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Praveen Kumar
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Students are attracted to Delhi despite pollution because of the presence of top educational institutions like IIT Delhi. While IIT Delhi is one of the premier engineering institutions in India with a strong reputation for research and innovation, whether it is the best among all IITs is subjective and depends on individual preferences and factors such as program of study, faculty, research facilities, and campus culture.
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Sougata Bhattacharya
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For CS, it is around INR 15 Lacs per year. Some studs at CS get crores of package from US companies like Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter. For the rest of the departments, it is 7 Lacs per year average. Some studs from these departments go into consulting and get above average package. The highest package is about 1 crore per annum.
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TARIQ RASHID GANIE
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To achieve your dream of getting into an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), you can follow these steps:
Start early: Begin your preparation as early as possible to give yourself enough time to cover the syllabus and practice problem-solving. Understand the exam pattern: Get a good understanding of the JEE exam pattern and syllabus, and create a study plan that covers all the topics.
Study regularly: Consistency is key. Study every day and revise regularly to avoid last-minute stress.
Practice and solve problems: Solve as many practice papers and previous year question papers as possible to get a good grip on the exam pattern and type
Start early: Begin your preparation as early as possible to give yourself enough time to cover the syllabus and practice problem-solving. Understand the exam pattern: Get a good understanding of the JEE exam pattern and syllabus, and create a study plan that covers all the topics.
Study regularly: Consistency is key. Study every day and revise regularly to avoid last-minute stress.
Practice and solve problems: Solve as many practice papers and previous year question papers as possible to get a good grip on the exam pattern and type
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Dhruv Garg
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I think IIT Roorkee with ECE is the better option as compared to IIT Delhi with mechanical. Because of the branch. In future, ECE has more demand than mechanical. Otherwise, both colleges are top most.
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Ram Mohan Dixit
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BCA is named as Bachelor of compute application so it is complete based on your computer applications, you will read all concepts related to computer technology and you have not to read any boring subjects that are not in your future use so if you only want to take knowledge then BCA is quite impressive and if you want to explore so much subjects then you have to explore more and more about B.Tech and you have also understood all concepts of it through this and you can not able to get some good companies in starting but as time spent you will get more and more companies through your experience.
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Anirudh K
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A student can score minimum 55% marks. Till the year 2021, the eligibility criteria for IIT JAM stated that candidates should secure a minimum 55 per cent aggregate or 5.5 CGPA/CPI out of 10 for General/OBC (NCL)/EWS category candidates and 50 per cent aggregate or 5.0 CGPA/CPI for the reserved category candidates. after qualifying iit jam you will get further details about joining .
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Priyanshu Ranjan
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You have to write the ECET exam. It is the entrance exam for engineering through Diploma.
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Sanskar Singh
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Delhi textile, go for better college if non circuital branches are the only option.
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Ujjawal Anand
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IIT Delhi is a very good college. The placements, infrastructure, everything is world class there. You can get a detailed information at the institute website.
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