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a year agoContributor-Level 9
The choice of going to IITs and IIMs would depend on the type of goals and focus area your research is targeting to go for a Ph.D. in Economics:
1. IITs- Indian Institutes of Technology They mainly have technical and engineering-centric disciplines but also strong, high-quality Ph.D. programs in Economics, especially under the Humanities and Social Sciences departments. IITs like IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi are interdisciplinary, bringing together economics in combination with quantitative techniques and computational ones. With an interest in applied economics, a focus of econometrics, or data analysis work, IITs provide all that with the
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a year agoGuide-Level 15
Yes, IITs have a certain quota for Kashmiri migrants. There are relaxations that the Ministry of Education itself gives in their admission process sometimes up to 10%. The intake capacity of their courses can also be enhanced by 5%. One seat in the merit quota has to be kept reserved there for Kashmiri migrants for technical and professional institutions too, including IITs. Importantly, domicile requirement has been waived for Kashmiri migrants, which in turn gives them an easier way towards application and getting admission within these prestigious institutions.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Eligibility Criteria For Admission in 2024 IITs
A performance score of both board exams and the Joint Entrance Examination-Attempt (JEE) Advanced is indeed the two-time criteria for final judgment entry regarding eligibility for admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) in the coming academic year [2024].
Board Exam Score: Candidates who want admission into IITs should be within 75% marks in Class 12th board examination (or be in the top 20 percentile of their respective boards).
A total score of 74.2% means the minimum percentage requirement is not met.
JEE Advanced Qualification: The eligibility criterion states that only q
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, you can get an integrated degree of B.Tech + MBA in IITs or NITs.
There are various IITs and NITs offering B.Tech and MBA 5-year integrated programs and such IITs are IIT Madras, Jodhpur, Kanpur and such NITs are Jalandhar and Jamshedpur.
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
Hello Kal, Unfortunately at such a rank of 98500 rank in JEE Mains Entrance exam you cannot get admission into reputed Engineering Institutions like NITs and IITs (specially if you are from general category, as then the chances are nill ).
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
A score of 10.33 marks in the GATE EEE exam significantly reduces the chances of obtaining admission to any IIT for any stream branch, as this is far below the usual cut-off marks for even the low-ranked ones; most probably, this score will not secure you any IIT admission.
good luck
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
If you have already finished your M.Tech from an IIT, you are usually exempted from appearing for GATE for a PhD programme in most institutes and even IITs. Several IITs as well as other research-oriented institutes relax the GATE requirement for M.Tech holders, particularly from IITs, considering that you have a strong academic record and research potential. However, the general rules for PhD admission vary from institute to institute and department to department. It is prudent to check the individual PhD admission guidelines of the IIT or other institutes you're interested in to confirm whether any other entrance exams or qualificati
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Pursuing paramedical programs is eligible to apply for the IIT Joint Admission Test for M.Sc. in Biotechnology (IIT JAM);
However, you need to meet the eligibility requirements as stated by the participating IITs so that you will be able to get admission. There are, however, some basic criteria laid down by these institutes, by which, invariably, the candidate possesses an undergraduate degree in the relevant discipline and has certain minimum percentage marks that vary institution to institution.
About specific eligibility for IIT JAM Biotechnology, check across the official IIT JAM site or the sites of participating IITs to assur
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Moving on from a Career in Mathematics at the Indian Institutes of Technology to UPSC is quite a complex choice based on individual interests, capability as well as long-term vision.
In fact, if your main interest is in pursuing in-depth research and specialised roles in the field of mathematics and pure passion for the subject, a Mathematics degree from IIT will provide the foundations to a potential successful future. The IITs provide an intense academic setting and many career windows, including those within academia, industry, and research for students. However, if you lean towards public service and want to devote yourself to your
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
You must pass the IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.) in order to be admitted to IITs for an M.Sc in Physics. IITs normally require applicants to obtain a Bachelors degree with physics as a major in order to be eligible. Your pursuit of a B.Sc in Physics with Chemistry and Botany at IGNOU qualifies you for general education requirements. Check to see if your IGNOU degree particularly with regard to curricular content, satisfies IIT's particular qualifying standards.
Physics, chemistry and mathematics are the disciplines that the IIT JAM exam evaluates, thus you should study for these as well.?
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