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Deepanwita SahuLearner!

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Appear JEE Mains and qualify for JEE advance. If you get very good rank in JEE Mains then you can expect a decent rank in advance. About the opening and closing ranks for ECE, refer JoSAA website.
https://josaa.nic.in/webinfocms/Public/View.aspx?page=71
https://josaa.nic.in/webinfocms/public/view.aspx?page=46

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kuldeep RaikaTouch the SKY with Glory

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IIT is a better option.
Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs)
because IITs college have good placement, good infrastructure.
We got admission in NIT by crack JEE Mains exam
but in IIT we got admission by crack JEE Mains + JEE Advance.

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neha trivedi

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Hello, c
Completing your Bachelors studies in India would be cost effective plus IIT certainly has an excellent curriculum that provides an edge to the Indian students in the international universities. Studying your Bachelors in foreign country can be an expensive deal, as it covers 4 years of study period. But studying abroad provides you a global exposure and their curriculum is certainly much broader and flexible than the Indian studies. They provide practical hands on training. Foreign universities do provide better technology and infrastructure than in India.

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Roopam RayMedical Aspirant

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Okay. First of all, you have to Qualify your 10+2 exams with Maths (if you have not qualified yet). Then, you have to apply for JEE Mains Exams and then for JEE ADVANCE Exam. Through JEE Mains Exams, You are capable to take admission in NITs and through JEE ADVANCE Exam you can take admission in IITs. Note : JEE ADVANCE Exam is considered to be one of the most the toughest Exam in India so to get Into IIT you need -
1. Hard work.
2. Strong determination.
3. Regular and honest towards your studies.
4. Keep yourself always motivated.
5. Never loose your confident when you got poor marks.
6. Try to find your mistakes and its better to note
...more

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Ruchir Bobde

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Hi,
IITs and IISC conduct their own entrance exam to get enrolled in master courses. Based on scores you will get the institution. Best luck.

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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared

Scholar-Level 17

SRM is one of the top private universities of our country and the placements are really good and many MNCs like Accenture, CTS, Amazon, etc. come for recruitment. SRM University has its own exam called SRM JEE for admission into undergraduate programs. Your rank should be below 5000 to get CSE at the main campus of SRM University.

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Chetna S

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Hi Pranav,SAT is not required for Indian applicants, so there is no need to stress over it. If you do take a score of 1450 is good. Check the application requirements on the websites. For Indian applicants JEE is the requirement.

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