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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.

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If you are a average student and know your capabilities then you have to work hard, study hard, concentrate and be focus on your studies only and not anything else .
Just go with the concepts of subject of 11th and 12th , practice NCERT as much as you can, Try to solve every question of the book. Go for previous year paper if you want to go for coaching then choose good coaching for the preparation but do not totally depend on it. Do more self study.
You will definitely qualify for 1 attempt in JEE Main.Also if you are of general category then actually you have to study hard.

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SUKHDEV SINGH

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90% of students have a very bright career in IIT in this epic period.

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Rahma ShihabI'm a student who is studying in plus two science.

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Firstly, understand none of the IIM's awards an MBA degree as far as placements are concerned IIM's would have a slight edge over the IIT's. But, that is because you can't equate 10 engineering branches to 4 MBA specialization. A top CS graduation from IIT has better opportunities than an average IIM guy.

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Rajveer Singh

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NCERT books are best for JEE preparations.

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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.

Guide-Level 13

If you belong to general category, then you are not qualified since the cutoff for general is high. 60 marks is not enough for OBC category to qualify for Advanced. However, it shows your effort that although you have not qualified, but you gave your best to it. Many college ask for this score. Go for private colleges for the admission to B.Tech programme. There are many good college with affordable fees structure. Best of luck.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hello Awdhesh,
Yes, you can get a college via JEE counseling. But you may or may not get a top college or the course you wish to get. It is difficult to say your rank as it depends on the number of candidates and their scores.
All the best!

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hello Divya,
Even you have left an year after 12th, you can appear for JEE main and advanced exams. You will meet the eligibility to appear for the same.
All the best!

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

Scholar-Level 17

Hello Durgendra,
To get IITs, you need to clear JEE Mains as well as JEE Advanced with a good score. You can post your question without any hesitation so that you can get your doubts cleared.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hello Vivek,
For undergraduate engineering courses, you need to clear JEE Mains and advanced exams with a good score. Based on the JEE Advanced ranks, you can get admission at IITs. For post graduate courses, you need to clear GATE.

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