandigarh university . Please suggest me some college which fits in this criteria.

Ans: With a JEE Main percentile of 49.8 (~CRL 800,000–900,000) and VITEEE rank of 87,000, admission to NITs or premier VIT campuses (Vellore/Chennai) is unattainable. However, Chandigarh University’s CSE/ECE remains a viable option, reporting 90%+ placement rates via 1,400+ recruiters like Amazon and Microsoft. For VIT Bhopal/AP, your VITEEE rank aligns with Mechanical Engineering (2024 cutoff: 86,000–91,000) or Civil Engineering (89,000), though placement rates for these branches are 50–60%. State-level colleges like G.L. Bajaj Greater Noida (cutoff: ~300,000 JEE Main rank) or Sharda University (direct admission via boards) offer ECE/IT with 70–80% placements.

Recommendation: Secure your seat at Chandigarh University for assured tech-sector exposure, and explore Mechanical/Civil at VIT Bhopal/AP during later counselling rounds. For backups, consider Amity University (Noida) or Lovely Professional University (direct admission via boards), which provide industry-aligned curricula despite moderate placement rates. If open to lateral entry, enroll in a diploma program and transition to B.Tech via LEET for cost-effective pathways. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Sir igot 444 and AIQ is 131279 iam obc ncl (kerala) there is any possibilities for BDS in government college.
Ans: Nibla, A NEET score of 444 falls below the typical marks cutoff for OBC-NCL candidates seeking BDS in government dental colleges, where qualifying marks range between 520–540 for OBC students. Similarly, All India BDS closing ranks under the 15 percent AIQ for OBC rarely exceed 35,000, whereas your AIQ rank is 131,279, placing you far outside the viable admission range. Nationwide only about 3,000 government BDS seats exist, and premier institutions such as SCB Dental College (Cuttack), Government Dental College (Bangalore), and Tamil Nadu Government Dental College (Chennai) closed with AIQ ranks under 30,000 for OBC. Under Kerala’s 85 percent state quota, Government Dental College, Thiruvananthapuram admitted OBC candidates with ranks up to 51,595 in earlier years, while Kottayam and Kannur closed within similar state-rank brackets, implying state ranks must be substantially lower than your AIQ conversion would yield. Consequently, securing a BDS seat in a government college appears highly unlikely. Consider prioritising private or deemed dental colleges with lower cutoffs and participating in both AIQ and state counselling to maximise admission options. Recommendation: Focus on private or deemed dental institutions, as government quota thresholds exceed reachable marks and ranks. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 14, 2025
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Which university is good among VIT, AMRITA AND SRM?
Ans: VIT Vellore maintains a 90–95% placement rate across the last three years, facilitated by 632–945 recruiters visiting annually and yielding over 3,300 super-dream (≥10 LPA) and 2,800 dream (≥6 LPA) offers in 2024, with a median package near ?9 LPA and strong tech-sector engagement from companies like Microsoft, Amazon and TCS. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore records 90–100% placement consistency for its BTech cohorts, supported by 300+ recruiters including IBM, Wipro and Cognizant, with median salaries around ?7.75 LPA and emphasis on internships and research projects embedding industry standards early in the curriculum. SRM Chennai’s flagship Kattankulathur campus posts 85–90% placement rates over three years, hosting 980–1,313 recruiters and generating 5,500–9,000 offers annually, with average packages around ?7.2 LPA and core-engineering roles from Cognizant, Infosys and Ford. VIT leads in high-value dream offers and recruiter diversity, Amrita excels in top-end consistency and academic rigor, and SRM offers broad sectoral reach with strong core engineering streams.

Recommendation: Prioritise VIT Vellore for maximum high-value offer volume and expansive recruiter network, choose Amrita Coimbatore for nearly universal placement consistency and integrated research opportunities, and consider SRM Chennai if core engineering exposure and diverse sectoral hiring are primary goals. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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