Hello,

VLSI is one of the career paths students prefer after B.Tech in electronics. Joining a finishing school or specialized training institute can be a great step after completing your B.Tech or M.Tech in Electronics or related fields. These institutes help you to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and industry expectations, especially in a core field like VLSI. There are some of the  well-known institutes in India that are popular for VLSI Design training;

CDAC (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing) provides the VLSI Design and Embedded Systems course, especially, at Pune, Bangalore, and Hyderabad centers. It is a government-recognized institution, and placements are quite good.

Maven Silicon (Bangalore) offers full-time VLSI design programs focusing on RTL Design, Verification, and SystemVerilog. If you are a fresher aiming to enter a semiconductor company.

SITARAM (Silicon Institute of Technology) and ChipEdge are known for practical VLSI projects and tool-based learning.

When you are shortlisting a finishing school, keep these points in your mind:Course curriculum should include hands-on work on tools like Cadence, Synopsys, etc, Faculty experience, Internship or live project opportunities, and, Past placement records.If you are a working student you can also check some finishing schools which offer hybrid or weekend batches. You can also explore government-supported finishing schools like NIELIT, or check out colleges with AICTE-approved finishing school tie-ups.

For detailed information about eligibility, and fee structures, it’s helpful to visit here

https://www.careers360.com/courses/vlsi-design-course

Wishing you success in your VLSI career ahead!

Hello,

Based on your scores — 92 percentile in MHT CET (PCM) and 83.33 percentile in JEE Main — you can get some good colleges in Maharashtra for BTech in Computer Science Engineering . Here are some options you can consider:

Through MHT CET (92 percentile):

You have a better chance with MHT CET score. Some good colleges you can try for:

• Pune Institute of Computer Technology (PICT), Pune

• Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (VIT), Pune

• MIT-WPU (School of Engineering), Pune

• Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli

• Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management (RCOEM), Nagpur

• Government College of Engineering, Aurangabad

• KJ Somaiya College of Engineering, Mumbai (May be tough, but try)

• SPIT Mumbai (Sardar Patel Institute of Technology) (Low chance, but still fill for counselling)

Through JEE Main (83.33 percentile):

Your JEE score is a bit low for top NITs. But still, you can try:

• IIIT Nagpur (May be borderline, depends on category and home state)

• Some private universities in Maharashtra or nearby states that accept JEE scores.

Hope it helps !

Hi Ayush,

We understand your concern, as NEET is a very competitive exam you need at least 550 or more to get admission into a decent MBBS college not a top tier college as it would require 650 to 700 marks in NEET.

Now, it is good as you are keeping BDS/ BAMS or BHMS as backup option and then reappearing for NEET exam next year. But, be sure that you can simultaneously prepare for NEET while studying BAMS.

If you strongly feel to pursue for MBBS then you may even take a complete year drop with good preparation for 2026 NEET exam but if you want to minimize the risk, it is better to opt for BAMS/ BDS and then trying your luck again in 2026 exam. You also visit our website for NEET preparation content: Careers360 NEET Solution: Complete Preparation and Study Materials for Students

ALL THE  BEST !

Hi Disha,

There are various institutes that offer online and offline coaching available you can check Career360 website for CUET preparation material and queries as well. But since you are looking for a top college like SRCC, it is advisable that you should opt for offline coaching near your residence to have better concept understandability. You may also refer to YouTube channels that might also help with the roadmap.

CUET would mostly consist of class 11th and 12th syllabus so revise your domains well and you may specifically start studying for CUET when you are done with your class 12th syllabus itself.

ALL THE BEST!

hi,

Since you appeared only for JEE Main Paper 2 B-Planning and did not appear for the B-Architecture paper, you won't be eligible for admission to B-Architecture courses. The architecture seats require you to appear and qualify in the B-Architecture paper specifically.

If a college offers both B-Architecture and B-Planning, your rank in the Planning paper can help you get a seat only in the B-Planning course, not in Architecture.

A JEE Main Paper 2 rank of 3727 in B.Planning generally suggests a strong possibility of admission to a reputable institution, especially considering the fact that it falls within the top 5% of applicants.

Further Evaluation and Considerations:

Institution and Program:

The specific institution and program you are targeting for B.Planning will influence the likelihood of acceptance. Some institutions might have more selective admissions, while others might be more flexible.

Category and Seat Availability:

Your category (General, OBC, SC, etc.) will also impact your chances. Reserved categories may have lower cutoffs, but there may also be limited seats available for these categories.

Overall Score:

While the rank provides a good indication, your overall score and percentile in JEE Main Paper 2 (including mathematics, aptitude, and planning-based questions) are also important factors.

Counselling Process:

The counselling process for B.Planning admissions involves seat allotment based on your rank, preferences, and category.

Admissions for IITs/NITs:

IITs and NITs typically have higher cutoffs, with top-ranked candidates having a better chance of admission.

Admissions for Other Reputable Institutions:

Other reputable institutions, such as those offering B.Planning degrees, may have different cutoff criteria and may have a higher likelihood of accepting candidates within your rank range.

Overall:

A rank of 3727 in B.Planning is considered a strong position for admission to a reputable institution. While specific details about the institution, program, and your category will influence the outcome, your performance in the JEE Main Paper 2 exam is a good indication of your potential for success.

Dear candidate ,
NTA does not usually entertain individual requests to reschedule CUET exam dates for personal reasons like courses or internships . Rescheduling is generally allowed only in exceptional cases such as medical emergencies , errors from NTA's side or clash with another national level exam like NEET or JEE and even then a valid proof is required .
You should wait for the official exam schedule and admit card release to check for any conflicts . If your subjects are scheduled before your course , there will not be an issue . Otherwise , consider contacting the course coordinator to explore flexibility on that end , as CUET dates are fixed once assigned .