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Ans: Hello dear,
If your son is gaining admission to a preferred branch in a good local college in Telangana, then choose the best one. VIT and Amrita are quite expensive compared to local colleges. There will be no hindrance to higher studies even if your son passes from a local college.
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Ans: KJ Somaiya Institute of Technology’s Electronics & Telecommunication program, accredited NAAC A and NBA through 2025, has maintained 90–95% placement consistency with an average package of ?9.45 LPA over the last three years. Its 190-strong faculty, predominantly PhD/M.Tech-qualified, supports student research. The department features specialized labs—VLSI, DSP, Embedded Systems, Communication, PCB—and Cisco and Texas Instruments Centres of Excellence. Symbiosis Institute of Technology Pune’s E&TC, NAAC A++ accredited, achieved 91% UG placements with median packages of ?4.6–7.8 LPA in 2023–24, led by research-active HOD Dr. Pritesh Shah, and offers extensive VLSI to Solar PV labs along with MoUs with SparkMinda, KPIT, and Infosys Makers Lab.

recommendation: Opt for Symbiosis Institute of Technology Pune’s E&TC for its NAAC A++ accreditation, 91% placement consistency, research-driven leadership, and cutting-edge labs with strategic MoUs; choose KJ Somaiya EXTC only if NAAC A accreditation, slightly higher average package, and established alumni network align with your priorities. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Hello Sasi. The scope for Mechanical is always promising. However, as a female candidate, consider rethinking whether to join Mechanical, as it can be quite challenging for women in this field. You might want to prefer tech branches, and any lower branch is also welcome. The final decision will be yours.
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Ans: Under the Veterinary Council of India’s 15% All India Quota (AIQ) counselling, B.V.Sc & A.H. admissions fill 734 seats in government veterinary colleges. In NEET 2024 AIQ, the general category closing AIRs were 77,654 in Round 1, 78,175 in Round 2 and 80,297 in Round 3. Institutional thresholds mirror this: Veterinary College Bangalore closed at AIR 80,297 in Round 3, IVRI Bareilly at 30,858, CVAS Bikaner at 30,115 and VCRI Chennai at 57,170. AIQ B.V.Sc & A.H. cutoffs consistently remain below AIR 85,000 for general candidates, indicating a rank of 105,000 falls outside AIQ eligibility despite full counselling rounds.

recommendation: With an AIR of 105,000, focus on state quota veterinary counselling in your domicile state or consider allied animal health programs through NEET; alternatively, aim to improve your NEET rank next year to compete for AIQ B.V.Sc & A.H. seats. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Hello Narikelam
Chances are slim. Explore other options.
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Ans: Hello Sarvanan
Prefer CSE AI @ Amritha if possible. The final decision will be yours.
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Ans: Hello Arpita
There is no need to take a drop without any reason. EEE @ NIT-C is a promising branch with a bright future. There is no guarantee what will happen after taking a drop. Forget the past, look forward. A bright future is awaiting you.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Unable to suggest the names of colleges here on this platform right now. Sorry. You can search online.
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Ans: Hello Kaushalendra,
The branch is related to electrical engineering. If you do not confirm the admission, then reconsider your decision with ENI. Either accept the admission to core Electrical or choose another branch if possible. The final decision will be yours.
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