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HIMANSHU MISHRAi am interested in mechanical or computer science
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of course dear you will best of luck
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Vini Singh
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Yes you may get in nit trichy but your board marks also matters a lot
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Mohammad Asif RajaProfessor(Assistant), Contributor at Shiksha
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If you are in SC category and qualified than apply for it. Sometimes seats remain vacant in SC category so apply in all IITs. Once you get selected you have a verities of choice to choose among them. All the best
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Bhargav C
1. Get your basics sorted out.
If you "complete" a topic once, check yourself by deriving, from scratch, from the basics, the formula.
If you can't do the above without resisting the urge to look at the text book,start over.Do read NCERT properly. They do it from the basics.
2. Know what the syllabus is.
Not necessary to stick to the portion, look further if it interests you. But no, do not get into the mathematics of everything. It will confuse you, and from theexampoint of you, it would counter point 1.
3. Keep a cool head.
Sort yourself out, and concentrate only on your question or theory.
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1. Get your basics sorted out.
If you "complete" a topic once, check yourself by deriving, from scratch, from the basics, the formula.
If you can't do the above without resisting the urge to look at the text book,start over.Do read NCERT properly. They do it from the basics.
2. Know what the syllabus is.
Not necessary to stick to the portion, look further if it interests you. But no, do not get into the mathematics of everything. It will confuse you, and from theexampoint of you, it would counter point 1.
3. Keep a cool head.
Sort yourself out, and concentrate only on your question or theory.
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