Engineer

NIT is top among the best institutes offering Instrumentation Engineering in India. Fresh graduates from Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and National Institutes of Technology (NITs) receive more compensation as compared to graduates from other institutes/colleges.

If you want to join any coaching then go for Allen, Resonance, Bansal Classes, etc.
If not then focus on NCERT first solve NCERT first then solve RD Sharma for maths, HC Verma for physics and NCERT is enough for chemistry.
Then solve question banks and previous year questions also.

Check the below exam calendar for the upcoming exams and dates to apply. Register for the same-
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/resources/exam-calendar

Hello Deepak,
These days engineers are jobless. Report by HRD Ministry said that almost 40% engineers do not get jobs. Banking appears to be a good choice.

Yes, you can. Just stay calm, focused and motivated during studies. Go through NCERT to build basics. For physics, go through HC Verma, solve questions given. For chemistry, NCERT is sufficient but for organic, you may read OP Tandon. In addition to this, you also refer to JD LEE for inorganic. For maths, practice a lot after understanding concepts, for reference you may choose RD Sharma.
Solve questions a lot.Solve practice sets of Arihant Publication to gain confidence and speed. Also, solve last year's question papers.