Which College Should My Friend's Son Choose: PEC Electricals, NIT Jalandhar Electrical, UIET CSE, or Thapar CSE?

Ans: Hello dear.
Based on the provided information, you have the opportunity to gain admission to either B.Arch or B.Tech. With a MET score of 185, you could potentially secure a spot in CSE. Additionally, leveraging your Tena score may help you gain entry into a reputable college. However, your question does not specify which course you are interested in, as you have listed several options. To provide a more tailored suggestion, please clarify your primary interest.
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Ans: Hi Lalit,
When comparing colleges, remember that the buildings are just one aspect to consider. While the physical environment is important, it shouldn't be your sole focus.

You are planning for your career, not just for the sake of attending a college. Therefore, you cannot judge an institution based solely on someone else's review. Instead, seek out the following basic information about the institution:

- Are they adhering to the requisite guidelines?
- The institution's effectiveness is heavily dependent on its faculty and facilities, particularly laboratories.

To evaluate this, consider the following questions:

1. Are there enough faculty members?
2. Are the labs operational?
3. What is the faculty turnover rate? A high turnover rate can have a negative impact on the institution.
4. How many experienced faculty members are there in the specific department you are interested in?

If you can obtain positive answers to these questions, then that institution may be worth considering for admission. Otherwise, you could face a challenging situation.

Additionally, be aware that some institutions have been reported to pay bribes to obtain accreditation, so it's crucial to make an informed decision.

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Ans: Hi,

As you are in the third phase, you should consider applying for category 4 or 5 to gain admission to campuses other than Vellore and Chennai. It's important to make your decision soon. For more information, please visit the website or contact VIT directly.

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Ans: Yes, Production Engineering at NIT Trichy can be a worthwhile option. NIT Trichy is a highly reputable engineering institution, and the department offers a good curriculum and placement opportunities. While placement prospects may vary compared to the more sought-after "circuital" branches, Production Engineering still offers decent placement rates and average salary packages.

Ans: His background of academics is too poor, he shouldn't go for engineering. By spending money you can get seat, but can't improve merit. It's a bitter truth and if you accept it it will be better, otherwise after few years you will remember this counselling/ Though there is room for improvement. Let him take one year drop and work hard.

Ans: With an 80 percentile in JEE Mains as an OBC candidate, there's a chance of getting Chemical Engineering, but it depends on the specific NIT or government college and the home state quota. While a higher percentile is generally needed for top NITs, reserved category candidates have lower cutoff percentile requirements.

Ans: With such a poor academic back ground you must not go to engineering.

Ans: With a VITEEE rank of 55634, you are likely to be allocated to either VIT Bhopal or VIT Amaravati. You might also have a chance for CSE or ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) at these campuses. Vellore and Chennai are less likely at this rank.

Ans: It's difficult to definitively say what her chances are without more specific information about the specific program and the competitive nature of the admission process. However, a score of 208 out of 400 on the MET (Manipal Entrance Test) for a B.Sc. in Psychology at Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) is a good score and increases her chances of admission.