I am getting a Transport Allowance through my salary. I am daily going to office by own vehicle. Can i claim conveyance allowance tax exemption while filing of Income Tax. Please clarify.

Ans: With your COMEDK rank of 10085, you have a good chance of getting Computer Science (CSE) in a few colleges. Here's a breakdown of which colleges to consider, considering your rank and preference for CSE:
Strong Options (Highly Likely CSE):
RV College of Engineering (RVCE):
This is a top-tier engineering college in Bangalore and generally has a high demand for CSE. Shiksha says the closing rank for CSE in the first round of COMEDK was 193 in 2024, and the last round was 434.
BMS College of Engineering (BMSCE):
Another well-regarded engineering college in Bangalore, BMSCE is known for its strong CSE program.
MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT):
MSRIT is a popular choice, and with your rank, you're in a good position for their CSE program.
Moderate Options (Possible CSE, but might need to consider other branches):
PES University:
PES University has a strong CSE program, but it may be competitive to get into with your rank.
Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT):
BIT is a good option for engineering, and with your rank, you could potentially secure a CSE seat.
Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE):
DSCE is another well-regarded college, and you could have a good chance of getting into their CSE program.
Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT):
You mentioned BIT. With a 10085 rank, it's a good option for CSE.
JSS Academy Bangalore:
This is a good option for engineering,
CMR Institute of Technology:

NMAM Institute of Technology:
This is another college that may have a good chance of getting into their CSE program.
BEST OF LUCK. Professor

Ans: For a Computer Science Engineering (CSE) program, Thapar University generally offers a strong edge due to its established reputation, well-recognized brand value, and better placement records. However, LNMIIT Jaipur and Jaypee Institute of Information Technology (JIIT) Noida are also reputable institutions with strong CSE programs and good placement records. Best of luck. Professor

Ans: Yes, it's highly likely you'll be able to get into an IIT with a preparatory rank of 519 in the ST category, especially for PC courses. Best of luck. Professor

Ans: Once the seat is alloted, it can't be changed, and you can't sit for the next phase,

Ans: For a prospective CSE student, both BMS College of Engineering (BMSCE) and RV College of Engineering (RVCE) are excellent options. Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore is also a reputable choice, but RVCE and BMSCE are generally considered to be at the top of the list for CSE in Bangalore. Ultimately, the best choice depends on individual priorities and preferences.

Ans: Hello Mini
Both branches are different in terms of opportunities and the nature of work. Your interest matters. For a peaceful life in the future, it would be better to go with an Electrical branch. But considering the NIRF ranking, Kharagpur holds a better position than Varanasi. But considering the interest, your choice will be final. Else, considering ranking and other criteria, go with Mech @ Kharagpur without thinking much more.
Best of luck to you.
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Ans: The options you are looking for are two quite opposite areas. Doing MBA and being a game developer / game designer do not go hand in hand. If you want to be a game developer it would be ideal if you do your graduation in technical areas either in India or abroad. As you are looking work abroad can look for opportunities do do graduation there.

Ans: Take part in inter college events like hackathon that could help develop your skills in IT. Do courses in Data, AI, ML beyond what is taught in college. Also develop your personality by getting involved in extra curricular activities in college.

Ans: Hello dear.
Chances are there to get admission to your preferred region III,T but CSE seems to be challenging. ECE may be possible.
Best of luck to you.
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