It's a Question of your Career!

dear student,

With a cutoff of 187.5 under the MBC category , your chances of getting CSE or ECE at Kumaraguru College of Technology (KCT), Coimbatore are quite low. These branches are highly competitive, and in recent years, the closing cutoffs for MBC candidates in CSE and ECE have typically been above 190 . Your score is slightly below the usual range, so it's unlikely you'll secure a seat in these top branches.

However, you may still have a good chance of getting other branches at KCT, such as Mechanical, Civil, or Biotechnology , which generally have lower closing cutoffs. Additionally, you can explore other reputed private engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu where CSE or ECE seats may be available for your cutoff. Make sure to list a range of colleges and branches in your TNEA counselling choices to maximize your chances.

good luck

Both are excellent choices, but if you are inclined to words software or tech industry , NIT Trichy ECE has a slight edge. If you are more interested in core engineering research or IIT prestige, then IITRopar EE is the best.

Dear student,

With 368 marks (SC category) , getting a government MBBS seat is unlikely under All India Quota or in most states, where cutoffs are usually 400–460+ .

You might have a slim chance in some low-cutoff states in later rounds , but it’s not reliable.

Better chances lie in private MBBS , BDS , or AYUSH courses where cutoffs are lower.

dear student,

With 398 marks in NEET 2025 as an OBC candidate from Himachal Pradesh , you fall within the expected cutoff range for government veterinary colleges, which is typically 380–430+ .
In past years, the cutoff for Dr. G.C. Negi College of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Palampur —the main government vet college in HP—has been around 380–410 for OBC and other reserved categories. So, you have a fair chance of getting a seat under the state quota , especially in the later rounds of counselling .
Make sure to register and participate in all rounds to improve your chances.

good luck.

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Hello Aspirant,

If your rank in JEE Mains is 16000 you're not out of the woods for getting Computer Science in some NITs. But as you said "I'm not really interested in coding or about anything that is computers" it is reasonable to look somewhere else.
If you like designing, creative thinking, problem-solving, and real-world applications Industrial Design at NIT Rourkela is a great option for you. The Industrial Design department is very established at NIT Rourkela and teaches product design, ergonomics, CAD tools, and has an innovation-centric simulated learning approach. Graduates move into products design, UI/UX, automotive, consumer technology, and many other roles, or pursue design masters courses in NID, IDC-IITB etc.
If you want to consider all your options, I believe picking a branch that you have an interest such as Industrial Design will lead to a better settled career than simply going for CSE for the tag. One must be knowledgeable in whatever career path they settle into, but in fields like creativity and design interest and passion are incredibly important.

dear student,

You’ve cleared the SC qualifying cutoff (expected 127–161), but 368 marks are generally too low for a govt. MBBS seat.

For SC category, govt. MBBS cutoffs are usually:

• AIQ: 430–460+

• State quota: 400+ in most states

At 368, chances for govt. MBBS are very slim, even under state quota—unless your state has exceptionally low cutoffs.

You can try for:

• Private MBBS colleges

• BDS/AYUSH govt. seats

• Allied health or paramedical courses

hello aspirant,

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