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Ans: Hello Sanchita
You have a strong chance of getting CS/IT either in COEP or VJTI.

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Ans: Hello Harish
Chances are slim. Explore other options.

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Ans: Hello Ritik
H K E Society’s SLN College of Engineering (Raichur), Acharya Institute of Technology (Bengaluru), AMC Engineering College, Ballari Institute of Technology & Management. Preferably choose SLNCE–Raichur if you get it.

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Ans: Hello Jayshree.
Prefer CS @ NIT Nagpur if possible. The final decision will be yours.

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Ans: Hello Amit
Pick ECE @ IIIT Delhi far better choice in terms of academics, reputation, and future opportunities.

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Ans: With only 30 SC seats at NISER Bhubaneswar and 9 at UM–DAE CEBS for the five-year integrated programmes, an SC rank of 56 falls outside the typical closing range. Eligibility also requires meeting both section-wise minimum admissible scores (SMAS) and overall percentile (MAP) cut-offs, which for SC candidates correspond to approximately 4–5 marks per section and a 75th percentile in 2025. Given the limited SC seat matrix and higher-ranked candidates, securing admission in either NISER or CEBS Physics is not feasible.

Recommendation: Consider alternative research-oriented institutes like IISERs or state-level integrated M.Sc programmes where SC reservation and closing ranks align with a 56 rank, and prepare for any supplementary entrance or counseling rounds to optimise admission chances.All the BEST for Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: If you want to do research in nanotech, Chemical Engg, Metallurgy, or Engineering Physics at IITs or IISc are excellent foundations.
For deep quantum computing, a Physics or Engineering Physics B.Tech is the best route.

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