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<p>Indian Institute of Technology Jammu was ranked 67th position in the Engineering category. Furthermore in 2024, the IIT Jammu NIRF ranking has improved as it has secured&nbsp;<strong>62nd</strong> position.&nbsp;</p>

Actually, we usually think that for qualifying JEE Mains, classes are needed but this is not true my dear friend because classes are just for concept clearance and revision.
They will never give you a drink by which you will become intelligent.
If you are going for IIT preparation you should deeply think, which is the best place where I can study? You have to think very carefully about this and get to a conclusion.
I will recommend you to go for self-study because in India we will find every class as incomplete, therefore, I am too going for self-study. I will take online lectures and solve problems while staying at home.

Yes, you surely can but you need to refer the JEE preparation textbooks. JEE portion is a little advanced from our CBSE portion. So doubts will surely arise but you can take help of Internet tutorials or guides. Even the students who take special coachings for IIT JEE preparation, self study for better understanding.

Unfortunately, IIT does not offer MA courses. Master’s in business administration in human resources specialization from top B-schools is the best suitable course. The list has been mentioned below:
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Indian Maritime University conducts Joint Entrance Examination for admission to various Marine courses. It is a central government university. It has its own syllabus for entrance examination.

Hi Hasnain,
Getting the free seat actually happens, when the person crosses the cut-off mark and should score few more marks more than the cut-off mark. As per you, if you feel that you have score minimum of 25% marks more than cut-off mark in JEE exam, then you have a chance to get a free seat. But, it may be the top-most IIT college, but in any IIT or NIT you can get.
All the best.

I want to clear one thing that IITs are allotted on the basis of JEE advance rank not JEE Mains rank and at 86 percentile, he will not be able to grab any NITs.

Yes, I think that it would very useful if you solve old year’s IIT papers. But, I also think that you should try some other questions which are related with your topics. You should also solve other entrance exams papers. It will be very useful to know which types of questions are asked in the entrance exam.
Best of luck.

Only hardwork and a good timetable can help you to get good rank in IITS. Even a good coaching can help you a lot in clearing your doubts.Work on your concepts especially in physics.Books like HC verma can also help you.Make a timetable ,work on your weak points and practise previous year questions.Clear your doubts immediately.Give at least 2 hours a day with full concentration and determination.For maths and physics you should practise a lot.Chemistry will be easier ncert books will help you a lot.Try to study according to CBSE syllabus.Some tricks will help you solve maths problems in seconds.So a good coaching will help you a lot.

Hello Rohit,
It's nice to see that you are giving one to yourself for preparing for IIT. Have faith in yourself. Be prepared to work hard are the key requisites. Fundamentally two exams that you will have to clear bank heavily on logical thinking and clarity if concepts. My advise would be for you to make time table straight away assigning time for all subjects everyday and take mock test regularly. I also would advise you to join some good coaching class near your home since they normally teach you tricks of short cuts in answering that enables you to save your time.
Best wishes.

There r various institutes in India.
For IIT-jee u have choose a coaching on following these parameters.
-no. Of selection in previous yrs.
-quality of teaching
-good faculty
-good study material
-having good doubt clearing sessions
-etc.etc.

You need to have atleast Masters or else preferably a PhD from reputed institutes of the country to Land into a teching job.
Yes IIT's could go well for you. Other than that you can consider good private colleges for your education too. You will have equal/Better oppertunities from there too.

I suggest join a coaching center. and practice previous exam paper.

Hi Prince,
You can pursue:
1. Embedded system.
2. PLC and SCADA.
3. MATLAB.
4. Bio medical instrumentation course.
5. VLSI design.
6. VHDL and many more.

This is a myth that state board students are weaker as compared to CBSE and ICSE ones. But the reality is strikingly opposite, in fact people from state board are going for IITs. So, don’t get disheartened, prepare for it. As far as the eligibility is concerned you need to be in 20 percentile to get into IITs.

Hi Ankit,
The JEE main exam has already been conducted this year and the Advanced is scheduled to be held on 22 May 2016. For preparation tips, kindly refer the below link:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/jee-advanced-preparation-tips-exampage" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/jee-advanced-preparation-tips-exampage</a>
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All state have there own state universities
If you want to choose better college in india. Then choose JNU DELHI

If you are sure that you can do better next year or you can get some good college or a better rank in JEE, then you have to wait for it, otherwise don't waste your time and money.

Yes you can. However it is a difficult combination. If you chose to take one subject of the two, you will have more time to devote to academics, score well in grade 12 and most important focus on one entrance exam n finally get though that exam instead of being a mediocre in both exams

IIT kanpur is best for aerospace.

PEC University-Chandigarh, Indian Institute of Space Technology, Anna University, Amity University and Manipal University are other good University for aeronautical or aerospace engineering. You may refer to the following link for a list of top aeronautical engineering degree colleges in India: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0</a>

Civil Services examination is more competitive then JEE. To get IAS is definitely more tough to crack because no of seats for IAS are very less.

<p>Hi.</p><p>It is an informal designation. People call NIPER the "IIT of Pharmacy" because the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research institutes occupy a position in pharmaceutical education somewhat similar to what the IITs occupy in engineering.</p>

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I think U can go for ARIHANTH

IIT and NIT do not offer undergraduate engineering degree course on embedded systems. All electronics and CSE graduates have embedded systems paper/subject in their syllabus. IITs are the best institutes for pursuing M.Tech embedded systems. IIT - Delhi is the best option for the subject.

Hi,
Most of them offer b.tech + M.Sc or M.Tech in biotech for which maths is compulsory. With PCB, you can go for integrated course at IISERs or NISERs.

Yes you can, IIT Delhi, Kanpur and Mumbai offers post graduate course in robotics.

if u are capable, then go for bitsat or jee mains?

For pursuing any engineering stream from IITs, you need maths as a compulsory subject in class 12th.