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ravi kumar
Guide-Level 12
To get into IIT, you need to clear your class 12th first with minimum 75% marks only then you will be eligible for IITs.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Ajay,
For admission in IITs you need to appear for JEE Advanced. For appearing in JEE Advanced you need to score more than cutoff in JEE Mains. I think you have scored less than the required cutoff and hence not eligible for JEE Advanced and hence not eligible for IIT Allahabad.
For admission in IITs you need to appear for JEE Advanced. For appearing in JEE Advanced you need to score more than cutoff in JEE Mains. I think you have scored less than the required cutoff and hence not eligible for JEE Advanced and hence not eligible for IIT Allahabad.
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Ritesh Kumar
Contributor-Level 10
India is emerging as the educational hub due to its best colleges, faculties and fees structure. There are many engineering colleges other than IITs that are very popular colleges and have good placement records with some of them have option of scholarship too.
You can consider the below mentioned options:
1. UEM – Jaipur.
2. UEM – Rajashthan.
3. Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS).
4. Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT).
5. MIT (Madras Institute of Technology), etc.
You can consider the below mentioned options:
1. UEM – Jaipur.
2. UEM – Rajashthan.
3. Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS).
4. Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT).
5. MIT (Madras Institute of Technology), etc.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, it is according to the new eligibility criteria of 2017. 75% marks are necessary for their particular board or top 20 percentile in board to get admission in IITs and NITs.
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Shruti Pandya
Contributor-Level 10
If you want to get admission in good IITs and NITs , you will have to score nearly 300 marks in JEE Mains exam. Then, you have to appear for JEE Advanced exam. If you will get good marks in both exams, you will get really a very good IITs and NITs.
Same advise for IIST. JEE Mains and Advanced exams are required to get admission in IIST.
Same advise for IIST. JEE Mains and Advanced exams are required to get admission in IIST.
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Deepanshi JainCareer
Contributor-Level 10
If you are preparing for the IIT JAM exam, then you can go with:
1. Quantum mechanics: By Zetili, Griffith or Schaums series.
2. Solid State Physics: By Kittel, MA Omar or SO Pillai.
3. Statistical physics: By Reif.
4. Mathematical physics: By Riley, Hobson and Bence or Arfken Weber.
5. Classical mechanics: By Goldstein, JR Taylor or David Morin.
6. Thermodynamics: By Zeemansky, FW Sears or GL Salinger.
7. Optics: By Ghatak, Brijlal and Subhramanyam.
8. Electrodynamics: By Griffith.
9. Semiconductor and electronics: By Boylested or Gaekwad.
10. Nuclear physics: By Irwin or Devnathan.
11. Molecular and atomic physics: By Rajkumar or White.
You can
1. Quantum mechanics: By Zetili, Griffith or Schaums series.
2. Solid State Physics: By Kittel, MA Omar or SO Pillai.
3. Statistical physics: By Reif.
4. Mathematical physics: By Riley, Hobson and Bence or Arfken Weber.
5. Classical mechanics: By Goldstein, JR Taylor or David Morin.
6. Thermodynamics: By Zeemansky, FW Sears or GL Salinger.
7. Optics: By Ghatak, Brijlal and Subhramanyam.
8. Electrodynamics: By Griffith.
9. Semiconductor and electronics: By Boylested or Gaekwad.
10. Nuclear physics: By Irwin or Devnathan.
11. Molecular and atomic physics: By Rajkumar or White.
You can
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
There is no college bias in IIM selection. Selection is purely based on meritocracy. If you crack CAT and do well in GDPI you stand fair chances to get selected in IIMs.
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Deepanshu Jindal
Beginner-Level 3
No, IIT's give admission solely on the basis of JEE advanced rank.
However, you can apply to other government as well as some non-government colleges with the JEE Mains rank.
However, you can apply to other government as well as some non-government colleges with the JEE Mains rank.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Engineering syllabus covered in almost all engineering colleges is similar. Major difference in IITs and other engineering colleges is quality of teaching faculty and facilities. Also, IITs attract top talent for Engineering. Top students taught by best faculties in best teaching infrastructure produce best engineering graduates.
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