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Arindam Modak

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It might be tough to gain admission into an IIT with a preparatory rank of 6933 in JEE Advanced, but it surely is possible. This preparatory rank is the one given to a candidate who is on the threshold of qualifying for admission but does not meet the regular cut-off for direct admission. This rank is mostly assigned for preparatory courses, where very few students are selected for the course to be sent to IITs in the next session.For JoSAA counseling, you would be allowed to fill their preferences for all available seats based on previous years' trends if you are qualified for a preparatory course. Usually, you should give priority to
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Yes, there are chances that you may get any branch into an IIT. There are several other requirements such as, the candidate must have passed the 12th examination, counseling, seat availability, etc. The chances are more into new IITs. Please stay updated with the counseling rounds and notifications. Getting into an IIT is a dream come true for all aspirants.

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Arindam Modak

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The fact that you have got a preparatory rank of 2900 in the ST category in JEE Advanced you can get into any course in IITs based on the seats available in the preparatory course and the cutoff trends:. Here is how it works:Important Points of the Preparatory Course:Eligibility: The preparatory course is open for reserved category candidates such as STs who have not qualified for direct entry but have qualified in the preparatory rank list.Duration: This is a one-year programme to strengthen the foundations.Admission into Main Course: Once you finish the preparatory course, you will be admitted into the first year of the programme all
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Amit Kumar

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Okay, let's talk about your JEE Mains rank of 20429 as a female OBC candidate from Maharashtra.You've put in a lot of hard work, and that's something to be proud of! While getting into an IIT might be challenging, there are still some great options available to you.NITs and GFTIs are Within Reach: You have a good chance of securing admission to several National Institutes of Technology (NITs) and Government Funded Technical Institutes (GFTIs) with your rank and category.Female Supernumerary Seats: These seats are specifically reserved for female candidates, which can slightly improve your chances. However, keep in mind that competition
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Amit Kumar

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Okay, let's break down what your JEE rank of 3336 under the EWS category means for your IIT aspirations:You've done well! Your rank puts you in a good position to secure a seat at an IIT, but it's important to be realistic about your options.Here's the situation:Top IITs and Popular Branches Might Be Tough: Getting into the most sought-after IITs (like IIT Bombay, Madras, Delhi) for highly competitive branches like Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) might be challenging at this rank, even with your EWS category advantage. Newer IITs are a Good Bet: You have a higher probability of securing a good branch at some of the newer II
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Amit Kumar

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Okay, let's break down what your JEE Advanced 2024 rank of 843 under the ST category means for your IIT aspirations:You've done incredibly well! Your rank places you in a strong position to secure a seat at an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT).Here's the good news:Your Category Advantage: The cut-off for the ST category in JEE Advanced is generally lower than for the general category. This significantly boosts your chances of landing an IIT seat compared to many other candidates.Newer IITs are Within Reach: You're likely to gain admission to some of the newer IITs. These institutions might have slightly lower cut-offs, making them m
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Tejas Bodhankar

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Yes, you should be able to take the IIT JAM, JEST, and TIFR exams in 2027 if you graduated in August 2024, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria for each exam

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Kunal Lalwani

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IIT JAM Biotechnology entrance examination is taken by various top colleges in India for admissions to Post Graduate courses like M.Sc. Biotechnology or equivalent. The following IITs admit students through this exam; IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Roorkee and IIT Guwahati. Apart from the IITs, other north Indian Tech institutes and few others including NIT Warangal and NIT Calicut recognize JAM scores. The top research institutes such as IISc Bangalore and IISERs (Pune, Kolkata, and Mohali) extend value added inter-disciplinary facilities for the eligible candidates. In addition to these Science programmes, othe
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Kuruba Balaji

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The choice of going to IITs and IIMs would basically depend on the type of goals and focus area your research is targeting to go for a Ph.D. in Economics:1. IITs- Indian Institutes of Technology They mainly have technical and engineering-centric disciplines but also strong, high-quality Ph.D. programs in Economics, especially under Humanities and Social Sciences departments. IITs like IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi are really interdisciplinary, bringing together economics in a combination with quantitative techniques and computational ones. With interest in applied economics, the focus of econometrics, or data analysis work, IITs provide all
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Akash Kumar Gupta

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Yes, IITs have a certain quota for Kashmiri migrants. There are relaxations that the Ministry of Education itself gives in their admission process sometimes up to 10%. The intake capacity of their courses can also be enhanced by 5%. One seat in the merit quota has to be kept reserved there for Kashmiri migrants for technical and professional institutions too, including IITs. Importantly, domicile requirement has been waived for Kashmiri migrants, which in turn gives them an easier way towards application and getting admission within these prestigious institutions.

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