IIT

Thapar Institute in Patiala. Good placements, International collaborations, amazing faculty and 23rd NIRF global ranking the engineering category. Isn't that everything one looks for in a college?

I'll prefer to opt for the Indian Statistical Institute as in this course, you can easily get a good reputed job in any part of the world but this is not that much true for the IITs.

1. General : Percentile score of above than 98.
2. OBC-NCL: Percentile score of above than 94.
3. SC: Percentile score of above than 92.

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There are many ways where you can get previous years' question papers of IIT. You can either buy books like 42 years previous years'question papers of IIT from reputed publications like Arihant, Engage, Odisha, etc. Or you can get previous years' question papers of IIT from online sources like from

Hello Manik,
Yes, of course. In fact, it is very nice to hear from you that you are interested in the research in Environmental Science. This is the subject which is most important for the very survival of human race in this world. Graduating from IIT will definitely give you a firm Foundation from

Mechanical Engineering is one of the oldest branches of engineering with an extensive application platform that ranges from design and development to construction of physical devices. In 2013, the intake for mechanical engineering was 1,125 out of total 9,867 seats were available with IITs and ISM D

If you think you can work hard, then you should. If not, then go for a local college.

Yes, you can give Mains 3 times and Advanced 2 times.