My son is doing in II BSc Physics (Hons) in Bangalore in a residential college. At the end of each semester he ends up with two backlogs. This time he has three backlogs and therefore he was not promoted to IIIrd of BSc. He feels very dejected since he says after putting efforts he is unable to clear whereas he is of the view that his classmate with low efficiency than him has cleared the exams. I was having hope that after his third BSC he may pursue in some foreign university. The hopes are being dashed for both of us as a father as well as my son. In the process he will be losing one year. Please guide whether he will be treated as the same candidate as BSC Physics after fourth year if he wants to pursue his MSc Physics or related subject to get admission in India as well as in some foreign university.

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Ans: Hello Dear
Chances are bright to get a seat in IIT and maybe with the preferred branch, in tier 2 IITs.
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Ans: Hello Nani
Challenging to get a CSE @ Manipal with the mentioned score. Prefer MIT Bangalore if possible.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Prefer Civil @ Jadhavpur WB if possible.
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Ans: Hello Aditi
Here is the preference order: (1) Surathkal (2) Trichy (3) Mandi (4) Ropar (5) Patna (6) Dhanbad. However, it is highly recommended to prioritize your preferences based on the distance from your hometown. Please do not adhere to our preference order. Calculate the distance of each NIT from your hometown and consider the accessibility and connectivity options (train, bus, air), then fill out the options.
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Ans: Hello Aman
Chances are moderate to very slim to get a seat in GMC,
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Ans: Hello Siddhartha
Prefer CSE @ Manipal Jaipur. But if the distance is the criterion, then CSE @ KIIT is also a good option.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Chances are moderate to very slim to get CSE @ Lucknow with the mentioned rank. Explore more options with other private universities.
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