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You must be in top 400-500 rank holders in IIT JEE advance in order to get admission in IITs.
<p>No, you can't get a government college with an 849000 rank in JEE MAINS, especially for popular branches like Computer Science Engineering (CSE) or Electrical Engineering (EE). You should try for private colleges. If you have any reservations, like if you belong to SC/ST category then you can look for some GFTIs.</p>
<p>As a Biotechnology Engineering student with a strong Science background, you have several interesting options for your UPSC IAS optional subject. Here are some possibilities to consider, each with its own strengths:</p><p><strong>Science-related options:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Biotechnology:</strong> Leveraging your existing knowledge and expertise, this aligns well with your academic background and offers unique insights for the General Studies papers.</li><li><strong>Medical Science:</strong> Similar to Biotechnology, &... View more
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I think you should visit the website of IITs where you can find many information about GATE, its syllabus, specialized branch test. You can also visit the website of IIT Roorkee or Saharanpur centre for a more clear picture.
Yes, it is compulsory to qualify JEE Advanced exam in order to pursue B.Tech from IIT. If you fail to qualify JEE Advanced exam then you cannot get admission in IIT for B.Tech.
It depends on your interest. But, yes robotics is certainly better. There is a lot of crowd in CSE.
IITs do not offer admission in M.Tech on the basis of percentage of B.Tech however they set a minimum percentage requirement for getting admission in M.Tech. I think it is 50% only with some 5% relaxation in SC/ST category. You may visit any IITs website for eligibility criteria.
<p><span data-sheets-value=" {" data-sheets-userformat=" {" is="">Opening and Closing rank depends on the category and quota of candidates. For general category under All India, opening rank was 4450 and closing rank was 4718. Cut off are different when it comes to other categories or female candidates and even domicile of home state. In All India, opening and closing rank for female candidates was 7063 and 7176. Admission to BTech in Computer Science and Engineering in IIT Palakkad - Indian Institute of Technology is based on the scores obtained in the entrance exam JEE. Applicants are advised to ... View more
MBA from top IITs like Bombay and Delhi is a very good option. You get a good salary and these colleges have good reputation too.
Hello Himanshu,
What will happen this time is something that only time will tell. However, a minimum percentage is placed at 17.5%. If you score this much then you will be given a rank. Last year's closing is available on the website and you can have a look at it.
The entrance examination for pilot training courses test the aspirant’s knowledge of mathematics, physics, logical reasoning and verbal ability. The candidate should be thorough with class 10th to 12th standard textbooks for this. You can refer to various question banks to gain an insight into the pattern and types of questions asked.
There are several question banks for CPL and APTL examinations. Aircraft Technical V. 1 (Pilot Training) by Pilot Training Center is a good book that can help you with your preparation.
Aviation or aeronautical engineering aspirants will need to sit for engineering entrance exams like IIT JEE and GA... View more
Hello Zeeshan,
It's absolutely essential to have a dream. What's yours? Job? M Tech? PhD? Once you have dream, work towards it's achievement. But you should have plan B ready also. I feel you look for job and prepare for GATE also.
<p>ICT Mumbai and IIT Mandi both offer M.Tech in full-time mode. Find below the tuition fee comparison between ICT Mumbai and IIT Mandi for MTech: </p><table style="width: 100.053%;" width="100%"><tbody><tr><th style="width: 50.0466%;" width="25%"><p><strong>BTech Colleges</strong></p></th><th style="width: 50.0466%;" width="25%"><p><strong>Total Tuition Fee</strong></p></th></tr><tr><td style="width: 50.0466%;" width="25%"><p>I... View more
I think, B.Tech from IITs is better because University of Berlin got 119 rank and IIT - Delhi has got 150 rank.
1. After completing B.Tech from Berlin, you will face problem related to placements because foreign universities don't allow you to sit in campus placement. If you want a job in Germany, you will have to apply for visa.
2. In IITs, there is no such problem. You will be able to sit for placement and get high package.
3. The process to apply for foreign universities is complicated it takes approximately 2 years.
4. But for IIT, you only have to qualify JEE Mains and Advanced exam.
You can go for Berlin to pursu... View more
Every engineering stream now a days have at least one programming language. So, you can't run away from it. I think you don't need to fear about programming language. It is easy than other subject. You first decide whether which branch you more interested and don't think about other thing.
Best of luck.
B.Tech abroad is costly. If you can afford it, you can seek admission in foreign universities. Otherwise, it will helpful to take one year drop to prepare for JEE to do engineering degree from top engineering colleges like IITs, NITs and IIITs, etc.
It depends on your skills but older IITs are better like IIT-B, IIT-D, IIT-KGP, IIT-K, etc.
Old NITs are the best. Some of the top level NITs are MNIT, Allahabad & NIT, Warangal. IISC, Bangalore is also famous as it has good placement. IIT Roorkee is famous for its civil branch. IIT Kanpur and Bombay are at the top level. New IITs are not good in terms of placements and facilities.