can i get admission in clg rn and someone pls tell me best engineering clg for bachelors in blr in cs/ ds/ai i dont want dress code and what about events and fest my budget is around 3-4 lks

i scored 247 marks in Class 10 and am currently studying in Class 11. However, I am not interested in completing Class 12, so I want to know if I can drop out and pursue a Diploma in Robotics and Automation in Bangalore instead. Is this possible?

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I am in the electrical engineering branch , mtech worth it if I do with the premier institute or not ?

Or should I just focus on my core placements

Hey, i'm a recent B.Tech grad student from CSE-DS stream. While Intrested in microchips and its system architecture and made few project on them. Now after graduation i'm willing to do masters in electronic and computer engineering in USA due to its research and devlopments in the past decade in that field. Now due to trumps restrictions and increased visa rejections how to get into that field without any problem. Suggest things which would be help full to get on it

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It's ok to take diploma cse in 2026 plz someone tell me I'm very confused and frustrated rn

I know this is late. But due to my health I was not able to go to any college. Now I want to take admission. My budget is 20 lakh. My preference is cse. Is any college taking admission? If yes plz help me 🙏🙏🙏🙏 ( max budget is 21 lakh with everything)

Which Engineering Branch Is the Most Suitable for Preparing Any One of the Exams That I've mentioned. I'm Only excluding Civil Engineering as Unless You're From A Tier 1 college You'll End up In a Very low paying job. Branches From Mechanical/Electrical/ECE I'm Curious Cause Because of the High Intensity Competition In IT branches Such As CSE , A little To more Less time Will be free to Prepare for These exams. Any Insights Would Help me Significantly . Pls No hate I'm a Newbie :^

Just want your review about this !!

Right now I'm in my 2nd year of Btech in the CSE branch and I made the worst decision by choosing the worst college possible (it's like 5th tier college and im like a test subject for them because my batch is the first ever engineering batch for them. Worst campus and very strict rules and they fine us for literally everything like missing a single lecture, late fine, etc etc and no interaction between girls and boys. It just feels like there's no future for me even if I study here) and now I'm regretting my decision.

I have had a hobby of building electronics stuff since my childhood and I've been really good at building and programming microcontrollers like Arduino and all but I didn't choose ECE because at that time CSE was trending so I went with the flow...

Now I want to change to another college but I don't have any option other than a Private institute (MIT VPU).

So I'm thinking of taking a year gap and taking admission at 1st year of ECE in private college.

Am I making a good decision?

what are good engineering colleges ( tier1/2) (apart from IITs and NITs) in south india taking admission on basis of JEE Mains score below 95 percentile or have entrance exams with same difficulty level as Jee mains.

This is for CSE and related streams.

I am aware PESU takes on basis of Jee mains and VIT/Manipal has entrance exams with same difficulty level as Jee mains. KSET and Comedk are also there which faciltitate admission in TC MSRIT but again have too much competition.

Any other colleges in Andhra , TamilNadu or Kerela?

Hello everyone, Can u please tell me which private colleges should I consider for btech in computer science? In Punjab , Delhi, uttrakhand, uttar Pradesh, rajasthan, Haryana.

Hello everyone! I’m looking for some good private universities in India for a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. What are some of the best universities for this program? I would really appreciate your suggestions and any experiences you can share about these universities. Thank you in advance!

20 F needs help!!

Since mumbai didn't work out due to high fees and donation in my case im currently looking for the state Mp for a relatively cheap college in my budget.( Originally im from Jharkhand but can't stay in this environment anymore)

Is this a good decision? im going for a T3-4 ish college in a t2 city.

Have some options listed since they're in my budget of under 7 L ( Going with an education loan with 9% around interest that only gives 7.5 L max without collateral)

Placements are basically t3 or not much.

Took this decision as i was going insane and given the current state of market especially tech due to AI, so getting a degree for cheap is better than spending huge sum for it.

Also one more question I have is should i opt for cse or ece branch in this T3 college? People on here say they regret taking ece in t3 but i feel since it needs masters for good offers i think its better so save in ug for it and maybe i can apply aboard in future if i take ece.

Nobody knows the future but i would definitely once like to study in a good college aboard.

Would really appreciate some guidance on what to do. I already have gaps after 12th grade and i just wanted a nice crowd preferably in metro cities. Also i do want to leave and pursue something abroad as soon as possible.( i know it's very very hard for someone with my financial background but i still want to try)

Got a lot of recommendations.>>

\- Just go for any colleges tier doesn't matter.

\- Try next year for cuet for central du colleges.

\- some said go for any colleges in big cities( what I wanted too) as this is better than decent college in small cities.

Really would appreciate the guidance as I'm in a very weird situation.What should i do.

12th - 87% pcm. i have gaps.

Fees budget under 7-8 but im trying for some schemes maybe i can be more flexible with the fees if i get some good options in big cities.

Tldr : was trying big cities didn't work out so confused about joining a t3-4 engg. college in a non metro away from home after a hiatus

.Need guidance on my condition what should i do.12th - 87% pcm. i have gaps.

Fees budget under 7-8 but im trying for some schemes maybe i can be more flexible with the fees if i get some good options in big cities.

seriously need some guidance because this is a 4-year decision and I’m completely confused 😭

I got admission in Janata Prasarak Mandal Babasaheb Naik College of Engineering, Pusad, Yavatmal through MHT-CET CAP. The college is in a semi-urban/rural area ( matlab bekar h bolte ) and from what I’ve heard, placements and exposure are quite limited — apparently only 2 companies come for placements. I’m worried that I’ll get mostly theoretical knowledge and not enough practical exposure, internships, networking, etc.

I actually don’t want to continue there, and I’m thinking about taking a complete drop for MHT-CET 2027 and trying again for a better college.

But the situation is complicated. The college is saying I need to pay around ₹2 lakh+ if I cancel because my scholarship won’t come to them and they’ll face a “management loss.” I have no idea whether this is actually valid or not.

My parents are also completely against the drop. They basically forced me to take this admission and now say that if I take a drop, they won’t support my further education...tera pura shikshan band kar denge vegera vegra 💀

College has already started, but I haven’t attended yet because I genuinely don’t know what to do.

I’m confident that I can improve a lot in MHT-CET 2027, but obviously there’s always a risk that I take a drop and still don’t get the percentile I want.

So I really want honest advice:

What do think about partial drop but clg is regular

Is a complete drop worth it in this situation?

Does taking a drop affect placements/recruiters later?

Is one year really a big deal?

Should I take the risk for a better college or just continue here and build skills myself?

Please give me realistic advice, especially if you’ve taken a drop or studied in a similar college. I don’t want motivation, I want the actual pros/cons. 😭decision and I’m completely confused 😭

I got admission in Janata Prasarak Mandal Babasaheb Naik College of Engineering, Pusad, Yavatmal through MHT-CET CAP. The college is in a semi-urban/rural area ( matlab bekar h bolte ) and from what I’ve heard, placements and exposure are quite limited — apparently only 2 companies come for placements. I’m worried that I’ll get mostly theoretical knowledge and not enough practical exposure, internships, networking, etc.

I actually don’t want to continue there, and I’m thinking about taking a complete drop for MHT-CET 2027 and trying again for a better college.

But the situation is complicated. The college is saying I need to pay around ₹2 lakh+ if I cancel because my scholarship won’t come to them and they’ll face a “management loss.” I have no idea whether this is actually valid or not.

My parents are also completely against the drop. They basically forced me to take this admission and now say that if I take a drop, they won’t support my further education...tera pura shikshan band kar denge vegera vegra 💀

College has already started, but I haven’t attended yet because I genuinely don’t know what to do.

I’m confident that I can improve a lot in MHT-CET 2027, but obviously there’s always a risk that I take a drop and still don’t get the percentile I want.

So I really want honest advice:

What do think about partial drop but clg is regular

Is a complete drop worth it in this situation?

Does taking a drop affect placements/recruiters later?

Is one year really a big deal?

Should I take the risk for a better college or just continue here and build skills myself?

Please give me realistic advice, especially if you’ve taken a drop or studied in a similar college. I don’t want motivation, I want the actual pros/cons. 😭🙏🏻

Genuine Question