Hello there,

With an MHT-CET percentile of 80 to 82, admission to AISSMS College of Engineering for Computer Science may be difficult but not impossible.

Key points:

• AISSMS Computer Science usually requires a higher percentile, often above 90, due to high demand and limited seats.

• Your percentile may be sufficient for some other branches or colleges with lower cutoffs.

• Admission also depends on factors like category, reservation, and availability of seats during counselling.

I would recommend you to use MHT-CET College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

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Hello Bhumi,

As per your request, here is the necessary information for admission to B.Tech in Computer Science at IIT Jodhpur:

Eligibility Criteria:

• You must qualify JEE Advanced , which comes after clearing JEE Main .

• Minimum 75% in Class 12 is required (you already have 97%, so you're eligible academically).

• You must have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in Class 12.

Admission Process:

• Step 1: Appear for JEE Main and qualify it.

• Step 2: Register for and qualify JEE Advanced .

• Step 3: Participate in JoSAA Counselling .

• Step 4: Choose IIT Jodhpur - Computer Science as your preference.

Important Points:

• Competition is extremely high for Computer Science at IIT Jodhpur. You need a very high rank in JEE Advanced (usually under 2000 in General category).

• If you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS), the required rank can be slightly relaxed.

• The admission is purely based on merit through the national level entrance exam (JEE Advanced).

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Hello,

As of now, specific caste-wise cutoff ranks for the Diploma in Computer Engineering at Jyothishmathi Institute of Technology and Science (JITS), Karimnagar are not publicly available.  However, general cutoff information for diploma courses can be found through the TS POLYCET counseling process. Keep an eye on the oficial website and stay alert for new notifications.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello there,

With an EWS rank of 4920 in JEE Mains and being from Uttar Pradesh, you can target these types of colleges for Computer Science Engineering (CSE) or related branches like IT, Data Science, and AI:

• NITs with moderate cutoffs: NITs such as NIT Kurukshetra, NIT Jamshedpur, NIT Silchar, and NIT Uttarakhand often have openings for EWS category around your rank for CSE or related branches.

• IIITs: Some IIITs may have seats in CSE, IT, or Data Science for your rank under EWS reservation.

• Government-funded technical institutes: Institutes like BIT Mesra, PEC Chandigarh, or IIIT Hyderabad (if rank and counselling align) could be options.

• State engineering colleges in Uttar Pradesh: Institutes like MNNIT Allahabad, KNIT Sultanpur, and others may offer good CSE or IT branches with campus life and placements.

• Private universities with good placement records: Universities like VIT Vellore, Manipal, and SRM are known for decent campus life and placements in CS-related branches.

To maximize chances, participate fully in counselling, fill choices carefully including branches like IT, Data Science, and AI where available, and consider other related branches with good prospects.

I would recommend you to use the JEE Mains College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

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.

It's difficult to say definitively whether you'll get a seat in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) with a POLYCET rank of 24478 in the MPC stream, as it depends on the specific college and admission criteria. Generally, a rank of 24478 might be on the lower end for securing a CSE seat, but it's possible depending on the college's cutoff and the number of available seats.

To get a better understanding of your chances, consider the following:

College Cutoffs:

Check the previous years' cutoffs for the specific college you're interested in for the CSE program. This will give you an idea of the rank range required for admission.

Seat Availability:

The number of available CSE seats at the college is also a factor. If there are many seats, even with a higher rank, you might have a chance.

Category and Home State:

If you belong to a reserved category (e.g., SC, ST, OBC), you may have a higher chance of getting a seat. Home state candidates also often get priority.

College Predictors:

Utilize college admission predictors like the one mentioned in one of the search results. These predictors can help you estimate your chances of getting into specific colleges based on your rank.

Multiple College Options:

Consider applying to multiple colleges and different programs. If you don't get a seat in CSE, there might be opportunities in other related fields.

To determine your eligibility, you'll need to:

1. Confirm your rank:

Double-check your POLYCET rank to ensure it's accurate.

2. Gather information:

Research the cutoffs and seat availability for the specific colleges and programs you're interested in.

3. Utilize college predictors:

Use college predictors to estimate your chances of getting into specific colleges.

4. Apply to multiple colleges:

Consider applying to multiple colleges and programs to increase your chances of admission.

Hello there,

Here are some points to consider when deciding between taking a gap year or enrolling directly in a college:

• Taking a gap year to prepare for entrance exams (like JEE Main, state-level exams) can improve your chances of getting admission to a better B.Tech college. Better colleges often offer stronger faculty, resources, and placement opportunities.

• However, a gap year requires strong self-discipline and focused preparation. If you are confident about improving your rank significantly, this can be a good option.

• Enrolling in a college that accepts your current scores allows you to start your engineering studies immediately and gain practical experience. You can always prepare for postgraduate exams (like GATE) later to get admission into reputed M.Tech programs.

• Consider your personal learning style, motivation, and career goals. Starting college now can avoid losing an academic year, but joining a better college after a gap year can offer better opportunities in the long run.

• Also, explore scholarships, coaching, or mentorship options to improve your preparation if you choose the gap year.

In summary, if you believe you can improve your scores with dedicated preparation, a gap year can be worthwhile. Otherwise, starting college now and focusing on future postgraduate opportunities is a practical choice.

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.