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Scholar-Level 16
Below mentioned are the universities offering decent course structure, placement and technical innovation:
1. JNTU.
2. Rajiv Gandhi Technical University.
3. BITS.
4. SRM.
5. VITS.
6. Amity University.
7. Jaypee University of Information Technology.
8. NIIT University.
9. DTU – Delhi.
10. GGSIPU.
11. Manipal University.
All the best.
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Scholar-Level 18
You can also join mock test series with coaching institutes along with self-studies, so that you can assess yourself with others and take corrective action to overcome your weakness.
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Scholar-Level 17
Diploma holders in engineering are not eligible for admission in B.Tech as IITs do not have provision of lateral entry admission in B.Tech.
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Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 17
Keep these points in mind before starting preparation for IIT:
Time management
Follow a schedule / prepare a plan.
Know the syllabus and the exam pattern well, weightage.
Coaching classes online or offline? Self-study.
Study concepts, solve problems and look at solutions.
Solve previous year's papers.
Take timed practice test series.
Group study, hangout more with toppers
Health is wealth.
Manage Distractions through self-control app.
Retrospect your day.
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Scholar-Level 17
If you are clear about your career that you want to be in IIT then go for it. You can drop and start preparation but don't spoil one if it's not serious for you.
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