Good Afternoon, May I know what is the future of West Coast Paper. I have 100 shares at Rs.644

Ans: Hello Karthik,
I believe there will be no impact on your KCET counseling since both counseling processes are separate and not linked. No need to worry. Mining is a very good branch. If you are comfortable working anywhere in the world, then it is advisable to consider mining engineering.
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Ans: NO. Please try alternate options. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Ganesh, With an IISER overall rank of 26,369 and an SC category rank of 1,391, admission to any IISER is not possible. Recent closing SC category ranks for BS-MS programs are much lower: IISER Pune (266), Mohali (550), Trivandrum (681), Tirupati (738), Behrampur (739), Bhopal (600), and Kolkata (364). Your SC rank is well above these cutoffs, and even the newest IISERs have not gone beyond 750–800 for SC category in the last several years. Only candidates with SC ranks below 750–800 have secured seats in the final rounds. Try alternate options please. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Hello Nandini
Chances are slim. Try with other options.
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Ans: Shashwat, Jaypee University Guna’s CSE is housed in a NAAC A+ institution with IIRF rank #72, offering a 122.5-acre green campus, specialized computing and AI/ML labs, and PhD-qualified faculty, yet overall UG placements have averaged ~75% (295/396 placed; median package ?6 LPA). DIT University Dehradun’s CSE at this NAAC-accredited, NIRF #201-300 institute features modern CDC/CSC support, 400+ recruiters, industry tie-ups with IBM and Infosys, and a 69.3% placement rate in 2025. JECRC University’s CSE, under a private UGC-recognized campus, benefits from dedicated career counselling, 80–90% placements over the last three years, and regular recruiters like TCS, Infosys, Accenture, and Wipro. Manipal University Jaipur’s ECE, in an NAAC A+ institute, features advanced ECE and power electronics labs, MOUs with global firms, PhD faculty, and ~80% placement with an average ?4 LPA over the past two years, supported by 50+ recruiters.

Recommendation (Order of Preference): Manipal Jaipur ECE, offering strong infrastructure and consistent 80% placements; JECRC CSE for balanced placements (85%) and industry engagement; DIT Dehradun CSE for reliable state-of-the-art support and 69% placements; and Jaypee Guna CSE only if campus experience and green infrastructure outweigh its lower (~75%) placement rate. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Hello Naveena.
Please do not consider our following advice as final. It is strongly recommended to contact the MCC helpline or write an email for more clarification and better support: (1) In MCC AIQ MBBS counselling, there is no separate option to select the IP ward quota during registration. (2) The system differentiates IP ward quota candidates from general candidates based on the uploaded IP certificate, not via a separate option. (3) You must upload a valid IP certificate during registration. (4) You should choose ESI colleges during the choice filling. (5) Your son will automatically be considered under the IP ward quota for ESI colleges.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Prefer CSE @ SRM KTR if possible.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Contact with the VIT Bhopal administration only. We are helpless in this matter.
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Ans: Hello Lohit. If you are willing to accept a one-year loss, then prefer any lower NITs/IIITs over AU. The final decision will be yours.
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