If you missed taking the form because you were not aware of the release date and now the last date is over then you may not be able to apply for that particular college or exam this year However you can still regularly check the official website or contact the admission office to know if there is any extension or second round of application process Sometimes some institutions reopen the form or offer late registration with a fine You should also subscribe to updates or follow educational portals to stay informed for upcoming opportunities Always try to set reminders for important dates and stay connected with the official sources so that such issues do not repeat in future

With a KCET rank of 41,780, your daughter can get B.Tech in Computer Science or Cyber Security in some mid- and lower-tier Karnataka colleges.

Possible Options:

Dayananda Sagar University – Cyber Security (possible in later rounds)

Acharya Institute of Technology

Don Bosco Institute of Technology

AMC Engineering College

East West Institute of Technology

Gopalan College of Engineering

Top colleges like RV, BMSCE, MSRIT, SIT, NIE are unlikely at this rank for CSE/Cyber Security.

Apply for spot/second round counselling for better chances.

With a KCET rank of 41,870 , your daughter has low chances for B.Tech Computer Science in top or mid-tier colleges. However, she has good chances to get related branches like:

• Information Technology (IT)

• Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

• Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE)

• Biotechnology, Mechanical, or Civil Engineering

  Possible Colleges:

  • Don Bosco Institute of Technology (Bangalore)

  • RR College of Engineering

  • ATME College (Mysuru)

  • SJCIT (Chikkaballapur)

  • Reva University

  • KLE Tech, BMSIT (in other branches)

With a rank of 46,090, you may not get admission into top government polytechnic colleges for Computer Science Diploma, but you can still get a seat in private or lower-tier colleges, depending on your state (like AP, TS, UP, etc.).

Attend counseling rounds, and you may get a mid- or low-tier college for CSE.

4. Addressing Your Concerns:

"Burning fields" and "CA stuff":

While some commerce careers involve intensive work, not all do. Many opportunities exist for work-life balance and passive income generation.

Passive Income:

Both Commerce and Science offer paths to passive income. Commerce provides more direct routes through financial investments and business ventures, while Science can lead to high-paying careers with good savings potential for investment.

Making the Right Decision:

Ultimately, the right decision depends on your priorities and long-term goals. Consider your strengths, interests, and career aspirations.

Recommendations:

1. Talk to Professionals:

Speak with career counselors, financial advisors, and professionals in both Commerce and Science fields (especially aviation).

2. Shadow Professionals:

Spend time observing people working in fields that interest you.

3. Assess Your Skills:

Identify your strengths and weaknesses in both Science and Commerce-related subjects.

4. Explore Your Options:

Research different career paths within both fields to see which ones align best with your interests and goals.

By taking the time to explore your options and assess your strengths, you can make an informed decision that aligns with your aspirations for a fulfilling and financially successful future.

The fees for Science subject in class 11th varies according to school and board. In government schools, this fee can range from Rs 200 to Rs 1,500 per month, whereas in private schools, it can range from Rs 2,000 to Rs 15,000 per month . Some schools also charge additional fees, such as admission fees or lab fees.

For example, the tuition fee for class 11th and 12th science students in Kendriya Vidyalaya is Rs 400 per month. In some private schools, the fees for science subject in class 11 can range from Rs 2,000 to Rs 15,000 per month.

If you want to know the fees for Science subject in class 11th in a specific school, you have to contact that school.

With a Class 12 board score of 86% in 2024, your son meets the board-based eligibility for B.Tech CSE at Thapar University—but there’s one important detail. Thapar conducts admissions via two modes: one uses JEE Main scores (50% seats) and the other uses Class 12 PCM marks (50% seats). However, for top branches like CSE, only JEE-qualified candidates are considered.

Admissions through Class 12 marks only apply to other branches—not CSE—since board-based seats in CSE are typically not offered anymore for 2025 onwards.

Hey there,after 10 you need to take admission in a school where there is a science stream if  your previous school was only till class 10.There you can choose the subjects like physics, chemistry biology of physics ,chemistry maths combination depending on your interest.

With a KCET 2025 rank of 19,385, you have good chances for Computer Science and Engineering in mid-level colleges like:

Acharya Institute of Technology

East West Institute of Technology

SJBIT

Atria Institute of Technology

Final allotment depends on category and seat availability in each round.

With a SRM Phase 2 rank of 4988 and PCM aggregate of 57.66%, you may still be eligible for admission, as SRM requires a minimum of 50% aggregate in PCM. You can fill your choices like ECE with specialization in Data Science at KTR branch, but final allotment depends on seat availability and cutoff.