It's a Question of your Career!

With 88.20 percentile (EWS), getting AIML in top colleges is tough. You can try for private or lower-tier colleges, or explore related branches like AI & DS. Management quota is another option. For better chances, aim to improve your score in the next attempt.

• Private AIML polytechnics : Good chances with your percentile.

• Government AIML polytechnics : Difficult to secure a seat.

• Plan : Apply early to private colleges, have backup branches ready, and track counselling rounds closely.

Hello Aspirant,

There are multiple options for you after diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering-

1.Higher Education-B.Tech,BCA.

2.You have multiple job opportunities in the government and private sector also.In Govt. sector you have Railways (RRB JE, Technician)DRDO, ISRO, BHEL, BSNL (technician posts)State Electricity Boards, SAIL, NTPC, GAIL,Defence Services (Air Force, Navy – as Technical Sailor, Technician).

In Private sector you have-Electronics Hardware Testing, Embedded Systems, PCB Design,Service Engineer, Production Supervisor, Quality Analyst,BPO/KPO Tech Support (initial salary but better after experience).

If you have interest and skills in programming (Python, Java, Web Dev, etc.), you can switch to IT jobs. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys also hire diploma holders via special drives.

Choose your career according to your interest.

All the best for your career.

Yes, you can do a direct PhD after a 4-year B.Sc. (Hons./Research) in Microbiology if you have a high CGPA (≥7.5). Institutes like IISc, IITs, and IISERs offer this route. You’ll need to clear an entrance exam/interview. Not possible with a 3-year B.Sc.

With 92 percentile in MHT-CET, you can easily get Mechatronics in colleges like MMIT Pune and TCET Mumbai. These colleges have lower cutoffs, so admission is likely. You can also try related branches like AI & DS or Robotics in private colleges like PCCOE, AISSMS, VIIT, etc.

Yes, PhD students are generally eligible for hostel facilities in most universities and institutes, but priority is often given to UG (B.Tech), PG (M.Tech), and other full-time programs depending on the institution’s policy and availability of rooms.

• Visit or call the university hostel office and inquire specifically for PhD hostel availability.

• Email the PhD coordinator or Dean of Students to get written confirmation.

• Mention clearly that your classes start on July 1, 2025 , and you require accommodation from that date .

• If hostel is not guaranteed, arrange temporary accommodation near campus for the first few weeks.

Yes, PhD students are generally eligible for hostel facilities, but the availability and allotment process can vary. Typically, hostel allotments are prioritized for undergraduate and postgraduate students, and then PhD students may be considered based on remaining availability. For your situation, where PhD classes are starting July 1, 2025, it's recommended to confirm the hostel allotment process with the specific institution or department you're joining as soon as possible.

Elaboration:

Hostel Eligibility:

Most institutions offer hostel facilities to PhD students, but the exact process and priority can differ.

Allotment Order:

Universities often prioritize hostel allocation for undergraduate (B.Tech), then postgraduate (M.Tech) students, and then PhD students might be accommodated based on remaining capacity.

Confirmation is Key:

To ensure you have hostel accommodation for your July 1, 2025 start date, it's crucial to directly contact the relevant authorities at your chosen institution (e.g., the hostel warden or admissions office).

First Come, First Serve:

Some institutions may follow a "first come, first serve" policy for hostel allotments, making it important to inquire about the process and potentially apply as early as possible.

Special Circumstances:

Some universities may have specific rules for PhD students, such as maximum duration of stay or procedures for vacating the hostel upon completion of the program.

With 88,000 rank in AP EAMCET under BCA category, you have good chances of getting Civil, Mechanical, or EEE in colleges like:

GMR Institute of Technology

Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering

VR Siddhartha (VRSEC)

Vignan’s Institute

CSE/IT is difficult at this rank. Focus on core branches and apply in private or semi-govt colleges through counselling.

HELLO,

The MHT CET cutoff for percentile and college varies based on the specific colleges and branches . Generally around 110-150 marks are considered as good score in MHT CET which translates to a percentage range of 95+

Top colleges like COEP Pune, VJTI Mumbai and PICT Pune tend to have higher cutoffs and percentile required around 99+

Hope that Helps!

With 47% in 12th and 75 percentile in MHT CET, you may get admission in private colleges in Pune for BSc Biotechnology with relatively low fees, such as:

Abeda Inamdar Senior College

Modern College of Arts, Science & Commerce

PES Modern College (Shivajinagar)

Government colleges may require 50% minimum in 12th, so focus on private options.