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You will get admitted to several well-known colleges in Andhra Pradesh and have a high rank (6455) in the TS EAPCET. Some of the colleges from which you may expect admission are:Andhra University College of Engineering VisakhapatnamJawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU), KakinadaSri Venkateswara University College of Engineering TirupatiChaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology HyderabadVasireddy Venkatadri Institute of Technology NamburKoneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation VaddeswaramYour rank will make you a good prospect in these colleges for popular streams such as Computer Science or Electronics. Do check the particular college cutoffs during counselling under Andhra Pradesh EAPCET.

You can gain admission into computer Science courses from some of the less recognised or relatively new engineering colleges of Telangana if you attain a TS EAMCET rank of 117,892. If you don't get into JNTU Hyderabad or Osmania University, which are at a higher rung, you would be getting into some good private and government-affiliated institutions where the cutoff is on the lower side. Computer Science courses might be available in colleges such as CMR Engineering College, St. Martin's Engineering College, and Vasavi College of Engineering, based on the counselling process and seats available. It is better to get information from the TS EAMCET counselling portal for more accurate cutoffs and seat details.

With a rank of 500,000 in JEE Mains, securing admission to the topmost government colleges is difficult, but you could look into the lower-ranked NITs, IIITs, and State Engineering colleges where the cut-off criterion is relatively mild. The options are:State Engineering Colleges: State Engineering Colleges in Punjab like PEC, UP Technical University and a few branches of state universities could have seats available.NIITs/IIITs: Some of the more recent NITs and IIITs may have empty seats in some courses.Private Institutes with Government Funding: Some private institutes offering government-funded programs may also have vacancies.It is important to cross-check the individual cutoff trends for the correct options.

Yes, I can help you to prepare for your NDA examination. Here are some tips to begin.Know the Syllabus and the Pattern of the Exam: Understand the syllabus as well as the pattern of examination to structure your preparation better.Collect Relevant Study Materials: Use NCERT textbooks for core subjects; specialised NDA preparation books could be referred to in other subjects.Create a Study Plan: Create a well-structured study plan which gives time to each subject, revision, and practice.Core Subjects: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and English have maximum weightage, so they should be the core focus.Practice Daily: Attempt previous years' question papers and take mock tests to know your improvement in terms of time management.Update Your Current Affairs: Read newspapers and magazines daily for better general awareness.Physical Fitness: Do maintain physical fitness as it is essential to the selection process.