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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
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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
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
Both NIT Jalandhar and IIIT Gwalior are great institutions, but their programs and approach differ. Here's a comparison:
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For admission to IITs, NITs, and IIITs under the OBC-NCL category, your OBC-NCL certificate must be issued by the state where your domicile is . Since your domicile is Maharashtra, your OBC-NCL certificate should also be issued by Maharashtra authorities, even if your caste is in the central OBC
Bengaluru is home to many top-ranked colleges and universities, especially for engineering, management, and science. Some of the highest-ranking colleges include:
Through JoSAA after 6 rounds you will need to register for the CSAB counselling, with the rank of 42911 it is difficult to get any top tier nit or iiit like surathkal etc, but you have chances for newer, lower to middle level nit's and iit's in courses like civil,
If you are from General-EWS category and your family income is less than Rs 1 lakh per year, then you are eligible for full tuition fee waiver at IIIT Nagpur under the Government of India rules.
This means you will not have to pay the tuition fee. But you will
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EEE (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) and ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) have many similarities - many of the core electronics areas such as: digital systems, circuits, and microprocessors are courses that are similar across both programs. However, EEE has a bit of a tendency to be more focused
Based on your CRL of 130000 and OBC rank of 46000, you have a moderate chance of getting branches like Mechanical (ME) or Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) in lower NITs or newly established IIITs through the CSAB special rounds.
Your chances are better in NITs such as NIT Mizoram,
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