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Your chances of getting admission into IIIT Bhagalpur in either the CSE or ECE branch with a JEE Main rank of 53,457 and OBC-NCL category, are moderate.

IIIT Bhagalpur is a relatively newer IIIT, so the cutoffs are generally lower compared to older IIITs, but CSE and ECE tend to have higher competition.

Being from Bihar, you have an advantage in the home state quota, which can lower the cutoff for you.

Your category also provides some relaxation in the cutoffs compared to the general category.

CSE : This is the most competitive branch. You might be on the borderline depending on how the cutoffs trend this year, but securing CSE could be tough.

ECE : You might have a better chance for ECE as its cutoffs are usually a bit lower than CSE.

I recommend participating in the JoSAA counseling process and keeping an eye on the opening and closing ranks of previous years for IIIT Bhagalpur

for more analysis you can refer to this:

JEE College Predictor

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

Best wishes.

Dear Vivek

As per information you got crl 200k in jee mains. As you are already aware of choices you have but the college rank branch wise also differ depends upon resources, placement, etc. So, for your interest branch you should go for IPU college because you got university support there so much. Feel free to ask any further queries.

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Dear Girish

Based on the latest cutoffs for NITs in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) for the SC category, with a JEE Mains rank of 19800, you might be eligible for admission to several NIT like

1. NIT Trichy : Cutoff for SC category is around 4178.

2. NIT Rourkela : Cutoff for SC category is around 3406.

3. NIT Warangal : Cutoff for SC category is around 3115.

4. NIT Calicut : Cutoff for SC category is around 10512

For finding the best college you can use College predictor

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With a TSICET rank of 30,000, you may have a chance at securing a seat in the Computer Science and AI/ML (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) branch in some of the following colleges in Hyderabad:

1. Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering and Technology

2. Guru Nanak Institute of Technology

3. Deccan College of Engineering and Technology

4. Badruka College of Commerce and Arts

However, the final selection depends on the cutoff and seat availability for the AI/ML specialization. It's advisable to check each college's current cutoff and admi

ssion process.

Dear Aayush

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According to you information with a JEE Mains score of 66 percentile and being an OBC female from Odisha, your chances of getting admission to Computer Science (CS) in Pune colleges might be a bit challenging. Pune colleges have high cutoffs for CS, especially for out-of-state candidate.

However, you can still explore options at colleges that accept JEE Mains scores and have lower cutoff using College predictor . Some colleges in Pune accepting JEE Mains scores include MIT World Peace University , Army Institute of Technology , and Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology .

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With a 55% in your board exams, you can still apply for B.Tech in Computer Science, but your options may be limited in top colleges. Many reputed institutions require at least 60% for general admission, while others might accept lower percentages through entrance exams like JEE Main, CET, or state-specific exams. You can explore colleges with relaxed eligibility criteria, such as private institutions or certain government colleges, and check their cutoff details for a clearer idea.

With a rank of 1700 in PESSAT, you have a good chance of securing admission to the Computer Science (CS) branch at PES University, Bangalore. The CS program is highly competitive, and while the closing ranks vary each year, your rank falls within a relatively favorable range for admission. It is advisable to keep an eye on the specific cutoff trends for your desired course and to apply early to increase your chances.

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simple roadmap in paragraphs to reach your cybersecurity career goal after your Diploma in Computer Science, with a B.Tech through lateral entry, focusing on cybersecurity. Based on your preference for less detail and prior interest in practical fields like cybersecurity and cyber law, possibly in Kolkata, here’s an easy plan to get you there.

First, join a B.Tech program in Computer Science or Cybersecurity through lateral entry, which lets you start in the 2nd year. Prepare for entrance exams like LEET or JELET by studying your diploma subjects like programming. Good colleges include VIT, NITs, or Jadavpur University in Kolkata. This three-year degree will teach you important topics like network security to prepare for cybersecurity jobs.

While in college, learn cybersecurity skills to get ready for work. Take simple certifications like CompTIA Security+ or CEH, which cost 10,000–50,000 and are available online. Practice on free websites like TryHackMe and make small projects, like a secure app, to show on GitHub. These steps are easy to do with your studies and match your interest in hands-on work.

Get some real experience to help you find a job. Look for internships in cybersecurity or IT on Internshala during your B.Tech. Try fun online competitions like CTF on HackTheBox to improve skills and meet people. By your final year, you’ll be ready to apply for jobs like Security Analyst, which pay 5–12 lakh a year.

To get hired, make a resume with your projects and internships, and practice basic coding and security questions for interviews. Use college placements or Naukri.com to find jobs at companies like TCS. If you want to grow later, you could do an M.Tech or a short cyber law course from IGNOU, which fits your interest in cyber law.