Exam

According to new eligibility criteria of JEE Mains-2017, it is 75% in their boards or top 20 percentile in their board for getting admission in IITs and NITs.

Hi,
You need to know all factors for normalization so read here:
http://www.jeeadv.ac.in/performance-in-XII

Rajesh, there are countless examples of people who gave multiple attempts at an exam, at the admission of a coveted institute or a university and did not make it but went on to do other things spectacularly well. If I was to give a list of some of the more prominent names to you, it begins with Abra

Hi,
You first need to get the acceptance from the universities you are planning to apply with your GED and IELTS result. Once you receive the offer, you can apply for visa.

Hello Suman,
Unfortunately, you will not get admission in any of the colleges in Bangalore with JEE Mains. In Karnataka, you have to appear for government CET and COMEDK for admission in private institutions. Prepare well if you want admission in top colleges.

Hi
Admissions to Singapore University is completely based on academic rigor and SAT so you need to score as much as possible in both, ICSE and SAT. Other requirements can be accessed here:
http://admissions.ntu.edu.sg/UndergraduateIntnlAdmissions/Pages/InternationalOthers.aspx

Yes, you can easily get admission with this score. All you have to do is to score well in GD/PI.

Hi,
You did not mention what you want to study but generally you must be very good in your academics to study in Oxford. To take your IELTS, check with British Council or IDP. Their offices are in India, you may check online.

IMT Hyderabad and Nagpur are good and even Christ University, XIME Bangalore are good.

Hello Dhruv,
Of course, if you are strong in studies, you can indeed start studies for JEE Advanced. However, I would advise you to take mock tests to enable you to know your status. Only after this, you can start other studies.