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I am getting around 90percentile in CAT 2020. and belong to ews category. So what are recommended college I should look for.
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Asked by Akash

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5 years ago
You should apply for newly opened Iims, nirf ranked management colleges like Lovely, IIHMR, Symbosis, BIMTECH, Jaman Lal Bajaj, KIIT, Dms BHU, DMS Lucknow University, etc. I suggest you to target top 50 B school of India. Also few less known good b schools like IISWBM.
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What is the minimum rank required in IIT to get admission to IIST College for dual courses (B.Tech+M. S/M.Tech)?
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Asked by Pranavi
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Which book should I prefer to prepare for maths for IIT JEE Mains 2018?
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Asked by Rittik Kumar

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5 years ago
For mathematics, practice is very important. And for that, you need to have a strong base and the formulae on your fingertips. For that, NCERT books would be useful at the early stage. Then, you may prefer the Arihant series for practice which would contain the questions of JEE standard. Tata Mcgraw
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While going for admission is it the category rank that they consider?
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Asked by Daksh
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5 years ago
Yes, categories ranks are considered while the admission process.
New answer posted•5 years ago
I got 98 marks in JEE advance 2020. which IIT college can I get.
322 Views|1 Followers|Posted 5 years ago
Asked by Ritu

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5 years ago
Based on the JEE Advanced marks. Your expected AIR is between 45086-50838. So you can not get any IIT at this rank.
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5 years ago
Hello Yash, if I may say so, your statement is a little cryptic. IIT's definitely award degree of B.Tech. But if you can expand and write more in detail about your case and then query, it could be answered in a better way. Best wishes to you.
New answer posted•5 years ago
Is there any other way to learn what is taught to mechanical engineers other than getting into any IITs or nits or any colleges? Please tel.
10 Views|Posted 5 years ago
Asked by Nidhi

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5 years ago
Hello Nidhi, no one can stop you from learning something. Hence you can definitely learn whatever is being taught to the students of mechanical engineering of any college or university. For this you just need to approach the right teacher who can take you under the wings and teach you the rudiments