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Yes, you have a very good chance of getting admission to COEP with a 95 percentile in MH CET and being in the SC category.

COEP (College of Engineering Pune) is known for its excellent academic standards and placement opportunities. The SC category provides a reservation benefit, which can significantly increase your chances of securing a seat.

Regarding scholarships, COEP and the government offer various scholarships to students belonging to SC and other reserved categories. These scholarships can cover tuition fees, hostel expenses, and other educational costs.

To know about the specific scholarships available and the eligibility criteria, you can:

1. Visit the COEP official website: Check their admissions section for detailed information on scholarships and the application process.
2. Contact the COEP admissions office: They can provide you with the latest information on available scholarships and guide you through the application process.
3. Inquire with government scholarship authorities: Research government-sponsored scholarships for SC students and check their eligibility requirements and application procedures.

It's important to note that the availability and specific details of scholarships may vary from year to year. Therefore, it's advisable to start your research and application process early to ensure you don't miss any deadlines.

Refund of counselling process is completely non refundable fee. That fees is not going to be back but the fee you are paying for college after first round or second round of councelling is Refunded completely if you cancelled your seat.refund is on basis of the college which you selected the fees of second college of b category Is adjusted and remaining amount is paid back to you.

process of refund is initiated when you cancel your seat allotment of 1st counselling and take admission in another college of b category.

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yes , you will be eligible for the addmissions if you have your domicile certificate with you. You should obtain a domicile certificate from Gujarat. This certificate proves that you are a resident of Gujarat, which is often required for admissions under domicile quotas. children of parents who are serving in the armed forces  claim domicile status of their home state regardless of where they have completed their education.

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With a rank of 6,379 in the VIT Integrated M.Tech program, securing a seat in the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) group at VIT Chennai could be challenging but not impossible. Here's a breakdown of the situation:

1. Previous Year Cutoffs : Admission to the CSE group, especially at VIT Chennai, tends to be highly competitive due to the high demand for the program. Historically, the cutoffs for CSE are higher compared to other branches. Reviewing the previous years' cutoff ranks for the CSE program can give you an idea of your chances.

2. Rank Analysis : A rank of 6,379 is generally considered higher in the context of a highly competitive program like CSE. In previous years, the cutoffs for the CSE branch have been significantly lower, especially for top ranks. However, if there are vacant seats or if the demand is lower than usual, there could still be a possibility.

3. Other Factors : Sometimes, the cutoff ranks can vary based on the number of applicants, seat availability, and other factors. If you are interested in VIT Chennai, participating actively in the counseling process and exploring other branches or specializations might also be beneficial.

4. Alternate Options : If you don’t secure a seat in CSE, consider exploring other branches within VIT or at other reputable institutions.

In summary, while your rank is on the higher side for CSE, there's still a chance, particularly if there are any changes in cutoff trends. Stay engaged in the counseling process and explore all options available to you.

Hello Bindu!

Congrats on an amazing rank. Now to answer your question I was also in the same spot as you during my JEE time but don't worry with your rank you have plenty of options. I've summarized all of them here:

Converse- Simply said, having a rank of 52,161 in JEE Main, your options would range from high to low. These would depend on the category in which your rank falls and also the specific engineering branches. The admission to various institutes would be based on the issue of cutoffs, seat availability, and your preferences for specific branches.

Here is a general approach that can help you find some possible options.

1. NITs and IIITs: In general, for top NITs and IIITs, cutoffs will be more than 52,161 for popular branches like Computer Science and Engineering. However, you might get a chance in a less popular branch or for newer NITs and IIITs.

2. State Engineering Colleges: In fact, quite a number of state engineering colleges and government-aided institutions will fall in your rank range for admission. Check the admission possibility in some state or regional engineering college where you are located.

3. Private Engineering Colleges: Quite a few private institutions will have more flexibility in the admission process. You may be in a chance at some of the private engineering colleges that take JEE Main scores.

4. Counseling and Seat Allocation: Keep a lookout for the Joint Seat Allocation Authority, JoSAA, and other state-level counseling processes, from where you will know about the latest cutoffs and available options. Every round of counseling may reveal something new about the seat status and courses.

5. Analyze Cutoffs of Previous Years: This gives you an estimation of the cutoff trend for different institutes and thus helps you estimate the colleges which would be within your grasp.

In order to have more authentic information, log in to the official website of JoSAA for further details and use their college predictor tools. You can also contact the individual institution's admission office or seek advice from educational counselors for personal interaction.

Absolutely, you can pursue a B.Tech degree even if you have no basic knowledge of computers. Many B.Tech programs offer introductory courses that assume no prior knowledge and gradually build your understanding of computer science and engineering concepts. Additionally if you have a background in PCMB, you likely to have a strong foundation in Mathematics and analytical skills, which are valuable assets in engineering studies.

Once enrolled in a B.Tech program, you'll have access to resources such as lectures, textbooks, labs,to help you learn and succeed in your studies. Don't be discouraged by your lack of prior knowledge. With dedication and hard work, you can certainly pursue and excel in a B.Tech degree.

Dear Aspirant!

The NIRF ranking refers to the National Institutional Ranking Framework. NIRF is important because it provides a standardized assessment of higher education institutions in India. NIRF is used in colleges because it provides an evaluation of their overall performance and helps institutions benchmark themselves against others in India.

And the fee structure for a B.Tech in Computer Science with a specialization in Data Science varies widely based on the type of institution (government, private, or autonomous).

I hope this answered you well.

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