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Ans: Hi Tejaswi,
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Kindly provide your category details to predict the posiibilities.

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Ans: HI BISWANATH SIR,
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Based on your domicile and your son's rank, securing a seat in NIT Durgapur is highly likely for the following core branches: Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, and Metallurgical Engineering.

He has slim chances in securing Electrical and Chemical engineering in the Special Rounds

So, encourage him to pursue the path that aligns with his interests.

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Ans: HI SIR,
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Based on your son's rank and domicile, he will have strong chances for core and less competitive branches such as Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, and Production Engineering. However, your son will have slim chances for Mechanical Engineering and Instrumentation and Control Engineering (ICE) at NIT Trichy.

In NIT Warangal, your son may have opportunities in Biotechnology. At NIT Calicut, Production Engineering and Materials Science are possible. Meanwhile, at NIT Surathkal, Mining and Metallurgy could be an option.

So ask him to plan accordingly to achieve the target.

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Typically, a candidate completes the HSC/+2/12th standard by age 17. As soon as they complete it, they normally appear for undergraduate courses. Why is he or she joining the course at age 22? What did he or she do for the past 5 years?
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Ans: HI SHEETAL MADAM,
Your son has a moderate to good chance of securing a seat in newer or mid-tier NITs in less competitive core branches, such as Civil, Chemical, Metallurgical, or Mining Engineering, particularly during the CSAB special rounds.

Here are the details of the possibilities:

1. NIT Srinagar, Mizoram, Manipur, and Nagaland: Possibilities exist for Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE).

2. NIT Jalandhar, Raipur, and Agartala: There are opportunities for Civil, Mining, or Metallurgical Engineering.

3. Mid-tier/Newer NITs: There are strong chances for branches like Production, Industrial, or Mining Engineering.

Since you did not provide your domicile details, it’s advisable to prioritize your home state NIT for better chances, as domicile plays a significant role in securing a seat.

Make plans accordingly to achieve your target.
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Ans: HI TILAK SIR,
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Your son can secure admission to lower-tier GFTIs or non-CS branches in mid-tier GFTIs. With an Assam domicile, you may have a slight advantage for state-specific seats in GFTIs located in the North-East.
So plan accordingly and let him participate in the counselling process effectively
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Ans: HI SIR,
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Yes, your son has a strong possibility of securing a seat at NIT Raipur for the following branches: Civil, Mining, Biotechnology, Chemical, and there is potential for Mechanical or Electrical in later rounds/CSAB. Therefore, ask him to participate actively in the counseling process till achieve his goals.

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Ans: HI VIVEK,
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Based on your query, there is a possibility of securing seat for ECE at Bhopal NIT, and there is a high likelihood of securing CSE in the special rounds.

For mid-level and newer NITs, she may have excellent chances for CSE or ECE at institutions such as NIT Srinagar, NIT Raipur, NIT Agartala, NIT Manipur, NIT Sikkim, and NIT Nagaland/Mizoram.

However, in top NITs, the chances are lower due to the highly competitive nature of their programs.

Therefore, it’s essential to plan accordingly to achieve your goals.

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Ans: HI RABINDRA,
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Hi, your query is quite peculiar and unusual. It may be possible in private institutions or sometimes in private universities, but not in government institutions or through eligibility via common entrance exams. If that's the case, the relevant authority should have provided this information in their prospectus or bulletin. Otherwise, what would be the purpose of conducting entrance or eligibility exams? While such practices may have occurred in the past, they are not commonplace today. If you have evidence of such occurrences, please bring them to light.
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