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Question by PRASANT on May 31, 2025

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What are the colleges that provide AEROSPACE ENGINEERING...through JEE MAINS

Ans: Prashant, Government colleges offering Aerospace Engineering via JEE Main include IIEST Shibpur (B.Tech in Aerospace and Applied Mechanics) with a 2024 cutoff rank of 15,603–53,043 (General) and NIT Delhi (B.Tech Aerospace Engineering) closing at 17,286 (2024 General). Private institutions like SRM Institute of Science and Technology and Chandigarh University offer aerospace programs but primarily through university-specific exams (SRMJEEE/CUCET), though some consider JEE Main scores for eligibility. VIT Bhopal provides Aerospace Engineering but mandates VITEEE, not JEE Main. For JEE Main-focused options, prioritize IIEST Shibpur and NIT Delhi, ensuring ranks align with historical cutoffs, while exploring private alternatives if scores fall short. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Question by Krishnan - Apr 02, 2023Hindi

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Aerospace engineering college top level

Ans: Hello Krishnan

There are several top-level colleges for Aerospace Engineering in India that you can consider:

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay - Department of Aerospace Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras - Department of Aerospace Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur - Department of Aerospace Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kharagpur - Department of Aerospace Engineering and Applied Mechanics
Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore - Department of Aerospace Engineering
Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science (HITS), Chennai - Department of Aeronautical Engineering
Amrita School of Engineering, Coimbatore - Department of Aerospace Engineering
SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai - Department of Aerospace Engineering
Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Vellore - School of Mechanical and Building Sciences, Department of Aerospace Engineering
Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal - Department of Aeronautical and Automobile Engineering

These colleges have well-equipped labs, experienced faculty members, and strong research programs. However, it's important to note that the admission requirements and tuition fees for each of these colleges can vary, so you should research each college thoroughly to determine which one is the best fit for you.

From abroad the top colleges are

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics
California Institute of Technology (Caltech) - Division of Engineering and Applied Science
Georgia Institute of Technology - School of Aerospace Engineering
Stanford University - Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics
University of Michigan - Aerospace Engineering Department
Purdue University - School of Aeronautics and Astronautics
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - Department of Aerospace Engineering
University of Texas at Austin - Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics Department
University of Colorado Boulder - Ann and H.J. Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences
Virginia Tech - Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering

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Question by Harshul - May 31, 2025Hindi

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Sir, I got a rank of 19,000 in jee mains. I wish to pursue spacetech, aeronautics or mechanical as a field. What are the colleges I should aim for?

Ans: You should study Mechanical Engineering in any top NITs. Then you should do Masters in spacetech or aeronautics from top IITs or foreign universities

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Question by Prashant - Jul 06, 2025Hindi

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Now a days the condition of canada is not good in this situation to get admission in Guelph University for bachelor software engineering is beneficial

Ans: University of Guelph
• A good, reputable university with solid academics.
• Bachelor in Software Engineering is a strong course with long-term global value.
• Tech jobs are still in demand, even if current job market is slower.
Current Canada Situation:
• PR rules are tighter, and part-time job limits have changed.
• Housing and cost of living are rising.
• But for a long-term plan (4+ years), things may improve by the time he graduates.
If you're financially stable and your child is focused, yes, Guelph is a good option. Just be realistic about short-term challenges and plan accordingly. Backup options in other countries can also be kept open.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 03, 2025Hindi

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I want to sent my son for masters studies in CS (cybersecurity or AI or Cloud) to Germany,he completed his Engineering in CS, with CGP6.8. Please suggest the best university for the said course and placement assurance. It will be also appreciated if could name few agency who can help to support for documentation to get VISA & Admission.

Ans: 1. Eligibility & Profile:
• CGPA 6.8 is low for top public universities in Germany, but some applied science universities (HAW/FH) may still accept if other documents (SOP, LOR, resume) are strong.
• Suggest applying to Universities of Applied Sciences (practice-oriented, good for jobs).
2. Courses to Target:
• Cybersecurity / AI / Cloud Computing – good demand in Germany.
• Look for programs like:
o MSc in IT Security
o MSc in Cloud Computing or Data Engineering
o MSc in AI or Data Science
3. Suggested Universities (Moderate profile fit):
• SRH Hochschule Heidelberg / Berlin
• IUBH (now IU International University)
• Hochschule Darmstadt (h_da)
These may offer programs in English and have practical learning + career services.
4. Job/Placement Support in Germany:
• No job guarantee, but applied science universities have industry links and career fairs.
• Jobs in cybersecurity and AI are in demand—German language helps for local companies.
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Question by Sanvi - Jul 02, 2025Hindi

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Hi sir, I am in my 5th semester of B.pharm in India and want to do a master's abroad. I am confused between Germany, US, UK, Canada, Ireland and Australia. I come from a lower middle-class family so among all I can manage Germany but for that too I think I have to take education loan, not sure if it affects my visa approval. According to scope I am planning to do courses like regulatory affairs, bioinformatics, toxicology, life science informatics, biotechnology or drug development. I expect CGPA around 8 - 8.5 and credit points around 205-210 which are not equal to European credit points. Can I still get admission? Any advice on best course and country?

Ans: You're thinking in the right direction. Here's a simple breakdown for you:
1. Country-wise Advice (based on budget and goals):
• Germany:
Best fit for you — low to no tuition fees in public universities.
Good options in biotech, drug development, bioinformatics, and life sciences.
You'll need around ?9–10 lakhs in blocked account + basic living costs.
Education loan is fine and doesn’t affect visa negatively if paperwork is clear.
• USA/Canada/UK/Australia/Ireland:
Expensive (?25–40 lakhs+). Scholarships are limited and competitive.
Better job opportunities after study, especially in regulatory affairs and toxicology.
You’ll likely need heavy loans and part-time work to manage.
2. About Your Profile:
• CGPA of 8–8.5 is decent.
• Indian credits won’t match ECTS, but German and EU universities understand that — so you are eligible.
• Just ensure you meet English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL) and course-specific requirements.
3. Best Courses Based on Scope:
• Germany – go for Life Science Informatics, Drug Development, Biotechnology.
• Canada/UK – if budget allows, great for Regulatory Affairs, Toxicology, Pharmacovigilance.
• Focus on Germany. Apply early to 5–7 public universities.
• Learn basic German (A2/B1) to boost chances and employability.
• Education loan is acceptable—don’t worry if documents are strong.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 30, 2025Hindi

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I want to be in research, want to do PhD, in domains involving circadian rhytmn, sleep, memory or brain plasticity. Should I do it in India or abroad, if so what labs in abroad? And what are career prospects after doing PhD abroad realistically?

Ans: Great clarity in your interest—circadian rhythm, sleep, memory, and brain plasticity are strong neuroscience research areas.
Abroad:
• Stronger research ecosystem, funding, mentorship, and lab facilities.
• Top labs in USA, Germany, UK, Netherlands, and Switzerland.
• Easier access to interdisciplinary work and global conferences.
• Stipends usually cover living costs.
India:
• Good institutes like NCBS, NBRC, IISc, IITs, but limited labs in your specific domain.
• Competitive entry, but fewer openings and lower funding.
• Good for starting out or postdoc if you want to return.
Top Labs Abroad (examples):
• UCLA – Sleep & Chronobiology Research
• Harvard – Lab of Circadian Biology (Dr. Czeisler)
• Max Planck Institutes (Germany) – Systems neuroscience & circadian research
Career Prospects after PhD Abroad:
• Academia (Postdoc, Faculty) – very competitive but possible with strong work.
• Industry R&D – pharma, neurotech, cognitive computing.
• Startups, science communication, or policy roles.
• Can return to India with strong credentials for faculty jobs.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 29, 2025Hindi

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Good evening, My daughter has got an offer from TU Delft for M Sc in micro electronics and her visa appointment is on 04 July at Delhi. Wanted to know 1. Is the course worth? 2. How much time will it take to get the MVV visa? Thanks

Ans: Good evening.
1. Is the course worth it?
Yes, TU Delft is one of Europe’s top technical universities, especially for engineering and electronics. Microelectronics is a future-proof field, and Delft has strong industry ties, research, and global reputation. It's a very good opportunity.
2. MVV Visa Processing Time:
• After the visa appointment (04 July), the IND usually takes 2–4 weeks to approve the MVV.
• Once approved, the MVV sticker will be issued by the VFS/Embassy in another 1 week approx.
So overall, around 3–5 weeks after the appointment.
Let her proceed confidently. It's a good choice academically and career-wise.

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Question by Aarya - Jun 28, 2025Hindi

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i did diploma after 10th got 93% in my diploma of computer engineering and IOT , my dream is to complete my engineering in germnay , how much expenses will be there and can i do there job with how much salary , and how should i convince my parents , at which month i can go ?

Ans: Great to hear your ambition.
1. Can you study in Germany after diploma?
Yes, but it’s tricky. Most German public universities need 13 years of education (12th + 1 year university in India).

2. Cost of studying in Germany:
• Public universities: Tuition is mostly free.
• Living expenses: Around ?8–10 lakhs per year (800–900 euros/month).
• Blocked account: You’ll need to show around ?10 lakhs as proof of funds.
3. Part-time jobs and salary:
• You can work 20 hours/week.
• Earn around ?8,000–?12,000/month (400–600 euros).
• Covers some of your living expenses.
4. Convincing parents:
• Tell them education is free and it's safe.
• Germany has strong job prospects in tech.
• You’ll become independent and skilled in a global environment.
• It’s a long-term investment in your future.
5. When to go?
• Apply for Winter intake (Sept/Oct) or Summer intake (March/April).
• Start your application 8–10 months in advance.

Start learning German language (at least A2/B1) now—it will help with admission, jobs, and daily life.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 28, 2025Hindi

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My son secured 95.2% in 10+2 and is interested in pursuing his career in finance. He is eligible for a 100% scholarship in hong kong university to pursue his bachelors. Should we consider sending him to hongkong to do BBA in finance/accounting or seek admission in India only. Is it a wise decision to send him abroad for Bachelors

Ans: With a 100% scholarship from a reputed Hong Kong university, it’s definitely worth considering.
Why Hong Kong is a good option:
• Top universities with strong global exposure.
• Hong Kong is a financial hub—great for internships and future jobs in finance.
• International degree adds value for global careers or postgrad abroad.
• Full scholarship reduces the financial burden significantly.
Why India can still be considered:
• Closer to home and culturally familiar.
• Top colleges like SRCC, NM, or Christ offer strong commerce/finance programs.
• If he wants to work or settle in India long-term, Indian network might help more.
If your son is mature, independent, and open to global opportunities, go for Hong Kong. A 100% scholarship in a top financial hub is a rare and valuable chance.
If he’s unsure about living abroad or wants to build a career in India only, then top Indian colleges are also safe.
Talk to him about long-term goals before deciding.

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Question by Monika - May 20, 2025Hindi

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Which steam I should adopt? Confuse between CSE and Robotics & AI, AI & ML

Ans: Sure. Here's a simple way to look at it:
CSE (Computer Science Engineering):
• Broadest option.
• Covers programming, data structures, networks, OS, AI, ML, etc.
• Gives flexibility to move into any tech field later.
AI & ML / Robotics & AI:
• Specialized from Day 1.
• Good if you’re 100% sure about AI or robotics.
• But less flexibility if your interest changes later.

If you’re unsure, go for CSE. It gives a strong foundation, and you can specialize in AI/ML or robotics later through electives, projects, or higher studies.
Choose a niche only if you're very sure.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 24, 2025Hindi

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My daughter got Computer science in Manipal Jaipur. She also has chance to get into Thakur college of engineering Mumbai in computer telated branch (close to current house). Can you please suggest for better college and University

Ans: Sure. Between Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) and Thakur College of Engineering (TCET), here's a simple comparison:
Manipal Jaipur:
• It's a private deemed university with a good campus and infrastructure.
• National reputation is stronger, and placements are decent.
• However, it’s outside your city, so there will be additional living and travel costs.
Thakur College (Mumbai):
• AICTE-approved, affiliated to Mumbai University.
• If she gets CS or IT, the branch is good, and being close to home is a big plus.
• Placements are more Mumbai-based and depend on individual performance, but they have growing industry links.
If she prefers staying in Mumbai and gets a CS or IT branch in Thakur, it’s a good choice and convenient.
If she wants a more campus-based college experience and doesn’t mind being away, Manipal Jaipur has a better brand and university setup.
Let her choose based on comfort, city preference, and career goals. Both are good — the fit matters more.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 27, 2025Hindi

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Hi there So i got like 97k in kcet and 73k ranks in comedk i want cse mostly im fine with ece also in the first mock round of comedk i got sahayadri college of engineering is that good And also what colleges i might get in Bangalore with these ranks and want good placements or do you suggest me to go take management quota seat in nhce or jain rather than all this

Ans: With a KCET rank of 97,000 and COMEDK rank of 73,000, Computer Science or ECE seats in Bangalore’s most sought-after colleges (such as RVCE, BMSCE, MSRIT, PESU, and DSCE) are not attainable, as their cutoffs close far earlier. For these ranks, you are eligible for options like R.R. Institute of Technology, S.E.A. College of Engineering, M.S. Engineering College, Dr. H N National College of Engineering, City Engineering College, and East West Institute of Technology in Bangalore through COMEDK, as well as GSS Institute of Technology via KCET; CSE or ECE is typically offered until about 75,000–1,00,000 rank in these institutions. Sahyadri College of Engineering in Mangalore, offered in the first mock allotment, has a consistent placement record with an average package of ?3–4 lakh and top recruiters such as Microsoft and IMV Corporation, and regularly fills over 80% of its eligible CSE/ECE students; the infrastructure is modern and reviews cite good faculty engagement, but it is outside Bangalore. For NHCE and Jain University, you can take CSE/ECE through management quota; both campuses provide contemporary facilities, ABET/NAAC accreditations, and strong placement rates above 80%, but require a significant tuition premium (?10–12 lakh total fee). NHCE’s placement cell is robust, and Jain’s industry ties are well rated. Placement opportunities and exposure are typically stronger at NHCE/Jain due to their branded recruiter base and metropolitan location, provided affordability is not a concern.

Recommendation: If your priority is a Bangalore location, industrial exposure, and better placement prospects, opting for NHCE or Jain University CSE/ECE via management quota is advisable if the higher cost is manageable. Among merit seats, Sahyadri (Mangalore) is a solid backup, but in Bangalore, prefer institutes like NHCE and Jain for stronger campus recruitment, infrastructure, and networking. All the BEST for a Prosperous Future!

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