Hello Priya,

Dronacharya Government College [DGC], Gurugram, does not currently offers BSc in CS . While this college does offer various B.Sc. specializations and a Bachelor of Computer Application [BCA] program. You can check for this course instead.

For the most up-to-date information, I'm recommending you to check the official DGC website, or contact the college administration directly through their contact info.

For your convenience, the direct link of DGC website offering courses page is attached herewith.

http://dgcgurugram.ac.in/Programmes

I hope this helps.

Hello there,

With a SC category rank of 70,000 and a Common Rank List (CRL) rank of 800,000 in JEE Main 2025, securing admission to a government engineering college in Delhi through JoSAA or JAC Delhi counselling is highly unlikely.

Understanding the Cutoffs

JoSAA Counselling (NIT Delhi):

• Previous Year SC Category Closing Ranks: For NIT Delhi, the closing ranks for SC category candidates under the Home State quota ranged approximately between 91,696 and 217,129 .
  
  
  

• Your Position: Your SC rank of 70,000 is significantly higher (i.e., worse) than the closing ranks from previous years, making admission through JoSAA counselling improbable.
  
  JAC Delhi Counselling (DTU, NSUT, IIIT-D, IGDTUW, DSEU):

• Previous Year SC Category Closing Ranks: For institutions like DTU and NSUT, the closing ranks for SC category candidates were well below 10,000 .
  
  

• Your Position: With a SC rank of 70,000, securing a seat in these institutions through JAC Delhi counselling is highly unlikely.
  
  Alternative Options

Given the competitive nature of admissions and your current ranks, consider the following alternatives:

1. State-Level Counselling: Explore engineering colleges in other states where the cutoff ranks might be more accommodating.
   
   

2. Private Engineering Colleges: Consider reputed private institutions that accept JEE Main scores and may have more flexible admission criteria.
   
   

3. Other Entrance Exams: Look into other engineering entrance exams that are still open for applications or have different eligibility criteria.
   
   

4. Diploma to Degree Programs: Enroll in a diploma program with the option to transition to a degree course later, depending on performance.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello! With a 56.97 percentile and category rank of 193 in the General-EWS PWD category, getting CS, IT, or AI branches at top NITs might be challenging. However, you may find good branches in newer or lower-ranked NITs. Keep exploring counseling rounds carefully.

Hello student,

Yes, having 74.6% in Class 12 will likely not be a barrier to placement in top MNCs with high packages after completing a B.Tech in CS from IIT Bombay.

While some companies may have minimum percentage requirements in 10th and 12th (often around 60% or 70%), your IIT degree and branch (CS) are significant factors in your placement eligibility and the high packages you're targeting.

IITs have robust placement cells that facilitate these high-paying placements for their students.

Besides academics, skills, projects, and interview performance are also crucial for landing those high-paying jobs.

Thank you!!

It's difficult to say definitively whether you'll get into RRU Gandhinagar for Computer Science (CS) with an 80.2 percentile in the OBC category, but it's a possibility. An 80 percentile is considered good, especially for reserved categories, and can lead to admissions in various engineering programs, including CS.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

RRU Gandhinagar:

RRU has specific admission guidelines and a merit-based system, which includes reservation for OBC candidates.

80.2 Percentile:

While an 80 percentile is a good score, it's not guaranteed to secure a CS seat in RRU, especially if the demand is high or the cutoff is stricter.

OBC Category:

Reservations are in place for OBC candidates, which can increase the chances of admission, especially at lower percentile scores.

Competition:

The competition for CS seats can be high, and the cutoff will vary based on the number of applicants, their scores, and the specific branch.

Hello candidate,

You're from the OBC category with an 80.2 percentile. Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU) Gandhinagar admits students into B.Tech programs including CS/Cybersecurity through JEE Main or merit. They reserve a good chunk—27% of seats for OBC candidates . So you're in the right category, which does improve your chances.However, CS is one of the more competitive streams, even for reserved categories. In recent years, the cut-off ranks for OBC in RRU’s CSE (Cyber Security) hovered around 8,000–12,000, equivalent to approximately 75–85 percentile on JEE Main . Your 80.2 percentile places you in that range—but final admission depends on:

• Number of JEE qualifiers this year
• Demand for CS seats
• Vacancies after higher cut-off rounds
• Apply and participate fully in the JEE Main counselling

For more details cutoff trends and category-wise admission check this:

https://dqxeclau.top/university/rashtriya-raksha-university-gandhinagar/admission

Hope you will find it helpful!

counseling, you can likely get CSE in colleges like:

Chennai Institute of Technology, Chennai

Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai

Mahendra Engineering College, Namakkal

Excel Engineering College, Namakkal

Participate in all counseling rounds and prioritize these colleges in your choices. Check the official TNEA site for updates.

Hello Vinod,

You have two options:

• Join BBAU now: Immediate admission but lower reputation and placements.

• Drop one year: Prepare to improve your JEE rank under 1.2 lakh and get B.Tech CS from IET Lucknow, which offers better quality and placements.

If you’re confident about studying hard and want better future prospects, dropping a year is better. Otherwise, take admission in BBAU to start your degree now.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hi vinod,

Whether to opt for BTech CS in BBAU or drop a year for IET Lucknow is your decision based on your confidence level, preparation, and priorities.

Go for BBAU if:

• You don't want to take a chance on another year.
• You feel you can make the best out of the resources provided (internship, online tutorials, coding websites).
• You care less about where you study and more about what you study.

Drop for IET Lucknow if:

• You're sure that with sincere hard work, you can bring your JEE rank down to under 1.2 lakh.
• You're psychologically ready to cope with the pressure of a drop year.
• You're seeking a superior peer group, more powerful alumni network, and marginally improved placement prospects.

Both options can result in success, but it is all about your self-discipline, support, and long-term aspirations.