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Ans: We can't share our opinion about the Rajiv Gandhi National Aviation University from a remote location. If you are really interested in aerospace engineering, you should visit the campus in person to get the complete details. Yet, to save your time, I have collected the information online.

We are sharing it with you as it is: The institute is still developing option for Aerospace Engineering because it is India’s only aviation-focused central university with a specialized curriculum and industry orientation, but since the B.Tech program is very new, there is no proven placement record yet for Aerospace batches, so joining it would be a calculated risk best suited for students genuinely passionate about aerospace/aviation rather than only placement-driven goals.

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Ans: You can hope for Civil and a possible/borderline chance at Mechanical in later OJEE counselling or spot rounds at VSSUT.

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Ans: You can expect CSE @ VIT with a JEE score. Try with Jaypee for ECE/IT and possibly CSE-related branches, and can also target mid-tier Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University colleges like BVCOE, MAIT, or MSIT, depending on home state/quota and counselling rounds.

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Ans: A 4–6 percentile jump can happen in COMEDK cutoffs within one year for popular branches like AI-ML at PES University EC Campus because of rapidly rising AI demand.

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Ans: Chances with CSE @ VIT Chennai/AP are almost nil. But you have a chance in CSE specializations (AI/ML, Data Science, Cyber Security, IoT, etc.) at VIT Chennai or CSE Core/Specializations at VIT-AP University in Category 2 or 3.

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Ans: Chances are on the borderline for CSE @ Amrita for the scholarship slab. VIT seems to be challenging with category 3. May be possible in category 4. If fees are manageable and you prefer stronger placements/brand, choose VIT Vellore, but if you want a better academics-to-student ratio, Amrita Coimbatore is the better choice.

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Ans: Dear Mr. Pankaj

If I understood your question correctly, what you are asking is after completing BTech CSE whether one should opt for govt service or private job.

Well the short answer is it depends upon what ones priorities are. Let me list down various variables that can be taken while deciding.

1. Income. Definitely private sector salaries are far higher plus there are equity options as well that many companies offer.

2. Stability: Govt jobs are stable compared to private sector.

3. Latest Technology: Private sector companies are always on the fore front of developing and implementing latest technology.

4. International Exposure: Much wider in private sector.

5. Fast track career: Private sector jobs offer faster growth.

6. Mobility: Govt jobs are transferable, while in case of private sector one has the option to choose city

These are some of the factors basis which one can consider between private sector and govt.

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instance some may prefer to go for civil services after B.Tech while some may join engineering services wing of govt.

Ans: You have a chance of getting into Biotechnology and possibly Bioengineering at VIT Vellore, likely in Category 2 or 3.

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Ans: Try with lower-demand branches in newer/state NITs or some IIITs in later CSAB rounds.

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