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<p>IIT Madras MBA programme tuition fee in 2025 is somewhere in the range of <strong>INR 1.26 Lacs - INR 17 Lakh. </strong>The<strong> </strong>tuition fee also depends on the duration of the course. Tuition fees is payable semester-wise. ALong side, candidates must pay the first instalment of fee to confirm their admission.</p>
It varies from year to year. Also, it depends on the subjects you want. If you want CS in IIT then you need to work really hard and get a very good rank.
<p>Unfortunately, with a JEE Main AIR of 60,000, you cannot get into an IIT, as IIT admissions are through JEE Advanced, not JEE Main.However, with AIR 60,000 in JEE Main, you can target top NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs for ECE. Some good options include:-</p><p>1)IIIT Lucknow / IIIT Nagpur</p><p>2)NIT Raipur / NIT Goa / NIT Sikkim</p><p>3)IIIT Bhubaneswar (State quota)</p><p>4)GFTIs like Assam University</p>
NIT-Trichy / Warangal / Surathkal are better as compared to the new IITs.
The candidates who wants to give IIT JAM exam simultaneously with his UG degree he check the syllabus of IIT JAM and clear his all concepts and practice pyq of IIT JAM and also JEE Advanced.
Hi Pankaj,
The Training and Placement Unit of the Institute is responsible for providing world class job opportunities to the undergraduate and postgraduate students after graduation for suitable jobs in the industry and various private and public sector organizations.
No institute can guarantee you placements. It's just purely based on how you utilize your abilities and skills at the right time. I would suggest you to contact the training and placement department personally for accurate numbers.
Salary is a function of various factors - i.e. (i) the institute where you have completed your B.Tech + M.Tech. e.g. a graduate fro... View more
Yes, it offers genetic engineering.
Hello Zeeshan,
UK is one of the best country to pursue higher education. This doesn't mean that all universities in UK are good. There are lot of things that are to be considered before proceeding ahead. Before that you have to do a lot of research about the universities for which you wish to apply. As per the present scenario, UK post graduation work permit and immigration rules are not so good for an outsider. I would suggest you to have a look at the immigration policies as well because if you are going through Education Loan then you need to work there for some period of time in order to repay the loan.
Germany is considered t... View more
Fir admissions in IIT you need to clear JEE mains cutoff and then scire well in jee advanced. While jee mains is still manageable without coaching, you will have a hard time preparing for jee advanced on your own as this is one of the toughest engineering entrance exams. Still if you don't want to take coaching, do the following.
- Clear each and every concept.
- Make your basics strong.
- Solve previous year papers in given timeframe.
- Understand why you got a question wrong.
- Increase speed and accuracy.
- Practice high level questions.
There is a big differnce between NIT AND IIT. its like comparing rolls royce with mercedes. although both are govt colleges. its not that all IIT are good. even nit' are also good. even nit patna is much better than IIT patna. so there is a differnce but it will nit effect Your quality of education. they both are equally best colleges.
best of luck
Only few institutes in India have Aerospace Engineering. IIST & few old IIT's have it. I say IIST is the best and I have one of my friend studying there. I don't know for this year but at my time, 2 years back they offer admission based on Jee Mains Marks, not on Jee Mains Rank. You need to be in top 500 and it's very competitive. For admission into Aerospace in IIT you need take Jee Advanced which is a way more competitive than IIST.
IIT JEE is a single - stage objective type examination consisting of two papers of three hours duration each to test comprehension & analytical ability of candidates. Both papers, paper-1 and paper-2 will each have three separate sections on physics, chemistry & mathematics.
All questions will be of objective type, designed to test aptitude, comprehension and analytical ability of the candidates.
Hello Prashant. I take that you will be appearing in 12th boards with PCM. Now in case you have not taken any coaching for JEE, I recommend you to enroll into one. Next thing to do is understand each and every concept to the depth and practicing as much as you can. Solve previous year papers in a time bound manner. Understand each question you got wrong. Try to score maximum in each mock test you take. Perseverance along with brilliance will take you very far.
All the best!
They must not be IITs, they must be IIITs (Indian Institute of Information Technology).
Both are national importance engineering institute but they have different entrance exam for admission. Like as in nit, JEE main and in IIT, you need to crack JEE advance.
IT industry is in the process of slow decline. The majority of Indian IT companies business is from North American companies. With outcry against outsourcing in the USA and visa restrictions, jobs have started outflowing back to the USA. Some of the western countries have also started following the USA. It is now expected that new job generation in IT industry will reduce. Further, industry is moving towards automation. The major job losses are because of professional lack new skills and their non-willingness to change. Students who have a good hold on new technologies and are ready to continuously upgrade their technical skills have a gre... View more
<p>It is highly unlikely you will get a seat in an NIT or IIT in Gujarat with 210 marks and 70% in 12th, especially if you are aiming for popular branches or institutions. While 70% in 12th meets the minimum eligibility for JEE Main, admission to NITs and IITs also requires a good JEE Main score, and a 210 score, while decent, might not be enough to secure a seat in a desirable program, particularly in Gujarat. </p><p>JEE Main and IIT/NIT Admissions:</p><p>IITs and NITs have specific cutoffs for JEE Main scores for different branches and categories. </p><p>12th Percentage:</p&g... View more
<p><strong>Case I:</strong> Candidates graduating / graduated from IITs who have a valid GATE score (2024 and/or 2023 and/or 2022) and intend to apply for the Admission in the participating Institutes, then the candidate should register at COAP 2024 with their valid GATE score (s).</p><p><strong>Case II:</strong> Candidates graduating/ graduated from IITs with B.Tech. Degree and having CGPA (cumulative grade point average) of 8.0 (on a scale of 10) and above can directly apply to the respective Institutes for M.Tech. Admission. They should not register at COAP.</p>
<p>Students pursuing the BSc programme at IIT Mandi can avail various scholarships.<strong> IIT Mandi BSc scholarships</strong> can be availed by students who belong to the particular category subject to meeting the minimum eligibility criteria. The scholarships are offered by the central government. </p>
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The data almost remains the same over years with minor changes.
And if u get into an IIT but fall between minor branches (beyond Chemical) in old IIT's and CS in new IIT's, opt for CS. It is the future.
All the Best
Try to be really an expert in one of the programming languages. Work for a company for some time to understand how a process driven organization works. And then develop your own product and get started with your start up.
If you want a job only then make your profile strong. Work for live projects, participate in competitions, develop your communication skills and confidence. It's always a good idea to first work for a startup. In the initial years, don't run behind money. Run behind gaining knowledge and skills. Once you have them job providers will be in search of you rather than you searching for a job.
It doesn’t depend on quantity but it depends on quality of study done in that time. You must make most use of your time. Some study for 5 hours and crack JEE and some more than 18 hours. So, you should study with full concentration in your study time.
Hello Jyosula,
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