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Nikhil GargFUTURE ENGINEER

Contributor-Level 9

You may visit
https://josaa.nic.in/josaaorcrarchieve/Result/OpeningClosingRankArchieveN.aspx?Year=2017
And check the previous year's cut-offs of IITs for your category. Best of luck.

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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .

Guide-Level 14

Hello, hope you are doing well. Yes, you can crack the JEE Mains examination with proper schedule and time management. Becoming an IITian is a wonderful feeling, and you may feel this by putting your extra efforts towards study. I suggest you to start from basics of every subject and topics, because 75% questions asked in JEE Mains are from the basic level. Do start preparing from only 1 book for every subject. Don't go with multiple books, it will create complexities. All the best.

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Gopi VutukuruGenuine,honest and crazy about my life

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No, you can get into IITs for B.Tech or any some other Science courses or integrated courses.

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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared

Scholar-Level 17

Yes, you are eligible to join IIT but for that, you have to appear for B.Tech lateral entry exam and in that, you have to do really good to get an IIT.

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udit verma

Beginner-Level 3

Take IIT JAM exam and pursue M.Sc. from IIT.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello Ishaan,
You can definitely get admission in IITs since they treat Diploma as equivalent to 12th. However, unfortunately, NITs don't. Then many state government's have also declared Diploma as equivalent to 12th which makes you eligible. You can find information about your state on the webpage of DTE of education of your state.
Best wishes.

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chhaya jain

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Your 10th marks are good. Your 12th marks are on the lower side. Your UG CGPA is also average. Any non-
managerial work-ex, specifically IT is not relevant work-ex for MBA. You will get some points for your work-ex however. Anyways, if you are a General Engineer, you will need to target 99.9+ percentile in CAT. Also, don't restrict your options to just IIMs. There are some amazing non-IIM Schools also in India that you could apply to - FMS, MDI, IMTG, SP Jain, XLRI, XIMB, JBIMS, NITIE, IIFT NMIMS, SIBM, etc.

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CHANDAN KUMAR

Guide-Level 12

You may get IIT, Bombay. If you want to know which college you can get on your rank basis then click on the link given below:
https://youtu.be/hOlit6Un7l0

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CHANDAN KUMAR

Guide-Level 12

Click on the link given below and watch the video till the end. After watching the video you can find the branch name that you could get in these respective colleges. https://youtu.be/hOlit6Un7l0

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Nikhil GargFUTURE ENGINEER

Contributor-Level 9

For this, you have to visit:
^ josaa. Nic. In
^click on "online registration and choice filling"
^login with your application no, password, and other details. ^Now you have to select you desired Branches in Desired colleges and arrange them in the order of your preference. E, g
If I have interest in ECE, CSE, and civil engineering in the same order, then I would select the option. "ECE in NIT HAMIRPUR" and place it at 1st position
"CSE in NIT HAMIRPUR" place it on 2nd position
"Civil in NIT HAMIRPUR" place it on 3rd position
And, so on the other options. You can choose as much as you want. You should place the choices strictly on the basis o
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