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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy

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Sejal ShingneWanna enjoy career

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Join IIT coaching and study at home, the school syllabus of class 11th and coaching will take care of IIT JEE syllabus, but you also have to take care that you will have to do some self-study. It does not completely depend on coaching.

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Sejal ShingneWanna enjoy career

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I think, first you should complete your IIT, then after four years, you can go in any other field you want like MBA.

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Sejal ShingneWanna enjoy career

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Actually, no, because there is a difference between normal engineering and an engineering through IIT. So, there will be difference in the quality of job also.

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Deepak CHOUDHARYI give u 101% Right Answer.

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In IIT, around 13 to 15 thousand seats are available.

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Deepak CHOUDHARYI give u 101% Right Answer.

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Go for another college.
Don't drop a year.
When u decide to drop a year, it impacts your college placement.

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nikhil agrawalCurrent Student- MNNIT, Allahabad

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Getting into IIT take a lot of hardship and dedication. For an SC candidate, I think securing 40% marks are sufficient to get into IIT (but it depends on which IIT do you want to go for and also the branch you choose matters). The other thing that affects the result is the difficulty of the question paper
but in general, I think 40% is suffice.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

Scholar-Level 17

You have to write JEE Advanced to get into IITs. With this rank, you can only get into NITs or IIITs.
You must meet the cut off marks in JEE Advanced to get into an IIT.
All the best.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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