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!

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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.

Hello there,

Yes, a rank below 2000 for OBC-NCL category in JEE Main B.Planning is considered very good.

Here’s why:

• You have a strong chance of getting top institutes like NITs , SPAs , and other centrally funded institutions.

• You may get popular specializations in B.Planning at reputed colleges.

• Seat allocation under OBC-NCL quota is favourable at this rank.

To make the most of it:

• Apply for JoSAA counselling seriously.

• Prioritize top NITs or SPAs in your choice list.

So yes, a rank under 2000 in OBC-NCL for B.Planning is excellent and opens doors to top institutes with good academic and placement records.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

The time needed to prepare for the GATE exam varies greatly depending on individual factors like study habits, whether the concepts are clear or not and etc...However, a timeframe of 1 to 2 years is generally recommended for serious preparation, especially if you're aiming for a good rank.

If your basics are clear and you are well known with the concepts then focus on pyq's and give mock tests and re-revise the syllabus. But if your preparation is not that much good then I would suggest that give a complete one year time and prepare well and then appear for the Exam.

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Both Mahindra University's CSE (Data Science) and Vasavi's ECE are excellent options, however it all depends on your ambitions.  Mahindra's Data Science program is up-to-date, with excellent industry connections and high placement rates (8-12 LPA).  It is ideal for technical professions and master's degrees in data science or artificial intelligence.

Vasavi's ECE is well-established, with good placement rates (avg. 6-10 LPA), and is suitable for hardware or electronics MS.  If you enjoy technology and coding, consider Mahindra's CSE (Data Science) program, which is future-focused.  If you enjoy electronics and circuitry, consider Vasavi's ECE.  Both support MS plans, although Mahindra may have a minor advantage for tech MS programs due to its concentration.

• Mahindra University, Hyderabad: www.mahindrauniversity.edu.in (https://www.mahindrauniversity.edu.in)
• Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad: www.vce.ac.i (https://www.vce.ac.in) n

a college may plan to improve student learning and placements, most institutions are now focusing on industry tie-ups, skill-based training, and real-world exposure. Many are introducing certificate courses in collaboration with tech companies, hosting industry expert sessions, and forming placement cells that work closely with recruiters. Some colleges are also signing MoUs with multinational companies and launching internship-driven learning modules to bridge the gap between academics and employment. In addition, colleges are upgrading their infrastructure for digital learning, encouraging entrepreneurship cells, and promoting campus-based startup incubators. These efforts aim to equip students with practical skills and boost their chances of securing better job opportunities after graduation

If you have scored 78 percent in the Maharashtra State Board and want to calculate your eligibility or normalized marks for JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) counselling, it’s important to note that JoSAA considers percentile scores from JEE Main and not board exam percentages directly. However, board exam marks are used to check eligibility criteria, especially for IIT admissions, where a student must be in the top 20 percentile of their board or must have scored at least 75 percent aggregate marks (or 65 percent for SC, ST, and PwD candidates).

Now, when students attempt to convert their board percentage (like 78%) to a score out of 500, it's often done unofficially to compare with CBSE or other boards. But JoSAA and NTA do not officially provide any such conversion. For JEE admissions:

Your JEE Main percentile and rank are the primary factors for admission.

Your board percentage is only used to verify your eligibility for admission (especially for NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs, where you must have passed the Class 12 exam).

If you believe there’s a mismatch or confusion in your score normalization, it’s best to contact the JoSAA helpdesk or your school examination board for clarification.

Hey, so you're asking about B Arch results, right? You're from Andhra Pradesh and you need details.

First, let's talk about B Arch. It's a course about building design and architecture. To get into this course, you need to pass an entrance exam.

There are a few exams you can take to get into B Arch. One is called NATA. It's a national exam, which means people from all over India can take it. Another exam is JEE Main Paper 2. This is also a national exam.

Some states also have their own exams. For example, Andhra Pradesh has its own architecture exam.

To find the results of these exams, you can check the Career360 website. Here's how:

1. Open the Career360 website

2. Type "B Arch results" or "NATA results" or "JEE Main Paper 2 results" in the search box

3. Click on the result

4. You'll see the details about the exam and the results

You can also check the official websites of these exams to get the results.

An undergraduate degree abroad is a good investment if you pursue it in canada because it provides quality education at affordable costs, along with a clearer path to post-graduation work and permanent residency,making it a reliable option to settle abroad.

Coming to U.S. it offers top-tier universities and higher salaries, but have very high costs and a difficult visa process for international graduates.

And  if you are not sure go for studying in your home country which is more affordable and offering opportunities in a growing tech sector.

Ultimately, a strong focus on finances and long-term career plans, including any desire to immigrate, will guide your decision.

Good luck!!