IIT

Hello,
You can go to IITs only after completing 10+2 and IITs don't offer a course in information technology but they offer computer science engineering. IT is just one aspect of application of computers. As such applications are adequately studied in CSE and EE programs they don't offer a separate c

You can clearly mention that gap year is because of upgrade of Institute by reappearing in JEE. All reasonable recuiters will condone this gap year in HR round of interview.

Hello Mahesh,
The admission into IITs is based on the rank secured in JEE main and advanced. In that exam the questions are asked from PCM only.
So you need to have PCM for sure.
If you plan to do software engineering or computer science engineering, etc. you need to opt for computer science besides

Hello Atharav,
I think, you can do B.Tech in top colleges like IIT or NIT. If suddenly, you get a job, you go aboard for study of M.Tech.
All the best.

Those are better. If you want to study advance higher mathematics, then go for M.Sc IIT.

Hi,
The only difference is level of practise and dedication. IITians are the top in this aspect which can be easily noticed about their craze. So comes the NITians and general colleges.
It doesn't matter much because it is how you make use of the knowledge that matters in the latter half of your life.

Hello,
No all those who have appeared for JEE Advanced will be not be given a seat as there will be more than 50,000 students while the number of seats will be around 5000-6000 only.
Your all India rank should be below 2000 to get a seat at a good IIT.
The admission into NITs is based on the ranks in

If you are not confident of cracking JEE, B.Tech CSE in an international university is an excellent option provided you can afford it.

You are eligible to appear in JEE for admission in IIT but not in NIT after Diploma in Engineering.