My JEE Advance rank is 2115 and ews rank is 208. Should I go for electrical engineering in top three IITs or CS in IIT Ropar?
What would be the best for me?
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Congratulations on your impressive JEE Advanced rank! With a rank of 2115 in JEE Advanced and an EWS rank of 208, you have performed exceptionally well.
Whether you should go for electrical engineering in the top three IITs or computer Science in IIT Ropar depends on your personal preferences and goals.
But I will sugest to go with old IIT .
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Siddhika Modi I am passionate about learning and a CAT aspirant. | Contributor-Level 8
2 years agoCongratulations on your impressive JEE Advanced rank! With a rank of 2115 in JEE Advanced and an EWS rank of 208, you have performed exceptionally well. Electrical Engineering in the top three IITs (IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, and IIT Madras) is highly sought after and offers excellent opportunities. Pursuing CS in IIT Ropar can offer you a strong curriculum, exposure to research, and access to industry collaborations.So pursuing CS in IIT Rophar is better according to me.
Ultimately, the decision between depends on your personal interests.
I hope this helps if yes then do upvote!
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