Hello Amresh,

A MET score of 110 out of 240 with 76% in CBSE Class 12 generally suggests a moderate rank, roughly around the mid to lower range depending on the competition that year.

Regarding admission to Computer Science in Manipal, Bangalore, or Jaipur campuses:

• Manipal Institute of Technology (Manipal campus) usually requires a higher MET rank for Computer Science due to high demand. A score of 110 may not guarantee a seat in Computer Science at Manipal’s main campus.

• Manipal Bangalore and Jaipur campuses may have slightly lower cutoffs, so you might have a chance depending on seat availability and category.

• Admission depends on overall MET rank and category cutoff for that year, which varies.

You should check the latest seat allotment lists or counseling results from Manipal University for exact chances, but with a score of 110, getting Computer Science in Manipal’s main campus may be difficult, while chances at Bangalore or Jaipur campuses are comparatively better but not guaranteed.

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,

Yes you are eligible for admission if you are from science stream. You are eligible for direct admission into 1st year in most private and government diploma colleges. Also, you can get lateral entry into 2nd year in some states (if you have studied Maths and Physics in 12th) – subject to state norms.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello,

There are quite a few exams that you can consider after completing your course, such as:

For Higher Education (B.Tech Lateral Entry)

If you want to pursue B.Tech in Computer Science, apply for these lateral entry exams:

• LEET (Lateral Entry Entrance Test)Admission into 2nd year B.TechHaryana, Punjab, etc.
• JELET (WB)B.Tech lateral entryWest Bengal
• DCECE LEB.Tech lateral entryBihar
• AP ECET / TS ECETB.Tech lateral entryAndhra Pradesh / Telangana
• MHT CET (Direct 2nd year)B.E/B.Tech lateral entryMaharashtra
• UPSEE (Now CUET)Lateral entry for B.TechUttar Pradesh

For Government Jobs

Diploma holders are eligible for various Group C technical posts:

• SSC JEJunior Engineer (technical posts)Central Govt
• RRB JE / RRB TechnicianRailways Technical JobsIndian Railways
• DRDO CEPTAMTechnical Assistant / STADefence
• ISRO Technician-BTechnician in ISRO labsSpace Research
• State PSC & State JE ExamsJunior Engineer & Tech AssistantState Govt
• PSUs (like BHEL, BEL, NTPC)Technician/Engineer rolesPublic Sector Units

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello Mamata,

With a KCET rank of 7211 in Computer Science, admission to top government engineering colleges in Karnataka is unlikely, as the cutoff ranks for Computer Science are generally much lower (better ranks).

However, you may get admission in private or deemed universities that offer Computer Science programs. Some private colleges in Karnataka accept ranks in this range.

To improve your chances, participate in all counseling rounds and consider other related branches or private institutions.

I would recommend you to use KCET 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.

Hello,

Yes, it is usually possible to take MSc in Forestry after completing BSc in Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science. However, it depends on the university and their eligibility criteria.

Some universities may ask for a background in biology or related subjects, while others may allow admission based on your overall graduation and entrance test scores.

You should check the specific requirements of the universities you want to apply to. Sometimes, they may ask for a bridge course or some basic knowledge in forestry-related subjects before starting MSc.

So, it’s best to contact the admission office of the universities for clear guidance.

Hope it helps !