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Scholar-Level 18
Why aeronautical engineering? It's tough to get placement in this branch for core competencies jobs. IIT-Mumbai is the best. For NIT, unfortunately, intercomparison from independent agencies is not available and hence difficult to decide a top NIT.
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Just don't worry. You have made a very good choice. Maybe you can think of appearing for MHT CET also.
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Yes, indeed. CSE is offered by all the IIT's.
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Eligibility
The basic criterion for applying to a Bachelor's degree in Geology is qualifying Class XII examination or equivalent with Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. The duration of Bachelor's degree is three years and four if you apply for Honors.
The basic criterion for applying to a Master's degree in Geology is passing the gradu
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I really appreciate your dreams. But why M.Tech? You can do M.Sc in maths. Ph.D also. But unfortunately, B.Tech is the required eligibility for M.Tech.
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JEE Mains and JEE Advanced cover the same subjects but they have a different difficulty level of questions. JEE Mains questions are straightly asked while the questions asked in JEE Advanced are very tricky.
For JEE Mains you must cover all the NCERT books for a stronger base. As concepts are very important for cracking JEE Advanced, you will have to build concepts strongly. For this you can refer the following books:
Following are the books:
1. Physical Chemistry by RC Mukherjee.
2. For Inorganic, you can go for Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J. D. Lee.
3 For Organic, you can go for one of the following books:
A. OP Tandon
B. Mor
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