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If you are able to pass all the trials, you can move up to the university level or even more than that it all depends upon your performance.
New answer posted•6 years ago
Would like to know how is B.Des in IIT . how are the placements.
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6 years ago
More than 252 companies registered students for the 2018-2019 placement drive. Almost 261 offers yielded for 428 students. The placement drive witnessed almost 22 international offers. Top recruiters include Mercari, Toyota Research Institute Advanced Development, Works Application, and SMS Data Tec
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I think I would score 80 marks in IIT UCEED 2020. Then which college would I get?
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Asked by Atharva
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6 years ago
https://www.shiksha.com/design/uceed-college-predictor
I will suggest you to use this tool for good prediction according to your score range.
I will suggest you to use this tool for good prediction according to your score range.
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New answer posted•6 years ago
Is it needed to attend personal interviews for getting into IITs?
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Asked by Yashaswini
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6 years ago
No there is no need of any personal interview to get admission in any IIT
https://www.shiksha.com/college/iit-kharagpur-indian-institute-of-technology-iitkgp-2999/admission
Here is the complete admission process which you refer to get admission in this college.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/iit-kharagpur-indian-institute-of-technology-iitkgp-2999/admission
Here is the complete admission process which you refer to get admission in this college.
New answer posted•6 years ago
Is it a right decision to prepare for IIT-JEE with my current ongoing honors in science (1st year)?
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Asked by Arindam
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6 years ago
It depend upon your interset, if you wish to join IIT or NIT, then you can prepare well for it and can give exam in next year. Kindly join Mock test series for revision.
New answer posted•6 years ago
How tough it is to get in IITs for Masters through IIT JAM Statistics?
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Asked by Nitika

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6 years ago
Hello IIT JAM Aspirants!
Before appearing for JAM MS a candidate must ensure the eligibility for the examination. Also, keep yourself updated with the latest changes in the examination and other updates for IIT JAM it is important if you are aiming for IIT JAM 2021. I am sharing the data of seats in
Before appearing for JAM MS a candidate must ensure the eligibility for the examination. Also, keep yourself updated with the latest changes in the examination and other updates for IIT JAM it is important if you are aiming for IIT JAM 2021. I am sharing the data of seats in
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The 14 percent IIT reservation for girls will not affect or reduce the number of seats for male candidates. It has been suggested that supernumerary seats are to be filled in order to ensure 14 percent IIT reservation for girls. This means: Let us assume that an IIT has 100 seats.
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General/OBC Students : 1,03,000 INR per year. SC/ST Students : 13,000 INR per year. This is tuition fee. Apart from this everyone had to pay 30,000 INR per year as mess fee.
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What are my chances to get admission in IIMs and IITs if I score 97+ in CAT exam? My scores: 10th-79%, 12th-76% and UG-73% CPI.
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Asked by Akash

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6 years ago
You are having good chances to get admission, attempt the interview, and give your best. Won't worry a lot. All the best for your future.