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Anyone thinking of joining COEP through JEE in Spot?

Since spot students won't get hostels. I'm looking for anyone wants to join in spot so we can discuss about pg/flat

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u/Imaginary_Cow_2538 — 1 day ago
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OMG!! A.I. creates futuristic video of Mangyaa and company from COEP Flyover 😈

u/Local-Ad8451 — 1 day ago
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Any idea if/when this will get cleaned up?

Area in front of ty hostel. Infested with rats and all sorts of creatures. Those come into hostels and make life hell.

u/legopener12 — 1 day ago
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rant

no matter how hard I try , I shit in every TA , lab viva , I shouldn't have joined this clg and rather should've went for Bsc. Ts is demotivating me everyday and making me question my existence

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u/One-Distribution6654 — 1 day ago
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Placement for 2028 batch..

What companies has visited for intern yet? Also what about Wells and Barclays . Can anyone confirm that is it true Barclays oa is on 20th August. And ppt is tmrw

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u/Few-Pirate8673 — 3 days ago
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MacBook for COEP Cse?

Looking to purchase Macbook M5 for Cse since I already have an Iphone, will I face any problem or like do you have to buy windows?

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u/Salty_Rub_1898 — 3 days ago
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Coep spot round

I've heard the registration for coep spot round has already started but idk how to register for it on their website. Can someone please guide me. I have 99.26%tile in cet, what can I expect to get with this?

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u/tintin_wastaken — 3 days ago
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Manufacturing

If I develop super good tech skills equivalent to CSE students, and have done projects and stuff related to CSE, will I be allowed to sit in tech placements for most companies I coep?

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u/Whimsical_Bae — 3 days ago
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Urgent Advise Needed

COEP E&TC + VLSI vs CS/IT — need some advice

I’ve scored enoughto have a shot at COEP E&TC and PICT CSE, and I’m confused between E&TC and CS/IT.

I’m interested in electronics/chips, so I’m considering:

COEP E&TC → learn VLSI → prepare for GATE → maybe M.Tech in VLSI from a good institute → semiconductor industry.

The other option is CS/IT, get placed after B.Tech and start earning around age 22.

I know CS placements are generally better, but entry-level software jobs seem pretty competitive these days. At the same time, I’m not sure if I’m overestimating the future of VLSI/semiconductors.

My family is financially stable, so I don’t really have pressure to start earning immediately. I’m also willing to put in the work.

So what would you choose if you were in my position?

Would COEP E&TC → VLSI → GATE/M.Tech be worth the extra 2 years, or is CS/IT + software job the smarter choice?

Would especially appreciate advice from people already in VLSI/ECE/software.

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u/Local-Ad8451 — 3 days ago