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2018 MHRD ranking of engineering colleges in India are mentioned below. This list includes the top 100 engineering institutes in India and includes both IIT's and NITs, and is for reference purposes only.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/2018-mhrd-ranking-of-engineering-colleges-in-india-blog
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/2018-mhrd-ranking-of-engineering-colleges-in-india-blog
New answer posted•8 years ago
What is the difference in physics of NEET and IIT JEE? Does NEET include calculus and trignometry?
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Asked by Mirza

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8 years ago
In NEET, the physics questions are among the ones that every one solves while in 12th standard. JEE physics is of a bit higher level because the paper is set for upcoming engineers who need to know extra. NEET paper contains difficult questions of physics and calculus trigonometry also, but the leve
New answer posted•8 years ago
I want to be a computer engineer but can't get IIT and also I can't afford expensive colleges so can there a way to do so.
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Asked by Kavish

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8 years ago
You can go for private colleges. They will give some scholarship on the basis of your percentage of 12 and the marks you scored in the entrance exam conducted by college itself. If you have got 85+% in 12, you can get direct admission in UPES, ICFAI, LPU or GALGOTIA (Maybe), definitely. Also, if you
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Hello Bhavesh,
The admission into IITs for undergraduate engineering courses is strictly based on the ranks In JEE Advanced exam. But, you need to qualify JEE Mains to appear for JEE Advanced. There is no other way to get admission at IITs.
The admission into IITs for undergraduate engineering courses is strictly based on the ranks In JEE Advanced exam. But, you need to qualify JEE Mains to appear for JEE Advanced. There is no other way to get admission at IITs.
New answer posted•8 years ago
I belong to the SC category. What is the required score in JEE Mains and Advanced exam to get admission in any of the top 5 IITs?
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Asked by Harshit

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8 years ago
Minimum marks you must score to get a chance for a seat in IITs you need to score around 150+. Competition is fierce for top IITs. A score around 45 was cut off for JEE Advanced. This year 34425 qualified in JEE Advanced. Minimum marks -73 and Maximum marks-29. Comparison-
JEE Main 2018 cut offs for
JEE Main 2018 cut offs for
New answer posted•8 years ago
What do you think about Master of science (digital society) offered by Central University of Rajasthan?
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Asked by Vijay

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8 years ago
Hi Vijay, Societies everywhere are grappling with rapid transitions to digital modes of living. Even as digital tools are heralded for making life easy, they can also throw up a range of complexities that demand competence in understanding the social lives of technology and the bearing they have on
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Is it beneficial to take bifocal science or shall I take general science if I want to go for IITs after 12th?
2.5K Views|Posted 8 years ago
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Students who want to go for IIT should take PCM. The JEE main preparation should be started straight after class 10th. After class 12th boards students are eligible for the JEE exam.
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There is a national entrance test. For M.Sc. There are subject-wise tests. You probably need to be among the national top 50 to actually get in. (I had rank 12. )
If you're accepted then the procedure is quite straight forward. You simply need to go there, submit your certificates and
There is a national entrance test. For M.Sc. There are subject-wise tests. You probably need to be among the national top 50 to actually get in. (I had rank 12. )
If you're accepted then the procedure is quite straight forward. You simply need to go there, submit your certificates and