Your JEE Mains score of 94.32 percentile is good and can be considered by AIEMS (All India Engineering Management System) for admission, especially if you are in the CS (Computer Science) group. AIEMS accepts JEE scores for many engineering colleges. However, admission depends on the specific college’s cut-off and seat availability. It’s best to check the AIEMS official website or contact them directly to know if your score fits their CS program and what the next steps are for applying.

Hi Likhith,

Based on your rank of 135495 in UG-CET 2025, here is the list of colleges for CS engineering.

Strong Chances, Top State-Level Institutes :
JIIT, Noida
KIET Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad
PSIT, Kanpur
Meerut Institute of Technology, Meerut

Moderate Chances:
JMS Group of Institutions, Hapur
R.R. Group of Institutions, Lucknow

Top UP Public Institutes
IET, Lucknow,
HBTU, Kanpur
KNIT, Sultanpur
MMMUT, Gorakhpur
JSS, Noida

Fill JIIT and KIET as top preferences. Backup with PSIT, Meerut IT, and JMS.

All the best.

Thank you.
Regards,

Hello Ansh,

Whether you can get admission in the Computer Science (CS) or Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) branch depends on several key factors:

• Entrance Exam Rank/Score : Your performance in entrance exams like JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, state-level exams (like KCET, AP EAMCET, TS EAMCET), or university-specific exams plays a major role. A high rank increases your chances for CS or ECE.

• Category and Reservation : SC, ST, OBC, EWS, or other reserved categories may have lower cut-off ranks for CS and ECE branches.

• College Preference : Top colleges like IITs, NITs, IIITs, and top private universities have higher cut-offs for CS and ECE. Mid-tier or private colleges may offer more flexibility with lower ranks.

• State Quota vs. All India Quota : Home state students often have a better chance under the state quota.

• Gender-Based Quotas : Some institutions offer female-only seats or relaxed cut-offs for girls.

If you mention your entrance exam name, rank or percentile, category, and state, I can give a more specific answer.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Dear Candidate ,
With a KCET 2025 rank of 137,614 getting a Computer Science ( CSE ) seat in a government engineering college in Karnataka in quite difficult, as the closing ranks for CSE in these colleges are generally much lower - mostly under 85,000 . However you can still explore other branches like Mechanical , Civil or Electrical Engineering , which may have higher closing ranks and  thus a better chance . Additionally , consider applying to private colleges where CSE seats might still be available at your rank , or explore options under the management quota . Make sure to participate in all rounds of counseling, including the extended and spot rounds .

Deciding whether to pursue a BCA or a B.Sc Computer Science (CS) through distance learning is best depends on your individual goals and circumstances . A BCA focuses more on computer applications, while a B.Sc Computer Science (CS) places more emphasis on theoretical knowledge and research.

BCA:

Focus:

Computer Applications and Programming.

Career Path:

Software Development, Web Development, IT Support, Network Administration.

Benefit:

Job opportunities are wide, as BCA graduates are immediately industry ready.

negative:

If your goal is advanced research or AI and data analytics, then BSc (CS) may be a better choice.

B.Sc.(CS)(Distance Education):

Focus:

Theoretical knowledge of computer science, such as algorithms, data structures, and systems architecture.

Career Path:

Researchers, data scientists, AI specialists, systems engineers.

Benefit:

Distance learning can be more affordable and allows you to tailor your studies to your situation.

negative:

It may take more time and effort to earn a degree.

Which one is better for you?

If you want to get immediate job opportunities and practical computer skills, then BCA may be a better option.

If you are interested in theoretical knowledge and research or want to pursue higher education, then B.Sc.(CS) may be more suitable.

If you want flexibility and financial independence in your career, then BSc (CS) through distance learning may be a good option.

conclusion:

When deciding which course is right for you, take into account your career goals, personal interests and financial situation. Both BCA and BSc (CS) provide a good foundation for a successful career in their respective fields.

For students with a rank around 1 lakh and under the SC category, many state universities and government colleges offer courses in Data Science, Computer Science, AI, or Cybersecurity. Consider state-level counseling like KCET, UPSEE, or WBJEE, where reserved seats help SC students get admission. Also, look for newer private universities with good scholarships. It’s best to check specific state counseling websites for available colleges and cutoff trends to find a suitable option that fits your rank and category.

Hello,

It is unlikely to get core CSE or AI in prestigious government or Tier-1 colleges with a KCET 2025 rank of 100,000. You can still target respectable private universities that offer CSE or AI-related programs, though. Think about educational institutions such as Bangalore's Acharya Institute of Technology, AMC Engineering College, East West Institute of Technology, Gopalan College of Engineering, and HKBK College. Investigate related fields like data science, AI & ML, and information science as well. Engage in active counselling and maintain a variety of options. Even if they are not highly ranked, pay attention to universities with strong faculty, placement assistance, and infrastructure.
All the best.

KCET 2025 Rank Wise Colleges List

Hii,

Yes, provided the college or university permits it, you can enroll in BAMMC during your second year (SY). Since the subjects covered in BAMMC differ from those in BSc CS, you typically have to begin in First Year (FY). It is typically not permitted to enter SY BAMMC directly without first completing FY.

However, you can inquire with the college about any unique policies or choices. The best course of action is to drop BSc CS and enroll in FY BAMMC. Always ask the college what the proper procedure is.

With an 80,000 rank in KCET, obtaining a CS seat directly in a highly ranked college like IIIT-B or MSRIT in Bangalore or Mysore is unlikely. However, options exist to pursue CS in these cities, including lower-ranked private colleges or considering other engineering branches with potential for career transition.

Bangalore Colleges:

R V College of Engineering (RVCE): Considered a good option with a NIRF rank of 99.

BMS College of Engineering (BMSCE): Offers a strong Computer Science program.

PES University - Faculty of Engineering: Another reputable college in Bangalore.

Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE): A well-known institution with a good reputation.

Other private colleges: Many private colleges in Bangalore offer CS programs, but fees and placement rates can vary. Explore options like Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT) or Reva University.

Mysore Colleges:

The National Institute of Engineering, Mysore: Offers a good Computer Science program.

Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering (VVCE): Another option in Mysore.

SJCE, Mysore (JSS Science and Technology University): A reputable college with a strong engineering program.

Fees:

Fees can vary significantly between private and government colleges, as well as within different programs.

Private colleges like RVCE, BMSCE, and PES University might have higher tuition fees, ranging from 3-10 lakhs.

Government colleges like SJCE and the National Institute of Engineering may have lower fees, potentially under 2 lakhs per year.

Important Considerations:

Rank in KCET:

Your rank of 80,000 in KCET might limit your options for direct admission to top-ranked colleges.

Private vs. Government:

Private colleges offer more flexibility in admission but might have higher fees.

Branch Choice:

If you prioritize getting into college, consider other engineering branches with potentially higher cutoffs and then transitioning to CS later.

Alternate Entrance Exams:

Explore options like COMEDK-UGET for private college admissions.

Placement Rates:

Research the placement rates of different colleges and branches to assess your future career prospects.

Recommendations:

1. Thoroughly research different colleges:

Consider their NIRF rankings, placement records, and faculty expertise.

2. Consult with guidance counselors:

Get personalized advice on your options based on your rank and preferences.

3. Don't be discouraged by your rank:

Focus on finding a college that offers a strong CS program and supports your learning and career goals.

4. Explore alternative options:

If getting into a highly ranked college is not feasible, consider other engineering branches or explore opportunities for career transition within the technology field.

Based on KCET 2024 data, securing admission to the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) branch at JSS  (JSSSTU), Mysore with a KCET rank of 18,000 would be highly unlikely for the General category.

KCET 2024 CSE Cutoff at JSSSTU (General Category)

• Round 1: 4,319

• Round 2: 4,794

• Round 3: 4,406

• Round 4: 6,890

These figures indicate that the closing ranks for CSE at JSSSTU were well below 18,000 in all rounds for the GM category.