Hello M'aam, I am a 43 year old woman happily married and we hv a 15 year old son. Recently I became friends with a man in my building and we r now good chat friends. I hvnt met him ever though. Hes married too and has two kids. By now we hv developed a good friendship and we sometimes chat till late night too. The talks are all about my family, his family, movies, series, work. Initially i felt extremely guilty to talk to him as I felt i was betraying my husband by talking to another married man. but now i hv begun to love these chats. He too dsnt mind talking and we hv becum very good friends. I want to know if this is wrong. I am getting so used to sharing all updates about my family to him. And he shares updates about his family. I hv been so lost in his words that i hv not let my hubby touch me for intimacy and I just sleep with thoughts of this friend. What should i do??

Ans: With an AEEE rank of 12258, a candidate has a fair chance of getting into the Computer Science program at the Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Bengaluru campus. It's likely to be under Slab 3 (ranks ~12,000–15,000) or potentially in allied fields like AI/Data Science.

Ans: Golu, With a 2025 Class 12 completion and JEE Main attempts in 2024 (pre-boards) and 2025, you remain eligible for JEE Main 2026 (third consecutive year post-12th), offering two attempts (January/April). However, JEE Advanced 2026 eligibility requires qualifying JEE Main 2026 (top 2.5 lakh rank) and meeting the two-attempt limit over consecutive years (2025–2026 or 2026–2027). Since you did not qualify in 2024/2025, focus on JEE Main 2026 to secure a rank enabling JEE Advanced 2026 (final attempt in 2027 if needed). If unsuccessful, prioritize state exams or private universities like VIT/BITS via BITSAT, leveraging your 2025 board marks. If engineering remains the goal, viable alternatives include direct B.Tech admissions at institutes like Amity, SRM, or LPU (via 12th scores) and diploma lateral entry programs (e.g., SRMU, UMU). All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Sagri, With 70% in Class 12 (PCM) and no JEE attempt, you can pursue B.Tech CSE in Delhi/NCR through merit-based admissions or direct entry at private institutes. Amity University Noida and Sharda University admit students via CUET or 12th marks (cutoff ~60–70%), offering CSE with fees ranging ?4–7 lakh/year. NIET Greater Noida and Galgotias University provide lateral entry or management quota seats (15% intake) with strong industry ties, though fees may reach ?4.5–6 lakh/year. JSS Academy of Technical Education and GL Bajaj Institute also admit based on 12th scores, prioritizing PCM performance. For backup, consider KCC Institute of Technology (direct admission) or Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology (IPU CET counseling with 55% PCM eligibility). Focus on institutions like Lovely Professional University (LPU) or Noida Institute of Engineering and Technology for flexible eligibility and robust placements in software roles. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Parna, With a VITEEE rank of 70,000 and 90% in CBSE Class 12, admission to core CSE at VIT’s premier campuses (Vellore/Chennai) is unlikely, as their 2024 cutoff ranks for Category 1–3 closed below 30,000 . However, CSE with Bioinformatics at VIT-AP/Bhopal may be accessible in Category 4–5 (cutoff ranks up to 70,000–1.3 lakh), offering a niche curriculum blending computational biology and data analysis . While core CSE provides broader tech opportunities (93% placements in software roles), CSE with Bioinformatics caters to specialized sectors like healthcare IT and biotech (50–60% core placements) . If institutional reputation and tech versatility are priorities, consider ECE/IT at VIT campuses (cutoff ~45,000–1.2 lakh) or explore CSE (AI/Data Science) at newer campuses like VIT-AP . Prioritize CSE with Bioinformatics only if aligned with interdisciplinary interests, otherwise opt for ECE/IT for better placement diversity. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: For CSE, Amrita Chennai is generally considered a better option than VIT-AP, particularly regarding placements and overall academic reputation. Amrita Chennai consistently attracts top recruiters and offers competitive salary packages. VIT-AP is a good option, especially for its modern campus and multiple specializations within CSE, but Amrita Chennai is often preferred for its strong placement record and industry connections.

Ans: For a student with PCM and Computer science background aiming for a cybersecurity career, a B.Tech in Cyber Security or a B.Sc in Cyber Security is a strong option. Alternatively, a BCA with specialization in Cyber Security could also be a good choice.

Ans: CSE Core usually has a higher cutoff than CSE Specialization because it offers broader career flexibility and caters to a larger pool of potential students with diverse interests. CSE Core provides a general foundation in computer science, including core programming, data structures, algorithms, and operating systems, which is valuable for various industries.

Ans: With 86 marks in COMEDK, achieving CSE, ECE, or EEE in Tier 1 colleges is unlikely. A score of 86 likely translates to a rank around 8,000-9,000, which is not competitive for those specific programs and top-tier institutions. However, you could potentially be considered for other engineering branches or colleges in the mid-tier range.