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In the context of Karnataka's reservation categories, Vishwakarma is classified under Category 2A . Specifically:

• Category 2A : This category includes communities that are identified as Vishwakarma , along with others such as Panchamasali , Nayaka , Goud , and others.

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Deciding whether to accept admission to VIT Chennai for CSE or to take a drop for JEE and aim for IIT requires careful consideration of your goals and circumstances. Here are some factors to help you make your decision:

1. Cost vs. Value:

• The total fee of 19-20 lakhs for four years is significant. Consider if you believe the education and opportunities at VIT justify this investment compared to potential IIT options.
  
  2. Your Interest in CSE:
  
  
• Since you’re aiming specifically for CSE at IIT, think about your passion for the field. If you’re genuinely committed to pursuing CSE, then it’s worth considering whether waiting for an IIT is feasible for you.
  
  3. Drop Year Considerations:
  
  
• Taking a drop means you’ll need to prepare effectively for the JEE again. Assess your readiness and commitment to studying hard for another year.
  
  
• Consider the potential stress and uncertainties of dropping a year; make sure you have a solid study plan and resources to improve your chances.
  
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• If you choose to take a drop, consider having backup options. Look at other reputable institutions or courses that might also align with your interests, in case your JEE attempt doesn't yield the expected results.
  
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• Research the placements and industry connections of VIT Chennai versus IITs. While IITs are generally highly regarded, VIT also has good placement records, especially in CSE.
  
  Conclusion:

If your ultimate goal is to study CSE at an IIT and you’re confident in your ability to improve your JEE score, taking a drop could be a valid option. However, if you feel uncertain about the process or believe you might miss out on valuable education and opportunities at VIT, accepting the offer could also be a smart move. Assess your priorities, financial situation, and commitment level before making a final decision.

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An NT-B caste certificate is sufficient for claiming OBC reservation benefits in the national level reservation scheme.

The central government includes Nomadic Tribe (NT) categories like NT-B within the broader OBC (Other Backward Classes) category for reservation purposes.

Since NT-B falls under OBC, you only need a caste certificate that specifies your caste as "NT-B." This certificate should be issued by a competent authority designated by the state government.

The validity of OBC certificates can vary depending on the specific reservation scheme and issuing authority. In general, OBC certificates issued by the central government are valid for a lifetime. State governments might have their own validity periods for OBC certificates.

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Dear Om Shinde

As per information you got 76% in 6 subjects and 74.7 % in 5 subjects. You need to pass the 12th bords and 75% aggregate in only three PCM only if you don't have that then you can go for state quota where you get 12th marks relaxation. Feel free to ask other queries.

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