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For electrical students both courses are very good. You can opt any one from your base knowledge like if you have read micro controller/microprocessor, embedded system as well as have good hand in coding ( Assembly or C language) then obviously Embedded system suits you. In case of VLSI there

JEE Advanced is the very important and the toughest exam to get admission in India's best engineering colleges.
You can take help from the given topics to prepare for the exam in Mathematics Coordinate Geometry - 5 question 18 marks Binomial Theorem - 1 question 3 marks
Differential Calculus - 5 quest

The VIT ranking mentioned is not up to the mark for securing admission in CSE/ME/CE/EC at VIT in the first category. However, he may get admission in the subsequent categories, but that will also incur you higher fees. So, if your son has a good preparation till date for BITSAT and advanced, then yo

You can try your luck in JELET counselling procedure. But, if you don't get a seat in top colleges through counselling, you can try for paid seat in top engineering colleges in Maharashtra/Pune like BVP, PICT, VIT, visit etc.

The placements of the NIT is the best and on the next number is of the ICT Mumbai.

It varies every year, but the rough idea is that you should have below INR. 1 lakh.

In the private college, no doubt that there is awesome study environment and there is lot more to do, but in the government college, placements is much better than any private college, and there you will get enough time to study and also to learn new skills that is more important in the CSE field.

See, the placement of this college is better than all the colleges in the vicinity of this NCR region and the thing that is about placements that is due to low demand of this stream in India.

You can easily get AKG in the EEE and ECE branch KIET in CS and IT and some other colleges as well. But, you should opt for the AKG as this college provides best placements.