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It is around 12 lakh rupees per annum.

You should be AJEE Advance qualify to get into IIT's. Mains will take you to the NIT's only. Moreover, there is B.Sc in Physics, and many relevant branches, you can get with your low Advance rank also.

Two of my favorite quotes basically sum up my interpretation of this:
Lionel Mess said once "It took me 18 years to become an overnight star"
Jon Acuff said once "Don't compare someone else's middle to your beginning". Nobody studies less and gets into an Indian Institute of Technology-they've been studying for longer than they even knew they were. Indian Institute of Technology is definitely one of the most difficult exams to crack. If you start from day 1, things would not be so stressful for you and you can crack the exam. If you wait until last month, things get pretty complicated and stressf... View more

JEE Mains and advance are just the exams to sleect meritorious students for admission in NIT IIT. To have your studies in any NIT, IIT you have to pay the fees accordingly.
I hope it helps.

Hello Priyanshi, Government has proposed to introduce supernumerary vacancies for girl students, if in normal course their number is not up to a level. However, even for this girl students have to pass JEE Advanced. Then only their names will be considered for supernumerary quota.

No, JEE registration will get over on 1st January. After that, you can not apply for JEE.

IITS are better then private and other engineering colleges because:
(a) The IITs receive comparatively higher grants than other engineering colleges in India. While the total government funding to most other engineering colleges is around Rs. 1020 crores per year, the amount varies between Rs. 90 crores 130 crores per year for each IIT.
(b)IITs have the best Infrastructure, academic environment and faculty.
(c)The various IITs function autonomously, and their special status as Institutes of National Importance facilitates the smooth running of IITs, virtually free from both regional as well as student politics.
(d) IITs... View more

Hello Piyush,
Congrats for securing for a good rank in JEE Advance, if you have to choose between the above two options, definitely go for IIT Powai, for the reputation and also you can change branch after you score decent in first year.
All the Best!

Indian Institute of Technology is an intellectually demanding programme, and you will need a high level of attainment, commitment, and motivation to pursue this advanced study and research programme. The Indian Institutes of Technology are globally recognised as the premier engineering education and research institutions. What makes IITs different from other institutions is that they pull our focus toward how we can apply what we have studied in the real world. The assignments encourage the technique of "brainstorming, " and there is a free sense of interaction between students and professors on the feasibility of projects.

NITs and IITs provide fee waiver depending on your family annual income. Score best and you will receive various scholarships and you may apply for education loans also. After joining the NIT or IIT you will be able to see many types of scholarships based on your study and income.
Your options are
While joining in the college they'll ask about the income
of your parents. At that time of your income is less than 1 lakh per annum then you will be able to study in those institutes for free of cost for study only by submitting income certificate from respected issuing authority.
And there will be a lot of scholarships for eco... View more

Yes, you have to pass class 12th first for getting admission in IITs through JEE Advanced.

Mathematics:
NCERT Mathematics Part I and II is the prime book to initiate and later students can shift on to R. S. Agarwal and other practice materials. The important topics such as geometry and trigonometry has to be covered from Tata McGraw Hill as it has all the important questions expected in the JEE Main. Statistics can be covered from again NCERT and S. Hand as it carries the detailed formulae and usages of it mentioned briefly. Physics
The students shall initiate the preparation from the NCERT part I and Part II, in order to clear the basics and make a strong foundation for further detailed and analytical part. It is always... View more

Hello,
JEE exam is one of the popular and tough exam in India for the engineering entrance where several candidates prepare for it.
You need to prepare for all the important subjects like physics, chemistry and mathematics.
Check out the information on: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jee-chemistry" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jee-chemistry</a>
They spend lots of money and time to prepare for this exam
but only a few of them are mainly able to crack this exam.
You need die hard practice and dedication to crack this exam.

<p>The admission process for M.Tech at IITs generally includes a combination of factors like the GATE score, a possible written test, and an interview. However, the approach can vary by IIT and the specific department. Here's a breakdown:</p><ol><li><p><strong>GATE Score</strong>: All IITs primarily use the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) score as the basis for admission. Candidates need to meet the cutoff, which varies by IIT and the discipline.</p></li><li><p><strong>Interview</strong>: Some IITs, especially top ones like IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, and... View more

According to the latest placement data, IIT Hyderabad has an average placement rate of around 90%, with a median salary of around INR 19 LPA. The institute has a strong presence in the software and IT industries, with companies such as Microsoft, Amazon, and Google among its top recruiters. In addition to this, IIT Hyderabad has also seen an increase in hiring from emerging sectors such as e-commerce, data analytics, and fintech. On the other hand, IIT Guwahati has an average placement rate of around 85%, with a median salary of around INR 18 LPA. The institute has a strong reputation in core engineering fields such as mechanical, electric... View more

Dear,
As far my knowledge goes lateral entry in 2nd year (3rd semester) after the completion of Diploma engineering is not allowed in IITs.

IIT offers several applied and pure science courses, a few offer courses in Economics, Statistics and MBA too. Check on the course you are interested in and apply for admission procedure.

Hello Parth,
After IITs, the best choice for engineering is obviously BITS Pilani. You need to write BITSAT to get admission into it.
Then, you can opt for VIT University (Chennai and Vellore), Thapar University, PSG Coimbatore, Sastra University, Manipal University, SRM University, Amrita University, etc.
You may refer the link below for the list of top engineering colleges:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-india/44-2-0-0-0" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-india/44-2-0-0-0</a>

For getting into IITs, you need to have a good percentage in 12th along with it first you need to clear MAINS and then Advance along with a good Rank within 5000 - 6000 for getting into a good IIT college. If you fulfill the above criteria you will receive calls from IITs.

Hello Gopal,
As per your rank, your chances are nil for getting any branch at IIT's, however, it will be better for you to take a break and prepare well for next year.

Here is a link that will let you know the number of seats for SC category in each college and for a particular branch:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/iit-seat-allocation-2016-course-categorywise-blogId-6292" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/iit-seat-allocation-2016-course-categorywise-blogId-6292</a>

Hello Rohit,
That is not actually the case. They say so because the older IITs are already well established than the new ones. They have shown better results, placement records and rankings too.
But the new IITs do require some time to establish themselves and to attain the reputation of the older ones. It is not that they are not good, it is that they are not preferable in comparison with older ones.
Anyways, all these are government institutions and so you need to hesitate to go for them as they will be better in all aspects.

Hi Deepak,
The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are autonomous public institutes of higher education, located in India.[1] They are governed by the Institutes of Technology Act, 1961 which has declared them as institutions of national importance alongside National Institutes of Technology[2] and lays down their powers, duties, and framework for governance etc.[3][4] The Institutes of Technology Act, 1961 lists twenty-three institutes (after the last amendment in 2016).[5] Each IIT is an autonomous institution, linked to the others through a common IIT Council, which oversees their administration. The Minister of Human Resource De... View more

Hello A G,
IIT's are the premier engineering instituions of India. Best of the mind gets selected via a very rigorous admission process. This in turn leads to very high caliber students. This in turn leads to these students occupying important positions across different companies and institutes. Thus a fantastic network gets established which is ever eager to help another IITian.

Hello Durgendra,
To get IITs, you need to clear JEE Mains as well as JEE Advanced with a good score. You can post your question without any hesitation so that you can get your doubts cleared.

If you wish to prepare for JEE Advanced exam then firstly your task should be analysis of complete syllabus for all the three subjects. After this you should go for that subject first which is more familiar to you. Complete each topic day by day with questions on ascending order of difficulty. Then move to next subject or else you can do them all 3 simultaneously. Also may lectures are now available on YouTube which will help you clear your doubts and makes you analyze your problem more precisely. Also there are many distance learning programs offered by many institutes so you can join any of them for getting a wide range of questionnaire ... View more

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Hi Devendra, I am sorry say that Diploma holder are not eligible to get admission in IIT. IIT does not offers lateral entry admissions to Diploma holders. To be eligible to get admission in IIT the candidate must have completed 12th standard with mathematics, physics and chemistry subjects from a recognized board and the candidate must have to appear, qualify and secure good rank in JEE Main and Advanced examinations. So, being a Diploma holder, you cannot get admission in IIT.
Best of luck!

Yes, you have slim chances of getting admission in newly opened IITs with 108 marks.
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Check this branch and IIT college predictor.

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