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Depends on ur category

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Chetna S

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It would be little difficult to manage both as JEE preparation require regular studies and hard work. If you are very sure of doing something from IITs only, then u may take a gap year and prepare rigorously for it. Otherwise continue with ur b.tech. Alternatively, if you can manage both, u may try again.

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Abhishek Bandhu

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if you are thing about cracking iit remember it's very very hard and it's not a child play . to prepare for iit you must first forget about your board exams as they will be an obstacle for your dreams + board will be thrown out of jee mains next year so it won't matter anyway
you need to study at least 10 hours a day and clear each and every dought you have . forget about your friends relative and family it's study should be your religion

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Chetna S

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For any engg related diploma, you need to hv sciences as your core subject. Check here for more details.
http://jobsandeducationalerts.com/delhi-iti-admission-2016/

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RAHUL MISHRA

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According to me, ML khanna is good for Numericals and RD sharma for theory.
Choose according to your need . If you feel confused on theory part mostly, buy RD sharma. else ML khanna .

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RAHUL MISHRA

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Marks-ranks correlation can change wildly from year to year. One of my friend got a 351/480 and was ranked 408 in JEE 2011. In JEE 2010, someone who got 350 was in the top 100.
All I can say is if you want CS in a top IIT, you have to score as high as you can and get a rank as low as you can. For IIT Bombay, that's some 2-digit rank and for other 4 older IITs, it will be some where around 200 or so (in that range). For Guwahati and Roorkee, 500ish or 600ish should be enough I guess.

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