IIT

Better to join a good coaching institute as they guides your preparation in a proper way. You can also go for self study, but it needs more dedication and strictly following to the schedule. Coaching will also provide you weekly tests which will ask you to work hard to keep up the performance. IIT n

It depends upon merit, however 220-230 marks are well enough.

IIT is not a rocket science. You should join a good coaching, do your homework on time, study 7 hours everyday and be confident.

Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala will be the best option for pursuing aerospace engineering as it is a college related to aerospace engineering only. It is a deemed university.

Following are the important topics:
1. Integral calculus
2. Vector 3D
3. Modern physics
4. Rotation
5.Thermodynamics

Yes, if a student deserves and has what it takes to be a MITian or an IITian, he/she will be in. Firstly, don’t compare MIT and IITs, MIT is one of the world’s toughest school to get into. Apart from brilliant academic performance you must have an outstanding profile, research orientation and have i

You can crack JEE Mains without the preparation if your concepts PCM are clear. Dedicated 3 months preparation is sufficient for cracking JEE Mains but not JEE Advanced.

MS in mechanical engineering is a good option from study & academics point of view. You may struggle to get a job in UK and also may face work visa challenges.

As per my point of view, Allen is a very good institute for IIT preparation since last 3-4 years. Teachers there are very helpful and hardworking but you need to be hardworking too.

Hello Zeeshan,
UK is one of the best country to pursue higher education. This doesn't mean that all universities in UK are good. There are lot of things that are to be considered before proceeding ahead. Before that you have to do a lot of research about the universities for which you wish to apply.