IIT

I don't think you can get good after passing out from IIT. You can expect a starting salary of maximum INR. 15 Lacs in top IITS in civil. So, most of them go for higher studies or either go for exams like GATE UPSC IES etc.

IIT Delhi
IIT Kharaghpur
IIT Roorkee
IIT Guwahati
All the best.

Yes, it is possible, but you will not get stipend of 1 year which you got in private college.

Hello,
Even though one of the newly opened IIT's, it has made good strides in getting it's foothold in academic circles. Just do not worry. Go ahead and confirm admission if you are getting it. Best wishes to you.

Considering MnC and EEE in IITs and NITs respectively, as per my thought MnC is good choice as basically it's getting in IIT and other think is MnC has a number of career options in future.

You can consider IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur, IIT Kharagpur and IIT madras.

You can't get CSE in IIT Jammu / Bhilai. So if you can get CSE in bits Hyderabad then go for it because there is no chancr in IIT in CSE.

Hello,
Your question is not specific and very broad. However, getting admission in any IIT depends on the course which you are willing to take such as undergraduate, PG or Ph.D. Admission process are different for different course categories. You have to apply for IIT JEE exams for getting admission in B.Tech and through GATE score you can get admission in Masters and Ph.D. courses. In addition, if you have qualified JRF examination then you can apply for Ph.D. admission directly by appearing for interviews.

Kindly visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.

JEE Main are given by 12th appearing and Passed Candidate to take admission in India 's Engineering Institute like IIT, NIT, IIIT, ISc, IIST and many other government and private engineering College. Yes, 12th pass candidate can crack JEE. To crack it you need a clear knowledge and clear concepts of all the subjects which are physics chemistry and maths of class 11 and 12th. Preparation can be done while schooling or after schooling taking Year drops for coaching or self preparation.