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It may be difficult to get into Annamacharya Institute of Technology and Sciences' (AITS) B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science) program with a rank of 58,880 in JEE Main. The closing ranks for this program in 2024 were between 30,658 and 96,147.

You are on the lower end of this scale for your rank, so admission is likely but not certain.

With a rank of 383,122 in CRL and a rank of 24,000 in SC, it is tough to get admitted to the premier NITs or IITs for B.Tech in CSE as the cutoff of these colleges usually is much lesser. You may, however, opt for lower NITs, IIITs, or private institutions that provide quality infrastructure and education in Computer Science Engineering. A few private universities such as Chandigarh University, UPES Dehradun, and Shiv Nadar University might provide admission within your fee bracket of INR 4-5 Lacs annually. Have a look at their respective counseling websites and admission procedures for further details.

The Chandigarh Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (CIHMCT) provides a 3-year Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Hospitality and Hotel Administration course with a total cost of around INR 3,00,000 for the whole course. The cost is split into three payments: INR 1,00,000 for every one of the three years. These are approximate and can change, so it is best to get in touch with the college or check their official website for the latest and most accurate fee schedule.

With a CRL rank of 1,078,628 and an EWS rank of 139,272, it is extremely unlikely that competitive branches such as Computer Science or Electrical Engineering will be obtained in NITs or GFTIs (Government Funded Technical Institutes), since the cutoffs for such branches are typically below 50,000 for most NITs and 30,000 for premier GFTIs. Yet, you can still have hope in lower-demand branches such as Civil Engineering or Biotechnology in a few NITs or GFTIs, based on your particular category and state quota. You can still look into options through JoSAA counseling in subsequent rounds.

Yes, you can use NEET, KCET, and JEE together, but only after 2nd PUC (12th standard), as these examinations need a 10+2 qualification or equivalent appearing status. As you are in 1st PUC now, you can begin preparation for all three exams, but you will be eligible to appear for them only in your 2nd PUC year (next year). NEET is for medical studies, JEE for engineering, and KCET is for Karnataka-origin admissions in medical (except for MBBS/BDS) as well as in engineering colleges. Concentrate hard on fundamentals in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology to get good scores.

No, you are not eligible for JEE Advanced 2025 because a candidate can attempt JEE Advanced twice in consecutive years after passing Class 12. As you passed 12th in 2023, your eligible years were JEE Advanced 2023 and 2024. As you failed in both attempts, you cannot appear in 2025.

But if you wish to study engineering, you can look for state engineering entrance exams, private colleges, or lateral entry schemes. You can also appear for JEE Main 2025 if you are eligible for it.

Having an SC category rank of 9,200 in JEE Main, getting into IIIT Kottayam or IIIT Dharwad for B.Tech courses might prove difficult, since the cutoffs of past years for SC candidates have been quite lower.

For example, in 2024, the closing ranks for SC students at IIIT Kottayam ranged from 3,545 to 10,370.