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I have got good rank and getting tier 1 nit cse. I am going to take cse but i dont know anything about coding and all that. I never had pc or laptop in my life. Can someone help me from where do i start or learn anything?

NIT Trichy chem or tier 2 NITs CSE. Also I was getting mechanical in Trichy but, I seemed to like chemical. But, yeah I also like CSE and other circuital branches too. I am a good learner and actually have interest in both. But I'm getting mixed opinions from people. Please help me. And upvote it asap. Josaa closes tomorrow.

guys I'm an sc student, I wanted to know how much atleast would I need to score in mains for a good nit?

What are the subjects required for 75% criteria for boards? Is pcm + english + optional subject compulsory or we can choose our best 5 subjects?(excluding p/c/m) the sources online are confusing as well. Has anyone taken admission in NIT/IIIT/IIT with his preference of subjects for 75% criteria?

anybody who got into iit or decent college by following prayas ??

I'm from NIT second year ece but I'm so confused whether to take core or software, I am interested in software but I'm afraid of losing my job in the future, cause it's easy to learn so won't everyone learn from just a laptop and I'll be replaced easily? Maybe I am wrong so help me like I was just going through a video in which he said about ML engineering course so that can just be learnt from YouTube, so how I'll I be different from someone else?

i only have 72% in my 12th boards (so NIT/lIT are not possible) and if i take a drop this year and give JEE mains 2026 and say score something decent. What are my options? Should i give improvement exam? or look forward to other colleges? if yes which colleges would you recommend

Let's say I have a secured admission in a nit in josaa rounds, then I want to go for csab to see if I can get a better nit, but if I am not allotted any nit in there how do I go about getting my original seat that I got through josaa? Is it automatically allotted to me as my last option in csab rounds or is there anything I need to do? Also what if I just want to exit in round 1 with my josaa seat and don't want to go for 2nd round of csab, how do I do that. Thank you!

# JEE Mains 2025 – 98.7%ile (~20,000 CRL) | Need Help Shortlisting Colleges Hi everyone, I recently appeared for **JEE Mains 2025** and secured a **percentile of \~98.7**, which gives me a **CRL rank around 20,000** (± a few ranks). I’m trying to figure out the best possible options I have, especially after **JoSAA** and **CSAB** rounds, and would love to hear your thoughts. # Branch Preferences * I don’t have a strict branch preference, but I’d **prefer a 4-year circuital branch** (CSE, ECE, EE, etc.). * **Not keen on non-core branches** like Civil or Mining for various reasons (interest, placements, etc.). * Open to flexible or interdisciplinary options if the college reputation and peer group are strong. Colleges I’ve Shortlisted So Far 1. **IIITs** – Mixed opinions here. Some (like IIIT Gwalior, Jabalpur, etc.) seem promising, but I’m unsure about long-term value vs. NITs. 2. **DTU (EE)** and **NSUT (ECE)** – Hoping for upgradations here through later rounds. 3. **NITs** – I want to avoid most North Eastern ones due to location concerns, but **NIT Silchar** is still under consideration. 4. **BIT Mesra** – Again, mixed reviews. Good brand but varied placement reports. # Not Considering * **VITEEE** – Got around 7,000 rank but not planning to join (too many concerns around transparency, fees, and value). * **Private Tier-2 colleges** unless absolutely necessary. # What I Need Help With * Which **IIITs/NITs are worth it** at this rank? Any hidden gems? * Should I **prefer DTU/NSUT over newer IIITs/NITs**? * Any colleges I might have **missed** that are **underrated but great** for ECE/EE/CSE? * Is **BIT Mesra** worth considering for CSE in 2025? * Would it be smarter to **wait for CSAB** rounds or lock in something safer early? Any genuine feedback, suggestions, or personal experiences are appreciated. Thanks in advance (Speaking of it, it was a disaster not feeling good about advanced, not much expectations) and best of luck to everyone out there!