Engineering

You have to clear SSB. Speaking about the test process, it is the easiest test where you just have to be yourself. They assess your personality. There is no need to actually prepare anything. Technically, as a trait of your personality you must know what happening around you, in the world, in your c

Go for the this. PHYSICS: CENGAGE or BANSAL CLASSES
CHEMISTRY : RESONANCE or VIBRANT ACADEMY
MATHS: CENGAGE or ALLEN or VIBRANT.
These are the books you can use as ncert will not help you in jee exam .so, go to these books.
Good luck

Hello,
I hope you are doing well. You can check the list of colleges including NITs and IIITs that you can get according to your marks and rank. Use Shiksha JEE college predictor:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?utm_source=connect&utm_medium=CR_JEECP&utm_campaign=7

Package wise average placement is:
1. IITs (11 lacs per annum approximately)
2. NITs (9 lacs per annum approximately)
3. USIT (7 lacs per annum approximately)
4. IP University (5 to 6 per annum approximately)

Hello Dear,
After completing your mechanical Diploma in engineering you may directly apply for lateral entry for B.Tech and BE. You may directly get admission in 2nd year of engineering.

Hi MC,
It depends on the cutoff but you should be pass in each subject as if any of them is left failed then you would not be eligible for qualifying the paper.

There is no provision of lateral entry in BITS.

I would say that CSE at PEC is much better than ITY at NIT Kurukshetra. The reason being the placements of CSE at PEC are very good and the department of CSE is also very cool. They have chilled out environment.

It can't be said exactly, the cutoff mark will say whether you can gen admission or not. Check out a particular college where you want to study.

Hi Shubrah,
From 15th June the registration of JOSAA will start and thereafter the counselling session would take place.
Around end of June you will be able to get the opening and closing ranks of IITs and NITs.