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Girish Goyal

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IITs are surely the dream of millions. But it is a general misconception that IITs are for only B.Tech and M.Tech courses. A candidate who has completed his/her B.Sc can also get admission in the IITs for the masters. For this, they have to qualify the IIT JAM exam.
The IIT JAM is conducted each year for those who want to get admission in the IITs after their B.Sc in the courses like physics, maths, chemistry, biological sciences etc.

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Nalini Ranjan PandayAn engineering graduate keen to learn new things.

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Rudra Chouhan

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The simple answer is that you should study night and day.

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Rudra Chouhan

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Your rank should not exceed 1500.

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Rudra Chouhan

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You need to score a rank under 1500.

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Rudra Chouhan

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You need to give JEE advance.

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Rudra Chouhan

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The fees for the same will be high for you than other students.

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Rudra Chouhan

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The simple answer is NO.

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Rudra Chouhan

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If you have confidence in yourself, then take a drop; otherwise go with a private college.

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Rudra Chouhan

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Yes, it is a right decision if you believe in yourself and if you will stay focused and disciplined in the drop year you will surely crack JEE next year.

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