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Vijay Angadi
Contributor-Level 6
Yes, it is a good decision to pursue M.Sc Maths in IIT. Pursuing M.Sc from IIT brings you a heap of opportunities. You can become a lecturer in IIT coaching classes. There is an institute in Delhi which deals with Quadratic Equations. It is a research institute. It requires M.Sc graduates. You can still get a good job in Google.
All the best.
All the best.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
No, there is no sports person quota in the IITs so you start preparing for JEE Advanced.
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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.
Guide-Level 13
You can get the right answer from some students who are pursuing this course. Generally, Bombay and Kanpur are the best ones since they give their students equal opportunities for placements. M.Sc in Chemistry students sit for placements with B.Tech Chemical. So, you do get a lot of options but competition is stiff. But these vary from IIT to IIT.
So, the student at this position can answer this question better.
I would advise you to do M.Sc from Delhi University as in IITs, there are no specialisation courses.
No IIT offers placement after M.Sc (chemistry) but yes if you are interested in doing Ph.D, you can choose any IIT (Mumbai, Delhi
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I would advise you to do M.Sc from Delhi University as in IITs, there are no specialisation courses.
No IIT offers placement after M.Sc (chemistry) but yes if you are interested in doing Ph.D, you can choose any IIT (Mumbai, Delhi
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Nawal JhaMathematicians
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, you can get NIT, but wait till June 10 when JEE Advanced results will be declared.
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Nikhil GargFUTURE ENGINEER
Contributor-Level 9
If you are talking about last year's opening and closing ranks, then these are already declared on the josaa. Nic. In
And, for this year's ranks, firstly the result of JEE Advanced will be declared and then the time table of whole counselling procedure will be made available on the JOSAA website. Generally, the counselling starts in last or second last week of June.
And, for this year's ranks, firstly the result of JEE Advanced will be declared and then the time table of whole counselling procedure will be made available on the JOSAA website. Generally, the counselling starts in last or second last week of June.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Yes you are. You might even get your preferred course.
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Nikhil GargFUTURE ENGINEER
Contributor-Level 9
No, there would not be any problem in dropping an year for JEE. And I am not sure about which interview you are talking about but No one will ask about reason for your drop and even then somebody asks you then the answer is obvious "I want to improve my JEE score"
You just have to give an affidavit for your drop which is easily made. I also have dropped an year and there is no need to give someone any reason for that.
Best of luck.
You just have to give an affidavit for your drop which is easily made. I also have dropped an year and there is no need to give someone any reason for that.
Best of luck.
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Manish Motwani
Guide-Level 14
No, there is no such exam. Moreover, IIT-JEE is only held only for central government run institutions across the nation.
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