Given the mismatch between your CUET form and educational certificates, let's break down the potential implications:

CUET Form Correction

You can edit specific fields in the CUET application form during the correction window, but candidate name is one of the editable fields. However, the policy on editing the candidate's name might vary, and it's crucial to check with the exam conducting authority or the specific colleges you're interested in.

Potential Impact on College Admissions

Given the discrepancy between your Aadhaar card and educational certificates:

- *DU and Bhu Admissions*: Delhi University (DU) and Banaras Hindu University (BHU) might have specific requirements or procedures for handling such discrepancies. It's best to contact their admission offices directly to understand their policies.

- *Other Colleges*: Similarly, other colleges might have varying policies regarding document verification and name discrepancies.

Next Steps

1. *Contact the colleges*: Reach out to the admission offices of DU, BHU, and other colleges you're interested in to inquire about their policies on document verification and name discrepancies.

2. *Verify document requirements*: Confirm the specific documents required for admission and ensure you understand their verification process.

3. *Seek clarification*: If needed, ask about potential solutions or alternatives for resolving the discrepancy.

So Jain University is actually pretty decent for B.Sc. in Biotechnology, Biochemistry, and Genetics. The labs are well-equipped, and they do focus on research and internships, which is cool if you're planning to go into postgrad or research later. Faculty is generally supportive, and there’s flexibility in the course structure too.

But, placements for core science fields like biotech can be a bit hit or miss—not bad, just not super strong either. If you're really into lab work and research, it’s a good choice.

Hello,

Yes, you can definitely go for B.Sc in Artificial Intelligence even if you had PCB in 12th, as many colleges allow this if you meet the basic eligibility. It’s good that you are thinking about a backup career.

Artificial Intelligence is a growing field with a lot of demand in the future. After completing your B.Sc in A.I, you can get jobs in areas like data analysis, machine learning, automation, etc. If you later go for a Master’s or PhD, your chances of getting better jobs or research roles will increase. So yes, it has good career scope and growth.

Job security depends on your skills and how much you keep learning. A.I is changing fast, so you need to stay updated. If you are serious about it and build your skills properly, it can be a stable and good field.

As for the counselling process, it depends on the college or university. Some do it online and some offline. You’ll have to check with the specific institute where you are applying.

All the best for your Sub-Inspector preparation and future plans!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, as a B.Sc Nursing Student, you are eligible to sit for the IB ACIO exam. Since the eligibility criteria for this examination are to have graduated from any discipline from a recognized university.

Eligibility Criteria includes-

Graduation in any discipline.

Must be an Indian citizen.

Age(18-27 years) (Age relaxation OBC 3 years and for SC/ST 5 years)

Basic computer knowledge is desirable.

All the best for your IB ACIO preparation.

Hello Aspirant,

If you are planning on pursuing an Electronics program with VLSI specialization, Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) and SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur (Main Campus) are two decent private colleges, but there is a considerable difference:

SRM Kattankulathur (Main Campus):

• Has a better brand value and stronger alumni network, especially in South of India
• Core companies such as Intel, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, L&T, and Tata Elxsi reportedly show up every now and then, but bulk of placements happen in IT.
• SRM has a VLSI lab with M.Tech in VLSI, hence you will get a little more exposure here.

Manipal University Jaipur:

• Known for good infrastructure and raising reputation.
• Core electronics placements are limited, once again most offers are from IT services and consulting companies.
• Moderate exposure to VLSI, and core electronics roles are not that frequent.

If your primary objective is core VLSI with placement in semiconductor companies, neither college is likely to provide really solid core VLSI placements similar to what top IITs, NITs or IIIT-H might offer. However, SRM Main Campus has relatively Stronger industry tie-ups, Better electronics lab facilities and Stronger placement record

Hello,

Based on your scores — 92 percentile in MHT CET (PCM) and 83.33 percentile in JEE Main — you can get some good colleges in Maharashtra for BTech in Computer Science Engineering . Here are some options you can consider:

Through MHT CET (92 percentile):

You have a better chance with MHT CET score. Some good colleges you can try for:

• Pune Institute of Computer Technology (PICT), Pune

• Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (VIT), Pune

• MIT-WPU (School of Engineering), Pune

• Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli

• Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management (RCOEM), Nagpur

• Government College of Engineering, Aurangabad

• KJ Somaiya College of Engineering, Mumbai (May be tough, but try)

• SPIT Mumbai (Sardar Patel Institute of Technology) (Low chance, but still fill for counselling)

Through JEE Main (83.33 percentile):

Your JEE score is a bit low for top NITs. But still, you can try:

• IIIT Nagpur (May be borderline, depends on category and home state)

• Some private universities in Maharashtra or nearby states that accept JEE scores.

Hope it helps !