Hello,

A composite score of 700 or above and 75 percentile or above is considered to be good score as there are high chances of getting seat in a decent institute. Nevertheless, based on the previous year cut off you have chances of getting seat in the following institutes

• SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai
• Alliance School of Business, Bangalore
• Amity Business School, Noida
• Christ Institute of Management, Pune

Cut off changes every year depending on total number of candidates applied, total number of seats available etc. To check the previous year cut off click on the link below

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/mat-cutoff

Hi,

Christ University is one of the reputed universities in Karnataka. Here are some facts about CU:

• They have a strong alumni network.
• B.Tech in CU offers a suitable environment, with highly qualified and experienced faculty.
• They also have well-equipped labs with upgraded modern machinery.
• The B.Tech course offered here enhances employability and provides numerous opportunities of growth and development.
• They also provide a competitive environment.
• Placements here are great and many reputed companies participate in the process.

Placement percentage - 80 %

Highest CTC - 10 LPA

Average CTC - 4 LPA

Hope this will help you

Hello,

Since there are no CSE positions available at the Kattankulathur campus and the option has been eliminated from SRMJEEE phase 2 round 2 counselling, you are aware that SRMJEEE has three phases and that the greatest number of seats for CSE will be filled through SRMJEEE phase 2 counselling. Due to the fact that all available seats have been filled, you will not be able to enrol in CSE at the Kattankulathur campus through SRMJEEE phase 3 counselling if you have this rank.

Don't lose hope. Try hard.

Good Luck !!

Dear aspirant,

The goal of you choosing a college for degree should be do expand your knowledge, skillset in your area of interest. If learning is your ultimate motive, please choose the college that has good course work. You can get placements even after BSc computer science if you can tweak your skillsets accordingly. What you learn in college will stay with for a long time, hence, make sure you choose a college with good learning environment. This will also help in motivating you to pursue your interest further.

Hope this helps.

hello aspirant,

If any IIT college is offering 4.5 Lakhs per annum of placement package, then it is would be a definitely waste of money to get admission into it. If yo know that any Engineering College is offering the average placement package of around 4-5 Lakhs per annum, then I would advice you not to waste your parents money by getting admission in those engineering colleges. Because investing 10-15 lakhs of money to get 4-5 lakhs of placement package is not a good choice.

So, instead, you can go for bsc Computer Science which also offers a very good placement package and you will get easy admission in most of the colleges with a very less affordable fees as well. With an average B.Sc Computer Science income of around INR 6 LPA , B.Sc Computer Science is one of the best-paying BSc specialities because it adds to a variety of employment and career prospects.

Further, to know more about the Bsc Computer science course, career opportunities, scope, admission, etc you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-sc-computer-science

I hope that this will help.

hiii

this looks little harah but I'll not sugarcoat any thing. with this rank you are not getting any colleges.

sorry and best of luck for next time.

don't loose hope

try better next time

Dear aspirant,

I understand your situation. You can try getting admissions based on your board exam marks, there are quite a few colleges which accept board and JEE mains mark as a combination.

1. SASTRA (Thanjavur) - If you have really good boards marks (>95 percentage) and a decent JEE Mains mark, you can try applying here.

2. PSG , Coimbator

3. SSN, Chennai

4. Thapar

You can look up these colleges' admission procedures and then proceed accordingly.

Your choice of college won't matter to a great extent if you motivated in your department of study and are willing to actively look for opportunities. Hence, don't worry too much about the reviews, go to a college and follow your passion.

Hope this helps

Dropping a year is not at all bad if you have that enthusiasm & zeal to get your dream college. Yes, health is wealth so definitely you can go to gym. Health & studies should be your priority while preparing.