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Taken admission in Miranda House B.Sc(Phy+Math+Computer Sc). Rank 2013 in IPCUT, score 227 in BITS. Which is the best suited?

Preference was computer science/electronics with best brand engineering college.

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Asked by Suhani Kapoor

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Sugandha Vats | Contributor-Level 7

7 years ago

I think that would depend upon your interests. Although Miranda House is a great institute, but I believe that BITS would be the best option for you, You've got a great score. Good luck.

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Prashant Pandey | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

Hi Suhani,
The best suited option is the college that you have taken admission. As per your IPCUT rank, you may not get CSE/ECE in the top engineering colleges of IP University (Delhi) like USIT, MAIT, MSIT, etc. Also, at your BITSAT score, you won't get any BE or integrated first degree M.Sc course. So, the best option in that case, could be to get a drop once, and again prepare to score better in BITSAT or other engineering entrances. However, Miranda House is a good college and has got quite accomplished reputation. So, I guess you have taken a right decision and wish you all the best for your future endeavors.
Best wishes.

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Answered by

KRITESH GUPTA | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

With this BITSAT score, it seems getting CSE will be difficult. However, with this score, you can check last year's cut-off if you can get any branch.
Link:
http://bitsadmission.com/cutoffscores2017.aspx
Miranda house is really a good brand. Regarding IPCUT, you can compare your rank with last year's admissions for CSE branch and see which colleges would be available for you in the respective branch
This would help you in making your decisions.
All the best.

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