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Manaswi Pattipati

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NITs and IITs provide fee waiver depending on your family annual income. Score best and you will receive various scholarships and you may apply for education loans also. After joining the NIT or IIT you will be able to see many types of scholarships based on your study and income.
Your options are
While joining in the college they'll ask about the income
of your parents. At that time of your income is less than 1 lakh per annum then you will be able to study in those institutes for free of cost for study only by submitting income certificate from respected issuing authority.
And there will be a lot of scholarships for economically backwa
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Devyani SolankiPassionate physics learner and animals lover

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Although low but, yes with that much of rank there is a possibility that you will get IIT, otherwise try for a good NIT.

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To get admission into any IIT, you need to first qualify IIT JEE Mains exam and then you will have to crack JEE Advanced exam with good rank, then only you can get into any IIT.

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NDA and IIT both are different fields. First decide that you wants to be in your future. NDA will let you to serve the nation in form of defence while IIT will give you insight of technological world.

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IIT JAM exam is conducted every year to get admission into various M.Sc. And M.Sc-PhD courses into IITs and other participating institutions. To qualify IIT JAM with good rank atleast complete 80 percent syllabus deeply. Practice the questions. And give the mock tests as many as you can.

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Apurva Randive

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What this means is that candidates who want to appear for IIT JEE exam must qualify their 12th with 75 per cent marks which is for the General and OBC category while 65 per cent cutoff is set for other reserved categories like SC, ST, PwD.

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Sajid BorahHi guys i am sajid , i am computer engineer.

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Yes, why not you definitely give JEE Main 2018. You can attempt JEE Main 3 times and JEE Advance 2 times.

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Raziq Vengasseri

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In my opinion, CSE should be the best option as it covers various IT fields it will give a wonderful image of the numerous possibilities in IT fields. Now you have a lot of business ideas, by studying CSE your views get a wider angle or you will get some additional ideas. Remember that IT fields are inevitable for any entrepreneurship. Some of the additional pieces of advice that I want to give
1) Think about all the problems you may face, and then start. If you had started then don't give up until the success came across.
2) Make like-minded friends circle in the college and start teamwork, the set of different ideas would end up in i
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ABHINAV RAJ

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Atleast 35% of marks for general category are required for decent branch into IIT.

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ABHINAV RAJ

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There is no state preference of state for admission in IITs. Do check the best option through Shiksha college predictor on
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