IIT

Hello Prem,
IITs: Among all IITs, only IIT Roorkee offers MCA programme, but from the academic year 2014-15 the institute had decided to discontinue this course.
The test was IIT-JAM. But this doesn't exist now.
NITs: The admission to the MCA programme into NITs is based on the rank obtained in NIMCET exam only, and it is offered in following NITs only.
Agartala, Allahabad, Bhopal, Calicut, Durgapur, Jamshedpur, Kurukshetra, Raipur, Surathkal, Tiruchirappalli and Warangal.

Hello Vivek,
To get admission into IITs for B.Arch, you need to write JEE Mains Paper 1 & 2. Then you need to clear JEE Advanced and after that, you should clear AAT (Architecture Aptitude Test) to get into IITs for B.Arch.
You can get NITs only with JEE Mains paper-2.

Hello Balija,
To get a good rank like below 5000 (for a general category student), you need to know the concepts really well. You need to have the formulae of PCM on fingertips and you need to solve as many problems to gain speed and accuracy while calculating.
Do mock tests then and previous year's papers. It is better to join a good IIT coaching centre as they may guide you more efficiently.

Hello Aditya,
No, it is not possible to get IITs with an all India rank (AIR) of 28317. So, you need to try for colleges that accept JEE Advanced scores like IISC, IIEST, etc.

Hello Sandeep,
You can surely get any of the IITs if this is your AIR (All India Rank). For a general category student, if this is an AIR then he may get any of the top IITs like Madras, Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, etc.
If this is your category rank then mention your category so that I may help you clearly.

Hello YS,
Both these branches, mechanical engineering and electrical engineering are based on the concepts of physics only. Mechanical deals with kinetics, thermodynamics, etc. while electrical deals with AC current and its applications.
So, you really need to know the basics very well and have good solving skills with conceptual clarity.

Hello Rakesh,
To get admission into IITs, you need to qualify JEE Mains and Advanced with a good rank. The number of seats are unpredictable as they may vary every year.
You need to apply for JEE counselling from www.josaa.nic.in.

Hello Sai Krishna!
No, this is not possible. If all 11,000 students get into IITs then you cannot get any IIT as there will be a total of around 10000 seats only.
So you need to try for IISC, IIEST, etc.

No, that's not right there are also many aerospace engineering college who give best placement in this branch.
Hindustan University, Chennai
Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh
Park College of Engineering and Technology Coimbatore
University College Of Engineering, Rajasthan Technical University, Kota
these also has best placement record in Aerospace Engineering.

Definitely, it's LIT-Nagpur. But the only problem is temperature. I knew that I won't be able to bare that atmosphere and temperature. So, I took admission in VIT, Pune. And in terms of placements, LIT-Nagpur is quite good as compared to VIT.