IIT

Hello,
No, you cannot apply for M.Sc physics in IIT. Because, to apply for M.Sc, Physics is that you have to pass B.Sc in Physics.

Coaching provides you a structured plan for your competition. It is quite tough to be always motivated towards your goal. In my point of view, you should go with coaching.

Hi,
Please find the list of M.Tech colleges other than IIT:
1. Delhi Technological University
2. National Institute of Technology, Karnataka
3. Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai
4. The National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli.

You can take admission in any coaching class for JEE preparation and start preparing yourself with the aim to be an IITian. You can start from 11th itself. But your mindset would be like that only.

Hello, It depends on what stream you choose M.Sc eligibility varies according courses. All the best. If you find this helpful do give an upvote.

Hello Abhijeet, Cutoffs in IIT or NIT are indeed dynamic. It all depends on the toughness if the question paper set for JEE Mains / JEE Advanced. It also depends on the perception of students about a particular branch. In some years mechanical branch is at top while in some other, electrical branch

IIT's require GATE score for M.Tech in India, GRE is applicable to foreign countries. Your GRE score is good and have a good work experience, better choose for MS in a road that will help you to grow very soon. All the best.

Hi Kirti,
Please find the related link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/cat-2016-how-much-percentile-is-enough-to-aim-for-top-iims-blogId-13048.

Students admitted to the Institute for all Masters level programmes or as visiting sets must have a Student Visa. Students admitted for Ph.D. programmes must have a Research Visa. The Academic Rules & Regulations applicable to Indian students with regard to eligibility and
evaluation are applicable t

No, there is no such mandatory condition. So, just relax.