IIT

An interior written exam is conducted by IITs for M.Sc chemistry.
They check your previous knowledge and application of the subject.

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY IIT are the institutes of higher education in india. These are the best known institutes of our country. Admissions in IITs are done on the basis of JEE Advanced which is one of the toughest engineering entrance exam. For more detailed description visit the link-
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You will in case have to do class 12. Either you choose ISC or let the coaching centre decide / suggest it for you. Because for almost all officer jobs 12th is the minimum requirement. You may opt to prepare for competition along with class 11&12 and in that case coaching centre is a good option. But choose the 12th board wisely so that you score good in 12th and become eligible for competing.

Both are different. IIM is specialized for MBA and IIT is specialized for engineering, but at present time, lot of IIT and NIT are offering MBA programme. IIM is offering PGP programme in different specialization. All the IITs have very high CAT cut off. IIM SJMSOM IIT B, VGSOM IIT KGP, DMS IIT Delhi are in category with decent placement. All IIM are good except few IIMs, but all IIT has very good infrastructure and job offered.

Hello Pratik,
Oh no. MIT does not accept students in middle of the course. But why leave IIT? It is the best institute for doing engineering, perhaps even better than MIT.

I shall respond to the Second Question First. The Placement Status of IITs is the best in the country. It is not just about the number of people. Places or the total percentage of placed students. It is more about what kind of Jobs are offered and achieved. IITs get good jobs and salaries. Now, The B.Tech and M.Tech aren't placed together. They might sit in the placements but because of the qualification there remains a difference in the realised offers. The students do have the choice of picking a job but the degrees are surely different for the employers.