IIT

There are no changes at all except that from next year onward, JEE AIR will be calculated on the basis of JEE marks only. there will not be any role of class 12th boards marks. Earlier, 40% of the weightage was given to boards marks and 60% to JEE marks. Therefore, you must focus on JEE more than bo

Old NITs are the best. Some of the top level NITs are MNIT, Allahabad & NIT, Warangal. IISC, Bangalore is also famous as it has good placement. IIT Roorkee is famous for its civil branch. IIT Kanpur and Bombay are at the top level. New IITs are not good in terms of placements and facilities.

IITs are the most sought after technical Institutes in India with international fame and brand. Students for IIT are selected on the basis of JEE Advanced. Legacy, IITs have the world class faculty, facilities and infrastructure. As best of Indian talent gets admission in IIT their placements is the

Anything above 220-230 would be good enough.

You need at least 60%.

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Best of luck.

All the IITs and IISc Bangalore jointly conduct an entrance exam, namely IIT-JAM
(I.e. Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.)
for admission in M.Sc. courses in these institutions.
The educational qualification required for the entrance exam, is B.Sc. or equivalent in
relevant discipline with following menti

Every engineering stream now a days have at least one programming language. So, you can't run away from it. I think you don't need to fear about programming language. It is easy than other subject. You first decide whether which branch you more interested and don't think about other thing.
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There is no technique or statistical model to predict toughness of any entrance examination. You are advised to study well all subjects to achieve your goal.

For IIT – Kanpur, you have to appear and qualify the IIT JEE exams.