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I have done my 12th this year. Which are the books to prepare for IIT-JEE?
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Asked by Pulkit

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7 years ago
For organic MS Chouhan, for physical, Narendra Avasthi, for inorganic VK Jaiswal, for physics, University Physics and for maths, black book, GN Berman, and SL Loney and all NCERT books.
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What should be my score in JEE paper 2 to get admission for B.Arch in IITs?
55 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Lipika

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7 years ago
320-340/390 would be required in JEE Paper 2 to get admission for B.Arch in IITs.
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Which NITs and IITs are offering M.Tech through GATE Instrumentation?
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New answer posted•7 years ago
I've got 56% in B.Sc and can clear JAM. Except for IIT, can I get a seat in any college?
35 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Ajith
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7 years ago
Hello,
You can apply for different NITs!
You can apply for different NITs!
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Which books is use for BE in astrophysics at IIT and any other good colleges?
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Asked by Kathan
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7 years ago
Here are some of the books you can prefer to prepare for BE in astrophysics-
Welcome to the Universe. By Neil deGrasse Tyson, Michael A Brief History of Time. By Stephen Hawking
Hidden Figures
Seven Brief Lessons on Physics
The Particle at the End of the Universe
Welcome to the Universe. By Neil deGrasse Tyson, Michael A Brief History of Time. By Stephen Hawking
Hidden Figures
Seven Brief Lessons on Physics
The Particle at the End of the Universe
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7 years ago
JEE Advance rank must be under 10000 approximately.
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I am a BiPC student. Can I study agricultural engineering in IITs? If yes, which exam do I have to write?
350 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Charith
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7 years ago
Hi,
Admission in the above course is through counseling conducted by JoSAA based on the rank obtained in JEE Advanced. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-agricultural-and-food-engineering-indian-institute-of-technology-kharagpur-7974
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Admission in the above course is through counseling conducted by JoSAA based on the rank obtained in JEE Advanced. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-agricultural-and-food-engineering-indian-institute-of-technology-kharagpur-7974
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What are the best options for M.Sc in geology (H) except for IITs?
38 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Shashikant

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7 years ago
There are many college in India which provide good quality of knowledge in M.Sc. Not only knowledge but also good in every thing like placement internship etc. IITs are off-course good but some college are also good in this.
1. Indian School of Mines (which is better than all IIT s)
2. Delhi Universi
1. Indian School of Mines (which is better than all IIT s)
2. Delhi Universi
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I go for DU or any new IIT (through JAM) for doing M.Sc in mathematics?
88 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Suresh
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7 years ago
Hello Suresh,
New IIT for M.Sc. Mathematics is best. I hope this helps you!
Thanks.
New IIT for M.Sc. Mathematics is best. I hope this helps you!
Thanks.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Which are the top colleges for mechanical engineering in terms of placement?
31 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Sajal

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7 years ago
Hello Sajal,
Oh, getting confused? Just don't worry. It's quite common. Placements is actually a bit of complex subject. It fundamentally depends on economic and industrial climate in the country at the time of your passing out. Be that as it may, one cannot wish away the fact that IIT's followed by
Oh, getting confused? Just don't worry. It's quite common. Placements is actually a bit of complex subject. It fundamentally depends on economic and industrial climate in the country at the time of your passing out. Be that as it may, one cannot wish away the fact that IIT's followed by
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