Sir I have took a drop and doesnot able to clear jee then I took partial drop by joining in state college and achieved jee maiins with 99.25% percentile and got seat in nit nagpur now shall I continue my btech in state college or leave the college and go for nit nagpur and the gap years will be 2.Sir suggest me what to do ? And another one of my frnd is also in same situation but he got nit warangal cse after one drop and 2nd is partial drop please give answer for these two questions sir?

Ans: Hello Jigna,
For placement, please visit the placement division of your preferred college and inquire about the branch-wise placement record. Generally, the curriculum is updated from time to time, so there is no need to worry. Students are now resourceful and often make up for any missing syllabus content on their own from various sources.
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Ans: Hello dear.
This is your personal choice. We cannot comment on this. Please make a wise decision with a conscious mind.
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Ans: Hello Dinesh
It would be better to contact the placement division of the Manipal campus directly to know the updates. Because such data is not available publicly, we are also unable to say anything on this issue.
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Ans: Hello dear.
There are a lot of concerns regarding you. Here is the point-wise reply: (1) Do not take a drop for JEE. (2) Take admission to CSE in any reputed or tier 2 college via management quota to save one year. (3) As you are interested in coding, you can easily learn it with the CSE syllabus. (4) If you become an expert in coding and programming, you will get opportunities based on your skills, not based on the college or university from which you completed your UG course. (5) In life, nothing is impossible. You can learn anything through online or offline methods nowadays. So why take a drop? (6) Be confident in yourself. Success is within reach. There is plenty of evidence that candidates are working in top positions after completing their UG from tier 2 or tier 3 colleges in rural areas.
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Ans: Hello dear.
There are a lot of concerns regarding you. Here is the point-wise reply: (1) Do not take a drop for JEE. (2) Take admission to CSE in any reputed or tier 2 college via management quota to save one year. (3) As you are interested in coding, you can easily learn it with the CSE syllabus. (4) If you become an expert in coding and programming, you will get opportunities based on your skills, not based on the college or university from which you completed your UG course. (5) In life, nothing is impossible. You can learn anything through online or offline methods nowadays. So why take a drop? (6) Be confident in yourself. Success is within reach. There is plenty of evidence that candidates are working in top positions after completing their UG from tier 2 or tier 3 colleges in rural areas.
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Ans: Hello Sri,
Considering your interests, future planning should involve anticipated career growth in the coming years. It is advisable to focus on NEET. With NEET, you can enter the research or medical field, which also has a relatively higher social status.
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Ans: Depends on the course. Symbiosis is better as a college as compared to MIT WPU

Ans: In terms of future job prospects MBA from DTU would be better as compared to doing MSc Chemistry.

Ans: Hello dear.
Preference orders: (1) Oil Technology @ ICT (2) CS @ KJ (3) Electronics @ DJ (4) Civil @ VJTI. The final choice will be yours.
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