Hello! Yes, since your son has secured a CSE seat in IIIT Pune and your annual income is below 5 lakh, he can apply for a fee waiver under the Tuition Fee Waiver (TFW) scheme or other scholarships offered by the institute or state government. Just make sure to submit the income certificate during admission and counselling.

Hello,

Yes, there is a possibility of a tuition fee waiver for your son at IIT Pune based on the annual income that you provide in your query. IIT Pune, like any  other institution, provides fee concessions or waivers to students from economically weaker sections. However, the specific criteria and extent of the waiver depend on the institute's policies.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hi!

IIIT Surat is one of the newer IIITs, and its tuition fees are generally around 1.8–2 lakh per year. However, fee waivers are available for students from economically weaker sections (EWS), Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and some OBC categories under central government norms. For example, SC/ST students usually get a complete tuition fee waiver, paying only hostel, exam, and other charges. EWS and certain OBC-NCL students can also avail partial waivers depending on annual family income below 1 lakh – full tuition waiver; 1–5 lakh – two-thirds tuition reduction. You need to provide valid income and category certificates during admission to avail this benefit. Additionally, there are merit-based scholarships from state and central schemes. Always check the latest official fee structure on the IIIT Surat website or JoSAA portal before applying.

Wishing you all the best for your admission process!

Hi,

Choosing between IIIT ECE with VLSI & Embedded Systems and VIT Chennai CSE-AI depends on your career goals. If you’re interested in hardware design, chip manufacturing, and embedded systems IoT, robotics, electronics R&D , ECE with VLSI is future-proof demand for chip engineers is growing with India’s semiconductor push. However, if you love coding, machine learning, and software development, CSE-AI offers a broader IT career path with booming demand in AI/ML fields. Placement stats also matter VIT has strong industry links for IT roles, while IIITs often have niche but high-paying core electronics placements. Also compare location, fees, and alumni network. If unsure, check if your interest leans more toward circuits or code that usually decides the fit.

Thank you, and best wishes for your decision

Hi Mohith!

Both IIIT Sri City (ECE) and UVCE Bangalore have their strengths, but the choice depends on your career goals. IIIT Sri City offers a modern campus, strong research focus, and better industry exposure for electronics and communications, especially in emerging areas like IoT and VLSI. UVCE, being one of the oldest engineering colleges, has a strong alumni network, especially in Karnataka, and good connections with core companies. If you want a more research-oriented and modern curriculum, IIIT might suit you. If you value a large alumni base, location in Bangalore, and possibly lower fees, UVCE is a great choice. Also compare placement data, internships, and faculty profiles before deciding.

Thanks for asking, and best wishes for your decision!

Hello,

To take admission in GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) , follow these steps:

1. Check Eligibility : You must have passed 12th class, usually with Science (PCB) or sometimes Arts. Minimum 40-45% marks are needed.

2. Age Limit : You should be at least 17 years old.

3. Apply for Entrance Exam or Merit : Some states conduct entrance exams, while others give admission based on 12th marks (merit).

4. Fill Application Form : Visit the official website of the college or state nursing board and fill the form.

5. Attend Counselling : If there is counselling, register and choose your preferred college.

6. Get Admission : Once selected, submit documents and pay the fees.

Each state has its own process, so check the official notice of your state.

Hope it helps !

Hello Aspirant,

If placements and prospects are your aim, then:

1. NIT Andhra Pradesh EEE: This will lead to good core and IT related opportunities as well as opportunities as an engineer in government exams and various core companies and coding roles.
2. NIT Raipur Chemical: Chemical has few core jobs and most students switch to IT. This is somewhat less flexible than EEE.
3. IIIT Kancheepuram Mechanical (Dual Degree): Although a dual degree will provide more research exposure, mechanical engineering has fewer core jobs. Placements are improving but still evolving.

Hello

It's completely normal to feel confused about choosing a branch after your second year at IIIT Basar many students go through the same phase. The best way to approach this is by reflecting on what genuinely interests you.

If you enjoy problem-solving, programming, or building tech solutions, branches like Computer Science (CSE), Artificial Intelligence (AI), or Data Science might be great fits. If you're more inclined toward hardware, networks, or electronics, consider the ECE program. Look into what each branch offers in terms of subjects, future job roles, and industry demand.

Hello!

Here are some popular branches that you can chose:

1. Computer Science and Engineering - It is very high in demand nowdays.The placements are also very good in this field.If you like coding and software development this is the best branch for you.

2. Electronics and Communication Engineering- It is also high in demand.In this branch less coding  is involved.

3. Electrical and Electronics Engineering - it is good if you are interested in heavy electronics and Circuits. Job chances are decent.

4. Mechanical Engineering - it is good for design , manufacturing and government jobs.

5. Civil Engineering- If you are interested in infrastructure, construction and designs than you can chose this. Private jobs are limited.

Since you’re in Basar IIIT and have completed your second year, it’s normal to feel confused about branch selection. The best way to decide is to look at what subjects you’ve enjoyed most so far and what kind of work you see yourself doing in the future. If you are interested in coding, problem solving, or software related jobs, then CSE or ECE would be a good choice. If you like working with electronics, hardware, or circuits, then ECE is a strong option too.