Hello Ashwin,

Choosing between a career in the National Defence Academy (NDA) and other fields via JEE, KCET, or CUET ultimately depends on where your passion and career goals lie. Both paths have distinct futures and demands, and here’s a breakdown to guide your decision:

1. National Defence Academy (NDA):

   • Career and Training : NDA offers a career in the armed forces with a focus on physical endurance, leadership, discipline, and a lifestyle dedicated to national service. You’ll undergo rigorous training at the academy, leading to positions in the Army, Navy, or Air Force, depending on your interests and performance.
     
     
   • Commitment : A career in defense is a lifetime commitment, often with restrictions on flexibility and civilian work options but comes with job security, honor, and lifelong benefits.
     
     
   • Growth and Opportunities : The military has a defined hierarchy, and there’s scope for advancement based on merit and experience.
     
     

2. Engineering and Other Streams (via JEE, KCET, CUET):

   • JEE (IIT/NIT) : With a high JEE score, you can enter premier institutes like IITs or NITs, giving you an engineering career path with potential opportunities in tech, research, or even management (if you later opt for an MBA). This path is more versatile, with possibilities across various industries.
     
     
   • KCET : Provides similar opportunities within Karnataka’s leading state engineering colleges. The engineering or medical fields here offer a stable and respected profession, but the prestige may differ from that of IITs/NITs.
     
     
   • CUET : A high CUET score opens doors to top central universities for various courses, leading to a range of careers depending on your chosen field.

If you have a strong passion for serving the country and find the military lifestyle appealing, NDA might be the right path. However, if you are inclined towards engineering, technology, or a flexible career with civilian opportunities , a path through JEE, KCET, or CUET would provide broader options.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

The JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) help desk is currently active and available for candidates participating in the 2024 admission process. JoSAA has established 52 Document Verification Centers (VCs) and Help Centers (HCs) across the country to assist students during the counseling process. Additionally, there is a multilingual support desk at the CSAB Headquarters in NITK Surathkal, which caters to ten Indian languages ( Careers360 .)

For contacting the help desk, you can find specific contact information for each of the centers listed on the JoSAA official website (https://josaa.nic.in) under the "Contact Us" section ( Careers360 .)

Regarding your question about future availability, the JoSAA help desk will continue to be active during the current counseling season and will likely resume operations in 2025 after the JEE Advanced results, as the next admission cycle begins (Careers360 )

Hope it helps !

IITs offer dual degree programs, such as the B.Tech./M.Tech. program. Students are admitted to these programs through JEE and are expected to complete the program in five years.

IIT dont have lateral entry scheme so why to waste your time instead Complete your diploma and then go for GATE entrance exam.Try to achieve a good rank under 500. It is possible, given your effort, hard work and sincerity. Then, you stand a great chance to get into IIT.

This way a diploma holder can successfully enter IIT and get out with flying colours.

All the best.

Atleast you decide to prepare for boards finally no matter how late Just keep the same enthusiasm and zeal for the next three months and you will definitely achieve your goal.

Evaluate the options you have.

Select the best one.

Make a plan for each subject

Go with it till the end no matter how tough the situation is.

Hello there,

You can use the given link to get started with your preparations of JEE Advance 2025.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/1-year-study-plan-for-jee-main

All the best.

No, your first JEE Mains attempt won't be wasted even if you don't clear JEE Advanced or the second attempt of JEE Mains. The JEE Mains considers the best score from both attempts. So, if your first attempt was good, it will be considered for your overall rank. To appear for JEE Advanced, you need to qualify for JEE Mains only once in the same year. So, your first attempt qualifying score is enough to make you eligible for JEE Advanced.

I hope this information helps.

Every year toughness of JEE Advanced varies so it is almost impossible to predict which score is safe but , let me give you a very rough idea marks around 230 for general category candidates will have good chance for CSE department in IITs.

RAnk under 650 for general candidates is sure shot for top IITs and for all other IITs cse departments rank ,under 4K is a safe rank.

Hello there,

With 110 marks in JEE Main and belonging to the SC category, you have a good chance of securing admission to several NITs, IIITs, and other centrally funded technical institutions, especially if the paper is hard and the overall cut-offs are lower. Here are some possible colleges where you might get admission:

NITs (National Institutes of Technology):

• NIT Agartala
• NIT Arunachal Pradesh
• NIT Manipur
• NIT Mizoram
• NIT Nagaland
• NIT Sikkim
• NIT Silchar
• NIT Srinagar
  
  IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology):
  
  
• IIIT Kota
• IIIT Una
• IIIT Kalyani
• IIIT Dharwad
• IIIT Kurnool
  
  GFTIs (Government Funded Technical Institutes):
  
  
• Assam University, Silchar
• BIT Mesra, Ranchi (Off campuses)
• Institute of Infrastructure Technology Research and Management (IITRAM), Ahmedabad
• Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh
  
  
  There are many colleges that you can get at your score. If you want to get a list of all the colleges that you can get at your rank then,
  
  I would recommend you to use JEE college predictor tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.
  
  

  Here is the link to the tool:

  https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

  Click on the above link, fill the required details and you will get the list of possible colleges at your rank.
  
  

  I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

  Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.
  

Hello,

Yes, admission to the Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) is possible through JEE Advanced score. ISI considers JEE Advanced scores for admission to its undergraduate programs, including:

1. Bachelor of Statistics (Honours) [B.Stat (Hons)]

2. Bachelor of Mathematics (Honours) [B.Math (Hons)]

To be eligible, you need to:

1. Appear for JEE Advanced and score a minimum qualifying mark.

2. Apply to ISI separately, mentioning your JEE Advanced roll number and score.

3. Meet the cutoff score set by ISI for admission.

hope this helps,

Thank you

The fee structure for SC category students at IIIT Dharwad is generally the same as for other categories, with no specific concessions mentioned for SC/ST students.

The total fee for the B.Tech program includes:

- Tuition Fee: 1,37,000 per semester

- Admission Fee: 10,000 (one-time)

- Caution Deposit: 20,000 (refundable)

- Hostel User Fee: 20,000

The total payable for the first semester is approximately 2,17,000, with subsequent semesters costing around 1,77,000 each. Students can apply for scholarships or bank loans to help with these costs