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JEE Advanced 2025 Scorecards Released By IIT Kanpur, Here's How to Download
IIT Kanpur has officially released the final JEE Advanced 2025 scorecards on its website, on July 17, 2025. Candidates who appeared for the examination can now check and download their scorecards by logging in with their registration number, date of birth, and mobile number. These scorecards are crucial for candidates seeking admission to IITs, NITs, IIITs, and top private engineering institutes across India. The JEE Advanced 2025 result document serves as proof of qualification and will be required during the counselling and admission process for undergraduate engineering programs such as How To Download JEE Advanced 2025 Scorecard Visit the official website - Click on the link titled 'JEE Advanced 2025 Result' on the homepage Enter your roll number, date of birth, and phone number Your JEE Advanced 2025 result will appear on the screen Download the scorecard PDF and save it for future reference The scorecard will contain key details such as the candidate's subject-wise marks, overall score, All India Rank (AIR), and program eligibility. This year's JEE Advanced exam was conducted by IIT Kanpur and the results were declared on June 2, 2025. Rajit Gupta topped the exam with an impressive 332 out of 360 marks, securing AIR 1 (CRL 1). Saksham Jindal and Majid Mujahid Husain followed him at second and third positions, respectively. Conducted annually by one of the top IITs or IISc Bangalore, JEE Advanced is the second phase of the Joint Entrance Examination and is open only to the qualifiers from JEE Main. The exam is considered one of the toughest engineering entrance tests in India, acting as a gateway to the country's most prestigious technical institutions.
Business Standard
14-07-2025
- General
- Business Standard
Aryan Solanki Secured AIR - 1 in NIMCET 2025 from Jitendra Mishra Academy
PNN Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], July 14: NIMCET 2025 Result was declared on Wednesday, 25 June 2025, for admission in the MCA course from the top 11 NITs & 2 IIITs of the country. In this result, along with AIR-1 from Jitendra Mishra Academy, 6 students in the All-India Top 10 rank, 11 students in the All-India Top 20 rank, and 464 students from the academy achieved success in NIMCET 2025, which is the highest selection in all of India. Along with this, Jitendra Mishra Academy also set a record for the 12th consecutive time of getting AIR-1 in NIMCET. Also, it made the record of giving the maximum number of selections in NIMCET for the 19th consecutive time. Jitendra Mishra Academy student Aryan Solanki secured AIR - 1 by scoring 640 marks out of 1000 marks, along with Abhay Sharma from the Academy secured AIR - 3, Radhe Mohan Patidar secured AIR - 5, Sneha Taunk secured AIR - 6, Himanshu Devatwal secured AIR - 7, Aryan Pandey secured AIR - 9, Anurag Patel secured AIR - 12, Sumit Rathod secured AIR - 13, Nikhil Bairagi secured AIR - 14, Himanshu Choudhary secured AIR - 18, Manu Sharma secured AIR - 19, Bitthal Kumar Tejra secured AIR - 22, Manish Rathore secured AIR - 23, Khushi Gupta secured AIR - 26, Vivek Hetawal secured AIR - 28, Prem Sagar Prajapat secured AIR - 29, Dhruv Tayal secured AIR - 30 along with 464 students selected in NIMCET 2025 from Jitendra Mishra Academy which is Highest Number of Selections in All over India. Every year, Jitendra Mishra Academy produces the highest number of toppers in the All-India Top 10 and Top 100 ranks in the entrance exam NIMCET for admission in NIT and IIIT. This is the reason why Jitendra Mishra Academy is known as the No. 1 coaching institute in the field of MCA Entrance all over India. In the academy, every topic is taught by Jitendra Mishra Sir from basic to advanced level in such a way that even the weakest student finds himself strong in that topic. Maximum shortcuts tricks of every topic are also told to the students by Jitendra Sir, which helps the students to solve the exam paper within the time limit. The biggest contribution behind the grand success of Jitendra Mishra Academy is the 1030 Test Series and Study Material prepared by Jitendra Sir, keeping in mind the NIMCET exam pattern. The maximum questions asked in NIMCET 2025 was based on these test series and study material, and this is the reason that Jitendra Mishra Academy produced the highest number of 464 selections in the entire India, along with AIR - 1 and 6 students in the Top 10 ranks in NIMCET 2025. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by PNN. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
The Hindu
30-06-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
Engineering admissions 2025-26: How students can choose between branch, college, and AI-Driven careers
Currently, the admission season for the program for 2025-26 is in full swing. The results of IIT JEE Advanced and entrance tests of most states, as well as those by most of the reputed private engineering colleges, have been released. The second round of seat allotment by the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) 2025 for the IITs, NITs, and IIITs was announced, with four more rounds to go. Counseling for the seats in the rest of the institutions is also in progress. While IT-related branches were the most obvious choice until last year, with the disruption of entry-level jobs by AI, coupled with a slowdown in hiring by IT companies, along with stagnancy of salaries for fresh graduates, some students are wary of them. The job market will be uncertain by the time they graduate in 2029. In a recent panel discussion on 'Engineering Education for a New Era' at IIT, Madras, students and parents were advised to get rid of the herd mentality of choosing Computer Science courses over core engineering streams. In this context, the biggest dilemma in the minds of the students is: which branch to select? For meritorious students that have a choice of multiple institutions, the question is, what is more important - the institution or the branch. This article presents a perspective on the branches offered by leading institutions along with the job opportunities for fresh engineering graduates in the next five years in various sectors in India, so as to enable the students to make informed decisions. Availability of seats for 2025-26 academic year JoSAA 2025 is managing the seat allocation for a total of 62,853 seats, which includes about 18,000 in 23 IITs, about 34,000 in 31 NITs and 26 IIITs and balance in 47 Central Government-funded institutions. About 20-25% of the total seats are in IT related branches like Computer Science Engineering (CSE), IT, Data Sciences , and AI/ML , whereas the balance seats are distributed among the core Engineering branches like Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Mining, Electronics and Communications, and more. Private colleges are offering about 14.74 Lakh seats in 2025-26, a 10% increase over 2024-25. About 35-40% of seats in IT related branches, with most of the additional seats approved by AICTE being for CSE-related branches. Wide variety of branches offered In the last few years, due to the burgeoning demand, most of the institutions have been offering a range of branches or specialisations in CSE-related areas like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), Data Science, Internet of Things (IOT), Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Block Chain Technology, and more. A few institutions are offering branches in cutting-edge technologies like Nanotechnology, Computational Engineering, and Quantum Computing. Besides, new branches are being offered in inter-disciplinary areas like Aeronautical, Bio-medical, Bio-technology, Computational Mechanics, Electrical Vehicles, Semiconductor Design and Technology, Robotics and Automation, Smart Manufacturing, Materials Science and Engineering, Mechatronics, Food Technology, etc. With the sustainability theme taking centre stage in recent times, branches like Sustainability Engineering and renewable energy have also been introduced. Recent wars across the world witnessed the critical role of technology, leading to the introduction of Defence Technology as an inter-disciplinary branch by a few institutions. Dual degrees, major and minor branches A number of institutions, including IITs and NITs, have been offering integrated five-year dual degree programs like integrated and or MS. In some cases, the PG degree is in non-technical disciplines like Finance and Management. Recognising the need for providing flexibility in careers, several institutions, including some of the IITs and BITS Pilani, are offering specialisation in a primary engineering discipline, called a major branch, along with a secondary specialisation in another field, called a minor branch. The minor could be another branch of engineering or a non-technical discipline like Management, Economics, Finance, and more. Currently, BITS Pilani offers as many as 23 minor branches, which include innovative non-technical domains like English Studies, Supply Chain Analytics, Entrepreneurship, Film and Media, Water and Sanitation, Finance, Management, Philosophy, Computational Economics and Philosophy, Economics and Politics (PEP), and Public Policy. Job opportunities for fresh graduates in the next five years It is in this context that an analysis of the future potential job opportunities for fresh graduates in various sectors in the next five years is made to present a futuristic perspective rather than being guided only by the immediate past or current demand by the industry. Recruitment of fresh B. Tech graduates by large IT companies in India for traditional roles have been on the decline in the last two years due to the slowdown of the IT sector driven by geo-economic factors. Though marginal improvement is expected in 2025-26, the net increase in recruitment in the years to come may not be large, considering the adverse impact of AI on entry-level IT jobs, particularly for the programming roles. As per a Bain and Company report (March 2025), by 2027, India's AI sector is projected to offer over 2.3 million job openings, versus availability of only an estimated 1.2 million, leaving a shortfall of over one million skilled individuals. The new age disciplines are fuelling demand for new roles like Prompt Engineers, AI/ML Architects, AI/ML Engineers, AI Ethics consultants, Data Engineers, Cloud Architects, Cloud Security Experts, Penetration Testers, IoT Engineers, Blockchain specialists, Robotics Engineers, Data Visualisers, etc. Besides technical skills, employers are looking for people with skills to apply the technologies across sectors in various functions. Demand for core engineering skills A lot of engineering design work is being done in India by Engineering Design Outsourcing Centres (EDOC) for Multi-National Companies (MNCs) in sectors like automotive and aerospace. In the recent past, some MNCs have been setting up their design centres, as Global Capability Centres (GCCs), in India. Both EDOCs and GCCs recruit fresh engineering graduates from core engineering branches, with skills in areas like Computer Aided Design and Engineering, Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), and Embedded Systems. Government initiatives to promote strategic sectors The Government of India has identified electronics and semiconductors as strategic sectors and plans to triple the electronics sector output in the next five years, to $ 500 billion by 2030. Investments of over ₹1.30 lakh crore for semiconductor manufacturing by Tata Electronics, CG Power, and Kaynes Technology were approved under the Semicon India Programme, which will create career opportunities in core engineering disciplines like Electronics, SpaceTech, DefenceTech, Semiconductors, and Mechanical Engineering. Sustainability and green technologies The global imperative to address climate change is driving a significant shift towards Sustainability and Green Technologies, fuelling demand for electrical and mechanical engineers in sectors like smart grids, electric vehicles, and renewable energy. Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance The Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector, being one of the early adopters of the latest technologies, is offering opportunities to engineers in areas like FinTech, Data Analytics, Cyber Security, financial engineering, and trading in financial markets. Gig Sector opportunities for freelancers As most of the organisations shift to just-in-time recruitment, opportunities for freelancers with deep skills will be on the rise. Besides offering flexibility with regard to time of work, they offer higher salaries than regular employees. Skills in demand by Industry 5.0 Post COVID-19, as the industry transitions from 4th to 5th industrial revolution (Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0), the focus is on a collaborative partnership between humans and machines, leveraging human creativity and ingenuity alongside the efficiency and precision of advanced technologies like AI and robotics. In order to succeed in this era, besides skills on development and application of technologies, students need to acquire human skills that AI cannot fully replicate, like problem-solving, creativity, critical thinking and communication. Salaries for fresh graduates While general entry-level salaries for fresh graduates may continue to remain moderate, specialist roles with deep skills in emerging technologies like Generative AI will command higher salaries, highlighting the premium for skills over mere qualifications. Also, interdisciplinary skills, integrating AI with core engineering or with non-technical areas like management and finance will fetch higher salaries. Continuous upskilling and gaining specialised experience will be crucial for fresh graduates aiming to maximise their earning potential in the coming years. Institution or branch: what is more important? There are three major aspects one has to consider while taking the decision on branch – interest/passion of the student, future job opportunities and possibility of getting the branch of choice allocated in the institution. Choosing the branch, aligned with the aptitude and passion of the student is crucial for the long-term professional success and job satisfaction. At the same time, reputation of prestigious institutions like IITs has its value from placement perspective, as they have better quality faculty, infrastructure, stronger industry connections, and more powerful alumni network. However, in view of the industry demand, CSE-related branches, even from tier-two institutions, have been in demand. In such a situation, the best practical decision may be to prioritise the branch of interest which has a strong future potential for jobs and then seek the best possible institution offering that branch. It may also be a good idea to consider the option of minor branch, as a specialisation, along with the major one, as it provides inter-disciplinary skills, thereby offering flexibility in career. It is understood that a number of students at the IITs and BITS Pilani are preferring finance as the minor option due to attractive career opportunities in the BFSI sector, both in India and abroad. Way forward As technologies like AI become more and more integral part of industry and business, the next five years will present a number of exciting job opportunities for engineering graduates from all branches, though their profiles will be far different from now. Indian universities and engineering colleges are offering a wide menu of branches to choose from. While it is important to pursue the branch of one's passion, as the industry is fast moving towards a skills-first hiring model, acquisition and demonstration of hands-on skills will be more important than the branch and institution of study. At times, a student may not be able to succeed in securing the branch or institution of his/her choice. By continuous upskilling and lifelong learning by self, it is possible to achieve professional success, irrespective of the branch and the institution of study. (Dr. O R S Rao is the Chancellor of the ICFAI University, Sikkim. Views are personal)
Time of India
21-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
CCMT 2025 round 2 seat allotment result declared: Document verification open till this date
The Centralized Counselling for (CCMT) 2025, conducted by NIT Warangal, has declared the Round 2 seat allotment result today on the official website The counselling process facilitates admissions to postgraduate programs at NITs, IIITs, IIEST Shibpur, and other centrally funded institutions through GATE scores. Candidates who have been allotted seats in this round must pay the seat acceptance fee, upload documents, and complete online verification by June 24, 2025 (12:30 PM for fee payment, 5:30 PM for document verification). Those dissatisfied with their allotment can withdraw or raise queries by June 25. The Round 3 result is scheduled for release on June 27. What is CCMT? The Centralized Counselling for (CCMT) is a common platform for GATE-qualified candidates to apply for postgraduate programs in participating institutes, which include: 30 National Institutes of Technology (NITs) 5 Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs) IIEST Shibpur Several other CFTIs (Centrally Funded Technical Institutions) Admissions are based on GATE scores from 2023, 2024, or 2025. Online document verification After uploading the required documents, candidates will undergo remote verification by officials from the allotted institute. This process is mandatory even for those who have upgraded from Round 1. Documents required: GATE scorecard Qualifying degree certificate / marksheets Category certificate (if applicable) Photo ID proof Passport-size photograph What's next? The Round 3 seat allotment result will be announced on June 27, 2025, marking the final regular round in the CCMT counselling schedule. After this, CCMT may conduct Special Rounds depending on the availability of vacant seats across participating institutes. These rounds offer an additional opportunity for candidates who have not secured a seat or are dissatisfied with their current allotment. Those who opted for the float or slide options in earlier rounds still stand a chance to upgrade their allotment either to a more preferred institute or to a different program within the same institute. Is your child ready for the careers of tomorrow? Enroll now and take advantage of our early bird offer! Spaces are limited.
Indian Express
20-06-2025
- Science
- Indian Express
NIT Trichy Vs IIIT Hyderabad: Which institute is better for CSE?
While for JEE Advanced 2025 qualified students, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) will be a go-to way, but for those who cracked the JEE Main and could not meet the JEE Advanced cutoff, NITs and IIITs will remain their options. India is home to 31 NITs, 25 IIITs, and 28 government-funded technical institutes (GFTIs). To guide students on which NIT or IIIT is better for different engineering courses, we have started a series to compare them on different parameters. In this article, we will compare NIT Trichy and IIIT Hyderabad for the Computer Science Engineering course. Located in Tamil Nadu, the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Tiruchirappalli was founded as a Regional Engineering College Tiruchirappalli in 1964 by the state government under the affiliation of the University of Madras. In 2003, the college was granted deemed university status and was renamed as the National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli, with approval from UGC, AICTE, and the Government of India. As of 2019, the NIT has 115 seats in the CSE course. The International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad (IIIT-H) is a deemed university in Hyderabad, India, established as a non-profit public-private partnership (N-PPP) model, and is the first IIIT in India to follow this model. As mentioned on the official website, there are 30 programmes with 2374 students and 105 faculty members and 25 research centres. The campus has various clubs for students, like the hacking club, the Astronautics club, the open source developers group, among others. Every year, the Ministry of Education release the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF). It ranks higher education institutions in India and is based on different parameters. It also helps students to make an informed decision about what to expect from an institution they are applying to. Under the NIRF Rankings 2024, NIT Trichy secured a rank of 30 under the overall categories of institutions in India. Additionally, it ranks in the 9th spot under the engineering category of the rankings after the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad. In the top ten of the engineering category, NIT Trichy is the sole NIT in 2024 and has left IIT BHU behind, which stands at the 10th spot. Not only this, but NIT Trichy ranks at the 8th spot under the architecture and planning category of NIRF 2024. The institute ranks at 51th spot under the management category of the rankings. In the NIRF 2024, the International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad, ranked in the bandwidth of 101-150. Under the engineering category, it ranked 47 with a score of 54.29. Last year, the Institute ranked 55th in the engineering category. As the official website of the NIT Trichy, every year, 220 companies participate in the placement. In the academic session 2023-24, 96.9 per cent of undergraduate students in computer science participated in the placement; on the other hand, in the MTech CSE course, 93.3 per cent of students participated. In the placement, some of the companies that participate are Intel, Morgan Stanley, HCL, Google, Facebook, Honeywell, Microsoft, HSBC, McAfee, Reliance, Pepsico, Tata, Samsung, among others. As mentioned on the official website, in IIIT Hyderabad's placement, various top companies participate, like Bloomberg, Adobe, Facebook, Google, Opex, Indeed, Uber, Teradata, Walmart and Unacademy, among others. With two engineering programmes, CSE and ECE, IIIT in the academic session 2023-24, saw the highest salary package of Rs 65 LPA in CSE, and Rs 55 LPA for ECE. In the previous academic year, 99 per cent of students in CSE and 98 per cent of students in ECE were placed with an average pay of Rs 31.49 LPA in CSE and Rs 21.30 LPA in ECE. The lowest salary in the last academic year for CSE was 10 LPA, and 10.97 LPA in ECE. In NIT Trichy, there are various courses like architecture, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer applications, computer science and engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, energy and environment, humanities and social sciences which provides just one course on MA in English language and literature, management, mathematics, mechanical engineering, production engineering, and metallurgical and materials engineering. In the year 2012, they established a Centre of Excellence in Corrosion and Surface Engineering and provide short-term courses for the students. The Undergraduate Entrance Examination (UGEE) is held for all dual-degree programmes, while the Special Channel of Admission (SPEC) is meant for single-degree programmes. Students interested in dual-degree courses through lateral entry can apply via the Lateral Entry Entrance Examination (LEEE). Additionally, Olympiad winners have a dedicated admission channel. The Direct Admission for Students Abroad (DASA) option is available for both single and dual-degree programmes. The JEE (Main) route is applicable for single-degree programme admissions. Under the core dual degree programme, there are four courses in BTech and a Master of Science by research in electronics & communication engineering or computer science engineering. Other programmes include BTech in Computer Science, MS in Computational Natural Sciences, and MS in Computing and Human Sciences by Research.
