Compare Nanhi Pari Seemant Engineering Institute, Pithoragarh: Ranking, Fees, Courses, Placement & Reviews

Hello,

According to your percentile and category, there is a possibility that you can secure a seat in the agriculture program of BBSR. But there are some factors that influence your admission to this course.

• Cutoff: With your SC category, you can feel relieved that the SC category cutoff is lower than the general category. But still, you have to be careful and keep track of the admission process. The previous year's cutoff is the 72.54 percentile. So, you can be sure about your admission.
• Number of Seats: The number of seats that are available for the agriculture program at BBSR College
• Other applicants in your category: Also, there are many students in your category that want to get admission to this college. This number also influences your chance of admission to these colleges.

Overall, you can be sure about your admission, but still you have to do things like wait for the rank list, check the cutoff, and then participate in the counseling process.

I hope it will clear your query!!

You have three options: SIT Pune (Electronics and Telecommunication), MIT-WPU Pune (Electronics and Communication), and VIT Pune (Computer Science through management quota).

If your main goal is good placement and overall personality development, then VIT Pune is the best choice. It offers strong placements in software and IT companies. Even if you are joining through management quota, you will get the same placement chances as other students.

MIT-WPU Pune is also good. It has a modern campus and helps students build communication and soft skills. But placements in the core ECE field are less. Most students go for IT jobs.

SIT Pune is fine too, but it has fewer placement opportunities compared to the other two colleges. It is better if you do not get the other options.

So, if you want a career in software and good placements, go with VIT Pune. If you prefer a balanced college life with decent placements, MIT-WPU is a good option.

hi,

With 198 marks in NEET and coming from the OBC category, getting a government MBBS seat is almost not possible because the cutoffs are usually much higher. But you can try for private medical colleges where seats may be available under management quota, though the fees will be very high. You have a good chance to get seats in BDS (Dental), BAMS (Ayurveda), or BHMS (Homeopathy) in private colleges.