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Thank u Sir. Currently my doubt is to choose core CSE since everyone are running behind it or should she choose ECE or Electronics& Computer engineering which is evergreen one. At this point she is confused on she doesn’t want only coding part if cse or tough curriculum part if ece. As I said before she mostly will do MS but couldn’t confirm at this moment. Currently she is capable of getting CSE at VIT Chennai ( just as a back up) cat 1 or 2. Please clear our confusions Sir.

Ans: It’s a good idea to keep VIT as a backup option. Before confirming admission, make sure to check VIT’s refund policy in case you decide to withdraw your seat. As COMEDK is scheduled for tomorrow, it’s advisable to give it her best shot and aim to secure admission to one of the top 3-4 colleges through it. All courses have their own merits and demerits, Madam. Due to technological advancements and the changing job market, most courses will require continuous skill upgrading. Let your daughter complete all her exams first. Then, based on her scores, location preference, college reputation, and placement records, shortlist around 3-4 colleges. Finally, choose the one that aligns best with her academic goals and future prospects.
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My friend got 74.6% in 12th cbse board and 63 percentile in jee mains (after a drop year). She is going to pursue IITM BS in data science and application with Btech CSE from any private colleges in indore. She is thinking of taking a non attending college but having second thoughts as btech is itself a major course which will require much more time with efforts. So please suggest if she should go for attending or non attending college in indore.
Ans: Based on comprehensive analysis of AICTE guidelines, academic validity, and practical training requirements, attending a regular BTech CSE program at a recognized private college in Indore is strongly recommended over non-attending/distance options, which are invalid for technical degrees per Supreme Court rulings. While IITM BS Data Science offers flexibility, pursuing it alongside a non-attending BTech risks academic credibility, as distance/online engineering programs lack mandatory lab work, industry exposure, and AICTE recognition, rendering degrees invalid for government jobs or higher studies. Top Indore institutions like LNCT, Acropolis ITR, or Medi-Caps University provide structured curricula, hands-on projects, and placement support (~70-80% placement rates), crucial for skill development despite time commitments. Conversely, juggling IITM BS with a valid BTech demands rigorous time management, but attending colleges allow academic continuity, peer collaboration, and access to campus recruitment—advantages absent in non-attending setups. Given her JEE Main percentile, target mid-tier private colleges with moderate attendance flexibility, ensuring AICTE approval and curriculum alignment with IITM BS coursework. Prioritize institutional credibility over convenience to safeguard career prospects. All the BEST for your Friend's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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