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I got 73% in boards but I think reval will increase it. Should I give bitsat cause I got my admit card out of nowhere.

What can I get in Main Three Campuses(Coimbatore Bengaluru Amritapuri)

It would mean a jump of 2 bands

I am planning on giving improvement in chem and maths. Will they consider it. I have hopes that we will get improvement marks of cbse earlier this time

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In met counselling, if i chose chemical stream instead of chemistry, will i not get branches like cse, ece etc. (I am considering Food Production in which im easily gonna get 95+ while in chem even 75 is borderline)

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Idk got very less rank compared to my marks expectations. So yeah, what can I get

Idk how this happened. I was easily getting 140+ marks but I got 12k rank(83ile). What are my options (Northie btw)

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I somehow got 639 in Bplan. I should probably get spa delhi in later rounds. Is B. Planning worth it? I was already considering giving exams like UPSC/SSC etc in later stages of life. I want a govt job if I take B.Planning.

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So I basically wrote the Amrita entrance exam like it was a BITSAT mock test (don’t ask… long story involving procrastination and overconfidence 💀).

Now plot twist: I might actually score decent and land something like ECE at Amrita Coimbatore.

Thing is, I didn’t even research this college properly before the exam. I just showed up, vibed, and left.

Now I’m trying to figure out:

Is ECE at Amrita Coimbatore actually worth it in 2026?

How are placements realistically (core + non-core)?

Is it more “strict + grind” or “decent freedom + growth”?

How’s the peer group and coding culture if I want to shift slightly towards tech later?

Or is it one of those “good on paper, mid in reality” situations?

My goals are pretty simple:

Stable job

Decent pay (not billionaire dreams, just survival + peace)

Not hating my life for 4 years straight

Also I keep hearing mixed opinions—some say it’s underrated, others say it’s just “private college coping deluxe edition.”

Would really appreciate honest takes from people actually in Amrita or who’ve seen it closely.

Because right now my strategy is basically: “I went for a mock exam and came back with a possible life decision.”

Send help.

PS-I am from Delhi

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Scored 225 in Bplan and 241 in Barch. Is it worth it to join SPA/NIT for architecture or planning?