IIT

Hi,
I think you should join any other college because there are various fields after completing the B.Tech degree.
Have a good day.
Thank you.

Hi Prajwal, Pros : (1) Faculty - excellent and very friendly faculty, same faculty who also teach at IIT-Mumbai. (Out of top 100 JEE Advanced toppers, a large majority join IIT Mumbai, so be assured top most quality in teaching). (2) Campus - A+, very green atmosphere, and good climate. Climate is j

You have to visit the website of IIT in which you are going to take admission because every IIT has a little, but different fee structure. I will be providing you with the link, but please do visit the website of IIT once:
https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/amp/iit-fee-str

For getting admission in IITs you should have at least 75%. Your aggregate is calculated on tha basis of marks in PCM and no language is included in this. For reaching that, you should attempt 12th once again. And prepare for IIT-JEE along with that.

It is better to choose chemical engineering from reputed NIT. Chemical Engineers have lots of job options in manufacturing industries like specialty chemicals, foods, plastic, power production, tyre manufacturing, nanotechnology, mining process, synthetic fibers, chemical engineering designs, nuclea

You only get placement when you have good skills (professional skills, communication skills, technical skills, personality etc). These are factors that decide your placements. If you study in NIT or IIT but you don't have all these skills, you cannot get placements. So placements do not depend on th

According to these marks, you cannot get any IIT. You can try for NIT colleges. You will find good NITs or any other private engineering colleges, and colleges which are also providing best placements and quality education. Best of luck.
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For getting admission in IIT, you first need to crack JEE Mains. Then you will be eligible for giving the JEE Advance. By crossing the cut-off, you can get yourself into IIT. For getting into NIT, you need to score well in JEE Mains. If you are from SC or ST, you need at least 120 marks for NIT. If

IITs are the premium institutions of our country and yes, it is good to pursue chemical engineering from there. Chemical Engineering is one of the newest branches of engineering and hence has less competition as compared to other branches.

No, there is no other way/test for admission in these institutions.