My son is expecting 370 in neet 2025, which medical collecge he can go for in 2025, and is it worth to drop and prepare for 2026 neet

Ans: Alamu, Based on AEEE 2025 cutoff trends and historical data, securing CSE at Amrita Chennai with a rank of 12,000 is unlikely, as the Home State percentile requirement for CSE typically ranges 75–93 (translating to ranks below ~8,000). For example, 2024 AEEE Chennai CSE closed at ~7,500 ranks for Tamil Nadu candidates, while CSE (Specializations) required ~9,000–11,000 ranks. However, your rank of 12,000 may secure Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) or Mechanical Engineering (ME) at Amrita Chennai, where cutoffs historically extend to 13,000–15,000 ranks (55–65 percentile). If CSE is non-negotiable, consider mid-tier TNEA colleges like SRM Valliammai Engineering College (CSE cutoff ~20,940 ranks) or KCG College of Technology (~18,500 ranks), which offer 70–80% placement rates with IT sector recruitment. Alternatively, explore CSE specializations (AI/ML, Cyber Security) at Amrita Amaravati or Bengaluru campuses, where cutoffs are marginally lower (~10,000–14,000 ranks). Prioritize Amrita Chennai’s ECE/ME for its industry-aligned curriculum and 85% placement rate, while keeping TNEA options as backups for CSE. Have some more options with Sathyabhama | Karunya | Sastra too. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Harshit, Based on your JEE Main rank (126,080) and TS EAMCET rank (18,000), securing core CSE via JoSAA counselling is unlikely, as 2024 NIT/IIIT CSE cutoffs for General category closed below 50,000 ranks (e.g., NIT Goa CSE: 34,858; IIIT Guwahati CSE: 13,242). However, your TS EAMCET rank positions you for CSE in mid-tier Telangana colleges like JNTUH Sultanpur (cutoff ~10,400–12,200) or CMR Institute of Technology (~9,500–12,000), which offer 70–80% placement rates with recruiters like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro. While VITEEE rank 51,000 may secure CSE specializations (AI/ML, Cyber Security) at VIT Bhopal/AP under Category 4/5, these campuses have lower brand equity compared to Telangana’s state colleges. Prioritize TS EAMCET options for better regional industry connections and affordability, but retain VIT-AP’s CSE specializations as a backup if fee escalation (~?4.5 lakh/year) is manageable. Avoid JoSAA unless targeting non-CSE branches in NITs/IIITs. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Yes, a student with a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) background can pursue engineering, particularly in fields that don't require a strong foundation in mathematics. While traditional engineering branches like Computer Science or Electrical Engineering require a strong math background, there are engineering disciplines like Biotechnology, Biomedical Engineering, and Chemical Engineering where a PCB background is

Ans: Rajeswari, Based on your JEE Main CRL 207,236 (EWS Female rank 30,065) and 99% AP Board marks, securing core branches (CSE/ECE) at premier NITs is unlikely, as 2024 EWS cutoffs for CSE at NIT Andhra Pradesh closed at 7,142–9,958 ranks. However, NIT Andhra Pradesh’s Biotechnology/Civil Engineering under Home State quota (50% seats reserved for AP students) may be accessible, with 2024 closing ranks for General HS at 73,757 (Civil) and 80,830 (Biotech), which could relax to ~90,000–110,000 for EWS Female candidates. Similarly, NIT Warangal’s Metallurgy (EWS cutoff ~35,000) or NIT Uttarakhand’s Mechanical Engineering (EWS cutoff ~34,228) might be feasible through JoSAA’s female supernumerary seats (14% reservation). For backups, prioritize Andhra Pradesh state colleges like JNTU Kakinada (Civil/Mechanical) via AP EAMCET (leverage 99% board marks for top ranks) or GMRIT Rajam (80% placement rate in core sectors). Alternatively, VIT-AP’s CSE specializations under Category 5 (cutoff ~115,000 CRL) offer a viable private option with scholarships for high academic achievers. Focus on NIT Andhra Pradesh’s non-core branches during counselling while preparing for state engineering exams to maximize opportunities. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Pramod Sir, With a 72 percentile in JEE Main (CRL ~286,000–322,000) and 71% in Class 12, your son’s options for B.Tech are limited to private universities and state engineering colleges offering non-CSE branches like Mechanical, Civil, Electronics, or Electrical Engineering. SAGE University Indore (cutoff ~70–80 percentile) and Galgotias University (cutoff ~60–70 percentile) provide 70–80% placement rates in core sectors through recruiters like L&T and TCS, while Sharda University’s IoT/EEE programs (~65% placements) offer emerging tech exposure. For affordable fees, consider state exams like GUJCET for Government Engineering College, Bharuch (Mechanical) or L.J. Institute of Engineering (Electronics), which have lower cutoffs (~60–65 percentile equivalents). If prioritizing location, Pandit Deendayal Energy University, Gandhinagar (direct admission) and Marwadi University, Rajkot (scholarships for JEE qualifiers) are viable Gujarat-based options with 60–70% placements in core engineering. Avoid chasing CSE at this percentile; instead, focus on Mechanical/Civil for stable PSU opportunities or Electronics/IT for IT sector roles. As backups, explore diploma-to-degree pathways or skill enhancement certifications to improve employability. Prioritize AICTE-approved colleges with active placement cells and industry partnerships. All the BEST for your Son's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: For BTech CSE, Galgotias University demonstrates stronger placement traction, with 86% of students placed in 2023 and 580+ recruiters (Microsoft, Amazon, Cisco) participating, supported by specialized labs and industry-aligned projects. While its CSE median package is ?4.25 LPA, the university’s RoboVITics club and mandatory internships enhance practical exposure. IILM Greater Noida, though newer, reports 100% placement rates (2024) with 400+ recruiters like Deloitte and KPMG, offering modern specializations (AI/ML, cybersecurity) and a lower fee structure (~?7.36 lakh total). However, IILM’s CSE placements rely heavily on IT sector roles (~62% of offers), with limited core tech opportunities compared to Galgotias’ diversified recruitment.

Backup Options:

Sharda University: 91% CSE placement rate (2023) with recruiters like Amazon and IBM, emphasizing hands-on labs and hackathons.

Bennett University: 70–80% CSE placements via 232+ recruiters (Microsoft, Google), albeit at higher fees.

Amity Noida: 92% CSE placement rate (2024) with alumni at Adobe and IBM, though academic rigor varies.

Recommendation: Prioritize Galgotias University for its established industry network and higher placement reliability, while IILM suits budget-conscious students seeking modern specializations. For alternatives, Sharda or Bennett offer balanced academic and placement outcomes.

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Ans: Samridhi, Based on your JEE Main rank (347,000) and 12th marks (79.33% PCM), Bennett University CSE with a 30% scholarship is a viable option given its 60–70% placement rate (2023–2025) and access to Microsoft, Amazon, and Cisco recruiters. However, Bennett’s placements for CSE show mixed outcomes, with 70–80% of students securing roles but limited core tech opportunities compared to peers like VIT-AP/Bhopal (CSE specializations under Category 4/5, cutoff ranks ~55,000–115,000). Alternatives include Galgotias University CSE/AI (cutoff ~103,447–124,038 for General AI) with 70–75% placements and lower fees (~?1.5L/year), or Manipal Jaipur CSE (MET rank ~27,600) offering 77% placements and a stronger industry network. For budget-conscious aspirants, state colleges like JSS Academy (Bangalore) or DY Patil Pune via MHCET provide ~65–75% placements at ~?1.2L/year fees. Prioritize Bennett if the scholarship offsets its ?4.5L/year fees post-discount, but explore VIT-AP’s CSE (Cyber Security) or SRM Chennai’s IT via direct admission as backups for broader recruitment channels. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: HI
The NTA has not yet announced the results and ranks for the NEET exam, so it is too early to make definitive predictions. However, based on your predicted score, there may be opportunities for admission to private colleges for BDS. For BAMS, there are possibilities for admission to government colleges. To gain more clarity, you will need to wait until the results and ranks are officially released for more accurate information.
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