Hello Aspirant,

With a GATE 2025 score of 352 and OBC rank 21421 in CSE it can be probable for M.Tech in CSE or AI at JNTUA (Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur). In the initial rounds it can be challenging as the cutoffs for CSE/AI are usually high, core branches tend to have low cutoffs relative to all other branches and will only get higher in general rounds. If your only applying for CSE and AI only, you might have a foot in the door with later rounds or spot admissions to fill vacancies from those rejected in the initial rounds or those that declined the offer, if they have not confirmed their seats. Again, keep an eye on either CCMT or on at the university level counselling, soon enough it will be quite an academic year!

Hello

Yes, with a GATE 2025 score of 334 in CS/IT , you can get admission in Telangana through PGECET counselling. GATE qualified candidates get first preference , so you have a decent chance , specially in less competitive colleges or if you have category reservation.

Just register for counselling and fill choices wisely.

GATE qualified candidates are given first preference over PGECET rankers during seat allotment  .

TS PGECET counselling is open to GATE qualifiers from 2023–25  .

Hello sir,

Thanks for reaching out!

Your 92 marks in SSC board is good and definitely help in your profile but they are just one factor they consider for admission .To get into CS or IT in Avasari College of Polytechnic,Pune, you must appear for the CET and score well in it ideally above 85-90 out of 100 for top branches.

Right now,The CET application for this year is closed ,so you'll have to wait for next cycle if you haven't applied yet,if you have already appeared, keep checking the councelling round to secure a seat.

So,while your SSC score is strong,a good CET score is a key for admission to Avasari Polytechnic college.

To get more info about MHT CET:

https://www.careers360.com/exams/mht-cet

Hello Aspirant,

The placement for IT and Computer Science at Amrutvahini College of Engineering, Sangamner rewards and typically is between 75 % and 90 %. Based on the aforementioned statistics, around 75–80 % of students get placed overall (IT/CS branches significantly higher, often just over 82 %.). The demand for CS and IT branches are so strong that a large number of recruiters conduct campus placements from various multi-national companies.

Hello

With KCET 52,000 and COMEDK 32,000 ranks for CS or CS specializations :

Through COMEDK (32,000 Rank):

1. Acharya Institute of Technology, Bangalore – CS & specializations

2. Atria Institute of Technology, Bangalore – CS, AI/ML, Data Science

3. Cambridge Institute of Technology, Bangalore

4. Don Bosco Institute of Technology, Bangalore

5. T John Institute of Technology, Bangalore

6. RR Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Through KCET (52,000 Rank):

1. BGS Institute of Technology, Mandya

2. SDM Institute of Technology, Ujire

3. KLE Dr. MSSCET, Belagavi

4. KLS Gogte Institute of Technology, Belagavi (may get IT/AI-ML)

5. G Madegowda Institute of Technology, Mandya

Apply through both KCET and COMEDK for better options.

hope this helps you .

With a 79.7 percentile in MHT-CET, getting Computer Science at VESIT Chembur through the regular CAP round is very unlikely. The cutoff for CSE in open category is usually around 98 percentile. Even under minority quota, especially for Sindhi students, the cutoff is typically above 90 percentile.

Now, when it comes to institute-level or management quota, there is a small chance. These seats are filled after CAP rounds and may have slightly lower cutoffs, but for high-demand branches like CS, even institute round cutoffs hover around 95 to 97 percentile. With 79.7 percentile, it's still on the lower side.

If you belong to the minority community recognized by the institute, you may have a better shot, but the chances for CSE specifically remain slim even there. Also, institute-level quota usually comes with higher fees compared to CAP seats.

With 79.7 percentile in MHT-CET, getting B.Tech CS at VESIT Chembur through management or institute quota is very unlikely. VESIT is a top-tier college, and even for management seats, the demand is high. Typically, students getting CS through institute quota still have percentiles in the mid to high 90s. Even in spot or vacancy rounds, the cutoffs for CS don’t drop drastically. With your percentile, it's better to look at other colleges where the CS cutoff is lower or consider related branches like IT or CS&Engg in mid-tier institutes.

Hi Krish

The specific syllabus in any degree depends on college to college and you should go to your college website (if you are not in college you can go to the website of your dream/target college). At your college website, you will most probably find the specific syllabus you needed as most colleges upload their syllabus online. I f not, then you can ask your HOD/teachers to tell the details of the syllabus and share any PDF if available.

Moreover, these are the subjects that are generally taught in B.Sc(CS):

1. Programming in C/C++
2. Data Structures
3. Computer Networks
4. DBMS
5. Operating Systems
6. Web Development
7. Python/ Java
8. Mathematics (Discrete/ Linear Algebra)

You can find more information about B.Sc(CS) here: B.SC Computer Science by Careers360

Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

Hello Prema ,

to be precise its very difficult to get in bvb college with 32616 rank in kcet exam . usually for general category the rank demanded is below 7000, if you belong to reserved category you may try in later round . you can consider other branch like ECE, MECHANICAL .or try different college whose cutoff is lower in cs branch.

Hello Mr. Shashank,

NIELIT Ropar is fairly new in offering B. Tech programs and has currently poor campus placement and infrastructure compared to other well-established institutes. If your son's rank permits, it would be best to attend further rounds of JoSAA and look for better options elsewhere, particularly within more established NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs. However, if no other options are available, if he is truly passionate about AI/ML, then he can take advantage of the opportunity by self-learning and putting in an internship — but this will depend heavily on him to take the next step.