IIT

Hello Kartik,
When a student seeks admission in an institute for a particular course, whether he will get admission or not is determined by his position in the merit list & whether he fulfills eligibility criteria or not. Once a student clears JEE Advanced he is cleared to seek admission in any undergraduate course conducted by any of the IIT's. His AIR will decide whether he gets admission or not. For the branches you have mentioned, eligibility criteria is same and hence your merit list number only will decide your admission. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about the top colleges. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0
Best wishes to you.

For preparing both the exams simultaneously, you need to diligently plan your entire day. See below how-
1. Make a realistic timetable of your daily activities. Try sticking to this schedule of yours.
2. NCERT books are great for both boards and competitive exams. Complete syllabus from these books on priority.
3. To score well in boards, covering a substantial portion of NCERT is enough. Make sure you solve sample papers released by CBSE.
4. For IIT-JEE, you need to move a step ahead by solving and practicing numerous application based questions. You can do it with mock tests, previous year question papers and sample papers available at EtoosIndia. Com.
5. Analyze your performance closely. Wherever you have underperformed, get your basics cleared.
6. Keep practicing until you get it right. All the very best.

No, enrolling into a coaching institute is not a necessity but getting into one proves to be beneficial only. These institutes tend to give you proper guidance at each and every step in your preparation. - The faculty members teaching at these institutes are extremely well-trained. - They rightly know the exam pattern along with the type of questions that are usually asked. - Moreover, you are updated with the syllabus, exam rules, dos and dots etc. On an everyday basis,
- You can also analyze your preparation simultaneously with hundreds of other fellow students. - Certain tips and tricks by faculty members work great during the exam. While there are pros to entering coaching institutes, there are certain cons as well. - Your pace of studying might not go well with the teachers. - Coaching institute timings might make your schedule hectic. - You might feel under pressure at times. - Hesitation in asking doubts.