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Ans: Given your options, Thapar's Electronics Engineering in VLSI design (EVD) specialization is the best choice if you are passionate about hardware and electronics, and enjoy the intricacies of circuit design and chip fabrication. If you are more inclined towards software, programming, and digital technology, then Computer Science Engineering (CSE) from either UPES or LPU could be a good fit.

Ans: With a JEE Main 2025 rank of 120000, you have a good chance of getting into some NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs for Civil Engineering, particularly in the newer or less popular branches. You may also find opportunities in state government or private colleges.

Ans: For Computer Science Engineering (CSE), Jain University in Bangalore, and Symbiosis Institute of Technology (SIT) in Nagpur and Hyderabad are generally considered better options than Mody University in Rajasthan. Jain University is known for its strong placement record, active student life, and good faculty. SIT Nagpur and Hyderabad are also reputable institutions with industry-focused curricula and good placement opportunities. Mody University has also been improving its CSE program, but it may not be as well-established or recognized as the other two.

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Ans: With a 91 percentile in the MHT-CET General category, you can expect to get into good private colleges for CS/IT and some core branches like ECE, Mech, and Chemical. Some potential options include Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (Pune), DY Patil Institute of Technology (Pune), MIT Academy of Engineering (Alandi), and others.

Ans: Don't listen to your father, it is your career, not his. You will get CS or ECE in some good college.

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Ans: With a score of 60 in the IAT (IISER Aptitude Test) for the SC category, you might have a chance at securing admission to the newer or less competitive IISERs, but it's unlikely for the older, more established ones like Pune, Kolkata, or Mohali. The expected cutoffs for SC candidates at most IISERs range from 65 to 75 marks.

Ans: For B.Tech CSE at South Asian University (SAU), New Delhi, consider that it offers a strong academic foundation with a focus on research and international exposure, particularly for those interested in the broader SAARC region. However, be aware that the university currently has limited placement opportunities on campus, and students often seek opportunities off-campus or pursue further studies. If strong placements are a top priority, exploring more established CSE programs may be beneficia