u/Mammoth_Comparison10

I applied for taking admission in bca course in dy patil pimpri I applied on Thursday and they told me document verification will be done on Saturday because there is a holiday on Friday.....now today the verification was done but i was not able to take admission because seats got full .....now they are telling me to take admission via management quota

Can anyone help and tell me what additional fees they will take through management quota

Please its urgent !

Hey everyone,

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​I’m facing a major dilemma regarding my college choice and could really use some honest advice.

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​Right now, my options are either doing a B.Tech from a Tier-3 college (honestly, a pretty shitty college that no one has ever heard of) OR pursuing a BCA alongside the IIT Madras BS Degree (which I’ve already applied for).

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​Here’s the catch: I come from a middle-class family. We absolutely cannot afford lakhs in tuition fees, and my father is not willing to take out an education loan. I really don't want to become a financial burden on my family, which is why I’m seriously considering changing my path. For context, I genuinely have a strong interest in coding and learning tech.

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​One question constantly crosses my mind: India has thousands of engineering colleges, and lakhs of B.Tech students graduate every single year. Does the market even have that many jobs? And if it does, are people from these random Tier-3 colleges actually getting placed at all nowadays?

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​Would love to hear some perspectives, especially from anyone who took the BCA + IITM BS route or made it out of a Tier-3 college

​I really need some help and advice. I am a 19-year-old female, and this is the story of my 4-year academic journey where I still feel completely cooked.

​Things started back in 2022. After my 10th board exams, I decided I wanted to prepare for JEE. I actually fought with my father to let me go to Kota. Once I got there, I studied consistently for 2 years. I was doing pretty well, especially when I got extremely serious during my 12th standard and right before the January JEE attempt.

​But just before my exam, I met with a horrific accident. It was 7:00 PM and I was walking back from the library when I was hit by a speeding bike. I was rushed to the hospital with severe injuries—my right collarbone shattered into pieces, both of my knees were badly bruised, and my left hand was covered in deep scratches. My parents rushed to Kota that very night, and I underwent surgery for my collarbone the next day.

​The doctor told me I wouldn't be able to write properly for at least a month. The worst part? My 12th board exams were just 2 to 3 weeks away. I went home to rest but couldn't study at all. Eventually, I sat for the boards because my parents forced me to, but I left all the papers half-done because I physically couldn’t write. I spent every single exam crying in the hall.

​Because I couldn’t give JEE properly either, I decided to take a drop year (2024–2025) for both my 12th boards and JEE. Unfortunately, my mental health was completely shattered. I couldn’t concentrate, wasted the whole year, and failed both boards and JEE again. Since I didn't pass my boards, I couldn’t join any college.

​That led to a second drop year. It was deeply depressing. My relatives and my parents were constantly saying hurtful things about me. I know I am a massive failure as an elder daughter, but my mental health was just so bad that I ended up wasting this year too. I finally gave my 12th exams through NIOS, but only scored 53%.

​I decided to give the MHT-CET exam a shot. Today, the answer key for the first attempt got released... and I got cooked there too. I only scored 63 marks.

​Ever since my accident, whenever I sit in an exam hall, I don't know what happens to me. I get so incredibly tense, stressed, and panicked that my brain completely freezes and I cannot focus on the questions. I have failed badly at everything.

​My parents still have hope that I will get good marks and finally go to a good college. They don't know my scores yet. How do I even begin to tell them what I am going through? 😭

Also need a suggestion what should i do next college change the course etc.