IIT

Hi,
Here are the advantages I can think of :
1. You're at a sweet spot in terms of competition. The culture isn't as competitive as IITs but way better than local engineering campuses.
2. You get as many opportunities to learn as you get in any IITs
3. Education is cheaper. Practically Free. In some cases even cheaper than IITs although if the recent bills are passed the cost is likely to rise.
4. Lot of scholarship opportunities - both merit and need based. There are few student grants also.
5. Placement statistics of top NITs are at least comparable to that of IITs
6. Most NITs are located far from Mega Cities unlike IITs. This has unique advantages (and disadvantages too). Our NIT has a private beach of its own. You just cannot beat it.
7. Since the peer group isn't as good as IIT and NITs follow relative grading too it is easier to get better grades at NITs. And since the opportunities available are comparable to IITs it's harder for talent to get unnoticed. The performance pressure and expectations is also lower which is very helpful.
8. Some NITs have much better hostels. I have seen IIT KGP, IIT Bombay, IIT Kanpur and IIT Madras hostels. NITK's hostel is much better than all those. New NITs had their hostel constructed recently. Thus it's equipped with modern facilities. Thank you.

Hello JEE aspirants!
To get the maximum marks in physics the very thing is the clear cut strategy which needs to be followed strictly. Here are some tips to score more in IIT JEE Physics
1. ). Syllabus: Before starting the preparation, the candidate should be known of the updated syllabus.
2. ). Important Topics: with the analysis of previous year examination and the number of questions asked from a certain topic, mark the important topics and prepare them well.
3. ). Basic concepts: Stick to the conceptual knowledge as questions will directly not be formulae based, the approach how to apply the formula in a particular numerical will help you, So be clear on your concepts.
4. ). Chapter-wise notes: Must prepare your own short notes so that you can easily recall the whole concepts, also go through the detailed class notes, again and again, to get to know the core of the concept.
5. ). Work on Numerical problems: Practise makes a man perfect, so to know the application of your concept is right or not, do more numerical problems. By the time you will get to know the easier approach to the question.
6. ). Work on speed: Practise as per the exam pattern, knowing the concept and solving is not the ultimate goal. The goal is to finish it within the given time limit, so work accordingly.