Engineering Entrance Exam

Hello Shivam,
There is a wide difference in AIR's of students admitted in AIT for different streams. But then, AIR calculation method has changed from this year onwards. Also, all the seats are reserved only for the wards of serving or retired Army personnel.

Syllabus for all students who appear for JEE Mains is the same. There is no different syllabus for engineering Diploma holders.

Check the eligibility criteria for the same on JEE.nic.in

It depends on state quota. If you are from Delhi, then there will be 85% state quota. For outsiders, it is 15%. The other factor is caste, for Muslims 80-90% seats are reserved.

Yes, you will be benefited by JEE Mains. You should also give MH-CET, if you want colleges in Maharashtra.

You have to score above 200 to enter into NIT and IIIT. The fee structure in government colleges starts from Rs.40, 000 per annum, while in private, it starts from Rs.1.5 lakhs per year.

Engineering is the best option. You can opt for civil branch.

You need to fill the JEE-Mains entrance exam. For preparation, you can refer to NCERT books. You must take regular tests to evaluate your preparation. Students clearing JEE Mains will be able to sit for JEE Advance. JEE Mains focus mainly on basic concepts. JEE Advanced will test mainly on applicati

Manipal University conducts their own entrance exam MUOET. If you want to be a part of Manipal University, so you need to qualify that exam.

With 62 marks and 89% marks in JEE, your JEE rank would be low. I got 117 in JEE(115, being the cut-off), and 89.8%(ISC Board) and got CSE in JIIT-128.