IIT

Certainly! Bangalore is known as the hub of technology and innovation in India, and there are several reputed institutes that offer Certificate programs in AI/ML. Here are a few well-known institutions in Bangalore where you can pursue a virtual Certificate programme in AI/ML:
Indian Institute of Science (IISc): IISc Bangalore offers a Certificate programme in AI and Machine Learning through its Continuing Education programme (CEP). The programme is designed for working professionals and is conducted in a virtual mode. You can check their official website for more details. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bangalore: IIT Bangalore offers various programs related to AI and ML through its Center for Continuing Education. They periodically offer virtual Certificate programs in AI/ML, so you can keep an eye on their official website for upcoming programs. International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Bangalore: IIIT Bangalore is a renowned institute for computer Science education. They offer a Certificate programme in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, which can be pursued virtually. You can visit their website for more information. National Institute of Technology (NIT) Karnataka: NIT Karnataka offers a Certificate programme in AI and ML through its Centre for Continuing Education. The programme is designed for working professionals and can be pursued online. You can check their official website for further details. Great Learning: Great Learning is an online platform that collaborates with reputed institutions to offer Certificate programs in various domains, including AI and ML. They offer virtual programs in collaboration with IITs and other reputed institutes. You can explore their website to SEE the available programs.

As we know, those candidates who secure more than the cutoff in chemical engineering for GATE have higher chances for admission. The GATE exam is a national-level entrance test for admission to M.Tech. Courses. GATE 2023 qualifying cutoff marks for Chemical Engineering is provided below:
For General - 32.10
GATE 2022 qualifying cutoff marks for Chemical Engineering are provided below:
General - 25.3
OBC-NCL/EWS - 22.7
SC/ST/PwD - 16.8
GATE 2021 qualifying marks for Chemical Engineering are provided below:
the highest Score - 1000
the highest Marks (out of 100) - 89.67
Cut-off marks (out of 100) - 35.1
The GATE cutoff for Chemical Engineering is not the same for all categories. Check more information about GATE 2024 Cut off read: https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/gate-exam-cutoff.

Hello Prince, I am afraid that the ranking that you have mention will almost have no scope for you even take part in the counselling process that to be conducted by j o s a in September of this year. I am saying so because I feel that your percentile is below the cut off levels that have been published by National testing agency. However to help you I am attaching below a link that will take you to the college predictor design by Shiksha based on the JEE Mains examination of the previous years and the actual status of admissions of students based on this examination. Once you click on the link it will take you to this predictor and then after inputing your performance parameters of the JEE Mains examination it will reveal us to what branch and institute you are likely to get. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Hello SSD, this question keeps cropping up again and again in different forums and even in the courts of law. However at least till now all the challenges to this rule of 75% in board has with held and continuous to rule the roost. This rule is in vogue for many years now and it was relaxed only during the covid times when normal schooling was disrupted due to the pandemic. There are many cases when students have scored quite handsomely in JEE Mains but they have failed to secure 75% marks in there 12 board and as a result they were unable to compete in JEE Advanced examination. In one of the extreme cases which has come into the LimeLight in last few days one girl had committed suicide since she could not score 75% in her board exam but has scored a percentile of more than 90 in JEE Mains examination. This of course is very tragic case and should be avoided at all cost since not getting admission in IIT is not the end of the world. Best wishes to you.