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IIMs are difficult to get on the asked CAT percentile, however, chances for IIT ISM Dhanbad can be developed.

Hi, you can try solving previous year's question papers for JEE Mains and JEE Advance to check your level of preparation. If you are scoring more than 50% in exam-like conditions in these papers, you can keep your preparation up for IIT. Otherwise, you should go for the MH-CET. The MH-CET is compara

Join your M.Sc. And give tests for IIM.

I am afraid your 76 percentile is quite low to get admission in any NIT and especially in CS branch. If one understands the percentile, then it is clear that 24% of almost 13 Lacs students are above you. But then there could be some dynamics in admission process which may enable you to get admission

I think you are asking for IIT cutoff it's same for international students also. No NRI quota in IITs
Candidates need to acquire at least 250 or higher and a score of 85-95 percentile in JEE Main for getting into IITs through the exam. Candidates need to score 280-300+ in JEE Advanced to get CSE in I

Cut offs are given below for different IITs given below for ST category:
IIT Bombay-60 percentile
IIT Delhi- 60 percentile
IIT Dhanbad-60 percentile
IIT Kanpur- 75 percentile
IIT Kharagpur- 75 percentile
IIT Roorkee- 70 percentile.

The required CAT score for admission to the MBA programme at IIT Bombay was in the 90th percentile. This cutoff was used to shortlist candidates for the admissions selection process. The final cutoff for admission was around the 98.5 percentile. The final cutoff weightage is 70% from the CAT 5% from

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research is a great platform to pursue Science and is better than the Indian Institutes of Technology to become a scientist. You can excel as a scientist. As Indian Institute of Science Education and Research is the best in India in research education except

You have to take entrance exams like JEE Mains and Advanced. Wish you all the best.

Yes you can take the coaching but I guess you should 1st focus on you r10th boards and then think about coaching when you are in your 11th grade.