Your college and the validity of your medical certificate would determine whether you will be detained or not.

That having a medical certificate may vindicate your days for being absent from class, remember that sometimes colleges require the minimum attendance. And if it's at its lowest against your medical certificate, expect academic consequences.

Do this

Speak to Your Class Teacher or Head of Department:

Clearly explain your position and present before them your medical certificate as evidence.

Demand condonation of your attendance and throw light upon the circumstances that led to your absence.

Submission of Relevant Documents

Present your medical certificate to the concerned authority.

Make sure your medical certificate is valid and has an evident cause for your absence.

Regular Follow-Up

Keep tabs on the status of your request and follow up with the authorities concerned.

Remember that each college maintains particular attendance policies. You can best seek information about your case from the academic advisor at your college or the concerned department.

Some Additional Suggestion

Keep your teachers informed about your condition and all difficulties you face.

Make it a point to study and submit assignments without any delay.

Seek support: Do not hesitate to seek help if you need it; you can talk to your friends, family, or counselors if needed.

With a 76.6 percentile and an ST category rank of 5793, you may have a chance of getting Computer Science in YCCE Nagpur or Ramdeobaba College, but it largely depends on the specific cutoffs for these institutions and the overall demand for CS seats during the admission process.

1. YCCE Nagpur: The cutoff for CS may vary each year, but typically, it can be competitive. You should check the previous year's cutoff trends to gauge your chances.

2. Ramdeobaba College: Similar to YCCE, this college also has fluctuating cutoffs based on demand and availability.

It's best to keep an eye on the official admission announcements and reach out to the colleges for the most accurate information regarding seat availability and cutoffs. You might also want to consider applying to other colleges as a backup option.

Hii,

If you interested in electrical branch then you can go for this option. But I would suggest wait till cap 3 there are chances of getting higher colleges.

Good luck!

Various reputed company visit Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering for campus placement every year. some of the top recruiters are- MuSIgma, Capgemini, Cognizant, Toppr, Adani Power Limited, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., MIndtree, Nucsoft, Mphasis, Byju’s, ConneQT, Reliance Jio 

Hello!

Yes, there are night classes of M.Tech in top colleges like:

International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad

Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai

Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs)

JNTU, Hyderabad

Karnataka State Open University, Mysore

Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala

Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani

National Institutes of Technology (NITs)

Nalanda Open University, Patna

Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu

Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/m-tech-master-of-technology

Best wishes

Hello Aspirant,

Suitability norm for acknowledgment into Civil Engg.

Must have qualified with 45% aggregate or more in 12th standard from a distinguished establishment and with 50% scores (40% for candidates of SC/ST category) in PCM or PCB.

Ranks in entrance exams such as IITJEE, BITSAT, numerous state-level exams, etc. are furthermore evaluated.

B.Tech Civil Engg lateral admission course program is a 3-year where the establishment directly admits you to the 2nd year of the B.Tech course.

It is strictly for certificate/diploma course aspirants

If you take admission into Civil Engg. then you have to accomplish the whole course in 4 yrs. You can't get the privilege of the lateral entry.

I hope it helps.