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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
Marine Engineering looks a lucrative and growing option of career these days. However, textile has an equal claim of growth and is ever expanding all around. Doing a B.Tech from IIT comes with an added advantage which offers a guarantee of a job that too in the special stream.
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Shelam Mehta
Beginner-Level 2
It might not be a good decision there are several reasons-
1) You will not be able to pursue Masters because of your age.
2) You may not GET the desired result for even third time do it would be waste of one year and money.
3) Engineering is not all about JEE many students who GET less marks in JEE even does good in Engineering so you may opt for private college and pursue your Engineering.
4) You would feel bored studying same stuff 4th time and you will not be able to develop the curiosity in studying. Hope you will take the decision wisely.
1) You will not be able to pursue Masters because of your age.
2) You may not GET the desired result for even third time do it would be waste of one year and money.
3) Engineering is not all about JEE many students who GET less marks in JEE even does good in Engineering so you may opt for private college and pursue your Engineering.
4) You would feel bored studying same stuff 4th time and you will not be able to develop the curiosity in studying. Hope you will take the decision wisely.
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Shabana Bee
Scholar-Level 17
No, you can't not even if you have internationally published and recognized projects. They want GATE. I don't know if it's an IIT thing or an MHRD thing but a person who spends most of his/her day doing really good projects has little time to prepare for exams like GATE and are usually not the type who sit idle and study for an exam for a year after finishing their degree.
So if you're bright, a hard worker, and doing good research/project work, in India you are out of luck.
So if you're bright, a hard worker, and doing good research/project work, in India you are out of luck.
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Aakib Khan
Guide-Level 12
Yes, it is compulsory to clear cutoff of every subject to clear JEE advance. You cannot qualify JEE advance with the help of one or two subjects. The cutoff of every subject is class 12-14 marks per subject, which can vary depending on the cutoff.
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Dhairya Mehta
Contributor-Level 7
Look, it totally depends on you. It depends on your field of interest and what you want to do. I personally feel there are two ways of choosing a college.
1. If you have decided your field and branch of study and you are determined in that than go for the branch irrespective of NIT, IIT or IIIT.
2. If you are unsure of the branch, then I would recommend, first research the course guidelines of the above-stated branches and outcomes of the same and then see which matches your interest best because 4 years is not a short period. Based on your decision, you have to study the particular branch for a long period. If you can see yourself stu
1. If you have decided your field and branch of study and you are determined in that than go for the branch irrespective of NIT, IIT or IIIT.
2. If you are unsure of the branch, then I would recommend, first research the course guidelines of the above-stated branches and outcomes of the same and then see which matches your interest best because 4 years is not a short period. Based on your decision, you have to study the particular branch for a long period. If you can see yourself stu
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Shashank SharmaSoftware Developer ,ZS Scholar ,AIT-Pune'20
Guide-Level 12
No, you won't so don't wait for JoSAA. Try looking out for other options.
All the best.
All the best.
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Manish Motwani
Guide-Level 14
No, you can get admitted to IIT if you clear JEE Advanced and You get to sit in Advanced only if you clear Mains. If you failed to get in Mains, you will not be able to move further in the process.
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Prashant Pandey
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Archana,
Your query is not clear. For getting admission at BITS, IIT process is not involved. However, even if you are a student of Birla Balika Vidyalaya, you need to appear for BITSAT for getting admission into the B.E Course of BITS Pilani. The only way of getting direct admission at BITS Pilani is if you are a Board Topper. All the best.
Your query is not clear. For getting admission at BITS, IIT process is not involved. However, even if you are a student of Birla Balika Vidyalaya, you need to appear for BITSAT for getting admission into the B.E Course of BITS Pilani. The only way of getting direct admission at BITS Pilani is if you are a Board Topper. All the best.
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Shashank ShuklaReady to help you!!!
Contributor-Level 8
Hello, goal for getting admission in IIT. First, you need to clear JEE Mains, and then you need to get an AIR under 10000 in JEE Advanced to get admission in IIT. As you haven't cleared JEE Mains, so you are not eligible for JEE Advanced. It means, you cannot get admission in IIT. Better take a year drop and start preparing from now, through which, next year you may clear both the exams and take admission in IIT.
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Hritwk Anand
Guide-Level 11
Just focus on your reasoning, mental ability and some basics mathematics and focus on the GD-PI.
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