I have strong passion in Space Research and Technology Industry like Electronics and CS which is best branch for me? EC or CS or any other?
My JEE Main Rank is 24451 and I belong to State Kerala. My JEE Advanced Score is only 84. My home NIT is Calicut. This year Overall JEE Main result was comparatively low in Kerala. Which college will be the best choice for me so that I get the best opportunity to bring out my true potential.
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