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Hello Mr. Bini,
Considering your son's rank in JEE Main (3715 in General category, Maharashtra), here below is the categorization that might help you narrow down the options:
CSE in NIT Calicut (or Other NITs):
ECE in IIIT Hyderabad:
ECE in NIT Warangal/Surathkal/Trichy/Rourkela:
If the emphasis is on core tech roles and software engineering, get him a place in CSE at a top NIT (ideally Trichy, Warangal, or Surathkal). If there is a willingness to accept a comprehensive, research-based academic program, with future scope in core tech, AI or higher studies, then ECE at IIIT Hyderabad could be the best long term option. Do not opt for lower-tier NITs if you can get him into one of these higher tier institutes.
Yes, With a rank of 569 in the PWD OBC-NCL category, you have a promising chance of securing a seat in NIT Warangal, especially in branches like Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, and Chemical Engineering.
For the PWD Category, some of the branches offered:
Civil engineering: closing rank 755
Electrical and electronics: 314
Mechanical : 393
Chemical Engineering: 1303
Computer science and Engineering: 85
With a JEE Main score of 63 , securing a seat in core branches like CSE , EEE , or Mechanical at NIT Warangal is unlikely.
Integrated M.Sc. Programs : Courses like Chemistry , Physics , or Mathematics may have higher closing ranks.
Other NITs or IIITs : Consider exploring institutes with lower closing ranks.
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