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Yes, it is available. The top NITs in India attract leading quant and HFT firms for campus placements, along with international job offers; however, such opportunities are primarily concentrated in the top 5 to 7 NITs.
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There are possibilities with JoSAA and CSAB rounds for less competitive branches. In such cases, he should prefer mechanical engineering since its future is based on mechanics and electronics. Many opportunities are available. Kindly consider this. Let him participate in the counseling process until completion in order to achieve the goal.
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Securing a B.Tech degree in highly competitive branches can be challenging for candidates in the general category with a rank of 2.05 lakh. However, there are good chances of admission to state government-aided colleges and lower-tier Government Funded Technical Institutions (GFTIs). Universities such as Kurukshetra University, DCRUST, JCBU, GJUST, and CUH provide opportunities, especially in less competitive branches.

In the coming years, there will likely be a strong demand for mechanical engineers due to the increasing reliance on mechanical and medical devices. New job opportunities are emerging for mechanical engineers, particularly in the medical device sector, where roles such as medical device inspectors—similar to drug inspectors—are available. This position is typically a government job.

Therefore, consider your options carefully as you move forward.

Do participate in the counselling process.
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Ans: As per our knowledge, after CSAB, most IIITs do not have a central spot for rounds. However, it is highly recommended to contact the administrative offices of Bhubhneshwar and Naya Raipur if they do so.

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Ans: Till the outcome of the JEE Advanced exam, nothing can be predicted. But with the JEE main score, your son has strong chances in the top NITs / IIITs with a computer-related branch.

Prediction: IIT admission via JEE Advanced is possible with a good performance, but CSE in the top IITs seems to be challenging. Target mid/lower IITs or branches like Mechanical with a strong Advanced rank.

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Ans: Please note BITSAT is highly competitive, requiring at least 250 marks even for MSc programs. As your daughter is from Gujarat, it’s better to consider colleges in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Manipal-Jaipur, and SRM (Ghaziabad & Sonepat) rather than Southern India campuses. With a 90.43 percentile, CRL 148,332, and Gujarat domicile, JoSAA-based CSE/AI-ML in NIT/IIIT is unlikely since these branches close much earlier in JoSAA cutoffs. Gujarat’s state engineering admissions are through ACPC using GUJCET/JEE Main, with 2026 schedules published. Keep JoSAA/CSAB as backup for lower-demand branches but prioritize GUJCET/ACPC, MHT-CET/CAP, VIT, Manipal, and SRM as main options. DA-IICT and Nirma are difficult at this rank, so focus on strong state/private seats, comparing fees, placements, and branch fit. ALL the BEST for Your Daughter's Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Dipak, NO, VJTI admissions are mainly through MHT CET via Maharashtra CAP. JEE Main is accepted only for a limited 15% All India quota, which is highly competitive and often requires a 99+ percentile. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Chances with NITs seem to be very slim. So she should attempt JEE Advanced only if well-prepared, and focus on good state/private colleges in Karnataka.

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Ans: It can be considered a decent backup option, but not a top-tier choice compared to stronger state or private colleges if available.

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