Hello,

Bengaluru is home to many top-ranked colleges and universities, especially for engineering, management, and science. Some of the highest-ranking colleges include:

• Indian Institute of Science (IISc)  ranked among the top in India and globally for science & research.
• RV College of Engineering (RVCE) it is  one of the top private engineering colleges in Karnataka.

• BMS College of Engineering, MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology, and Christ University also rank high in different streams.

College ranks depend on factors like placements, faculty, infrastructure, and student reviews. You can check official rankings like NIRF or India Today rankings for updated information.

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Hi

As per the previous year's cutoff trend, with a score of 295/750 in the OBC category.
You have a moderate chance of getting a B.Sc. in Life Sciences at top DU colleges.
But there are chances that you will get a Tier 3 college
For other B.Sc. courses like physics, chemistry, zoology, and botany, the cutoff usually goes high. So, make your preference sheet according to it.

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Hello,

It is unlikely to get core CSE or AI in prestigious government or Tier-1 colleges with a KCET 2025 rank of 100,000. You can still target respectable private universities that offer CSE or AI-related programs, though. Think about educational institutions such as Bangalore's Acharya Institute of Technology, AMC Engineering College, East West Institute of Technology, Gopalan College of Engineering, and HKBK College. Investigate related fields like data science, AI & ML, and information science as well. Engage in active counselling and maintain a variety of options. Even if they are not highly ranked, pay attention to universities with strong faculty, placement assistance, and infrastructure.
All the best.

KCET 2025 Rank Wise Colleges List

VIT Chennai is generally considered superior to VIT Bhopal in terms of infrastructure, faculty, research opportunities, and industry connections. It has a more established reputation, particularly in Computer Science Engineering, offering better placement prospects.

Hi aspirant,

The decision between NIAT and EAMCET-based colleges is highly influenced by your personal professional aspirations and learning preferences. Before making a final selection, it is critical to consider your career objectives. Here's a breakdown to help you decide:
NIAT (NxtWave Institute for Advanced Technologies):

1. Focus: NIAT specializes in offering industry-relevant technical education, notably in software engineering and data science. Emphasizes hands-on learning with a focus on real-world applications. It is noted for its highly concentrated and modern curriculum.

2. Main features:
The curriculum is modern and specialized.
A strong emphasis on practical abilities.
An industry-focused approach.

3. Ideal for:
Suitable for students pursuing employment in the fast developing tech economy.
Those who prefer a hands-on, skills-based learning approach.

EAMCET (Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test) Based Colleges:

1. Focus: Offers a broader range pf engineering disciplines, as well as agriculture and pharmacy degrees.
2. Main Features:
Engineering disciplines are diverse.
Traditional college setting.
The emphasis is on theoretical foundations.

3. Ideal for: Students interested in a diverse range of engineering. disciplines.
Those who want a conventional college experience
All the best!

Hello aspirant,

HOpe you are doing great.

In order for a candidate to be eligible for the NEET exam, one must complete Biology, Chemistry and Physics in their intermediate exam, and only after that you will be eligible to pass the exam.

Refer the link for any information regarding NEET: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Hope this helps!!

Hello aspirant,

The necessary percentile for admission to NIT may vary according to the candidate's category. OBC/EWS candidates need a percentile below 90, while, based on the analysis of the previous year, General category applicants typically require a percentile ranging from 95-97 in JEE Mains for NIT admission.

So yes you have good chances to get NIT with 95 percentile.

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Hope this information helps you.

If you have selected Wish to apply for EWS but have not yet applied for or obtained an EWS certificate, then during the admission process you must submit the valid certificate to claim EWS benefits. If you fail to produce it by the verification stage, you will not be considered under the EWS category. Instead, your admission will be processed under the General category (Open category) if you meet the eligibility criteria. The good news is that your CET score will still be valid, but your chances for top colleges may be affected because the general category cut-offs are usually higher than the EWS cut-offs. This means you might have to aim for a higher score to compete without reservation benefits. To avoid any last-minute problems, it’s strongly advised to apply for the EWS certificate as soon as possible, because some states take a few weeks to issue it. Also, ensure that the certificate is valid for the current academic year and follows the format prescribed by the government.

Thank you, and I hope this clears your doubt.