I have rectum prolaps since birth. Surgeon has said that a major surgery may be needed so avoid it. Last 2 years i am also having slight problem of motion control. Also have L5S1 slip disc but in control. Which doctor at which city to meet for motion control and rectal prolapse. I am in nashik city.

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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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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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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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Ans: Kartikeya, Your expected score may be around 159–165 marks if there are no major negative impacts. For CSE admission, your chances depend heavily on your final percentile and rank, as well as the campus. As an outside-state General category candidate from UP, securing CSE at Coimbatore is difficult since it requires a very high rank or percentile. CSE at Bengaluru, Amritapuri, and Chennai campuses is also quite competitive. It is better to target CSE specializations such as AI and Data Science, as well as branches like ECE, EAC, and EEE across campuses like Amritapuri, Bengaluru, Chennai, Amaravati, and Faridabad. Make sure to register for counseling, fill out all CSE-related branches as a priority, and also consider using your JEE Main score if it is stronger to increase your admission options. All the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Realistic Delhi-NCR CSE-family options are mainly private/state colleges rather than top colleges. Target the best-reputed institute you can get with CSE/IT/AI/DS, and treat AI/ML/DS/NLP as broadly comparable to CSE if the college is stronger overall.

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Ans: Try with lower-demand branches in lower/newer NITs. But try with GFTIs for realistic chances. Many IIIT lower branches, state counselling colleges, and private institutes are the practical options.

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Ans: Please focus on COMDEK

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Ans: If you selected Category as General in the application, a category change is usually not allowed after the result unless NTA/JoSAA opens a correction window. Immediately check official notices and be prepared to participate as General this year, while keeping state/private college options ready.

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Ans: He has a realistic shot at ECE in some mid/lower NITs and CSE/ECE in many newer/lower-cutoff IIITs. At the same time, top NIT/IIIT CSE seats will remain difficult to secure. So fill a broad JoSAA preference list strategically.

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