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Pragati Singh

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Hey,

Studying Mechanical Engineering at IITs can be an incredibly rewarding experience, shaping you into a technically skilled, adaptable, and well-rounded professional. If you're passionate about the field and willing to put in the hard work, it can be a launchpad for a successful and fulfilling career. 

  • Demanding coursework: Expect rigorous studies with advanced math,  physics,  mechanics,  materials science,  thermodynamics,  design,  and more. Be prepared to dedicate significant time to studying and problem-solving.
  • In-depth knowledge: You'll dive deep into the theoretical and practica
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Pragati Singh

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Hey,

There are a few IITs and NITs  which offer various courses in the field of Mining Engineering such as Diploma, BTech, M.Tech and PhD in Mining Engineering. The admissions to BTech courses are done on the basis of marks scored in JEE Main & JEE Advanced whereas MTech admissions are done on the basis of GATE scores. The following IITs and NITs offer Mining Engineering courses:

  • IIT Kharagpur
  • NIT Surathkal
  • NIT Rourkela
  • IIT BHU
  • IIT Dhanbad
  • VNIT Nagpur
  • NIT Raipur

Hope it cleared your doubt !

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Sudhakar s

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It will be tough for someone with a 62k overall rank and 18k OBC rank in JEE Mains 2024 to get CSE in the high ranking NITs or IITs. Though you can expect some chances at lower NITs or GFTIs in branches of CSE or allied disciplines other than the main stream (like IT or software). The NITs that you are referring to the likes of NIT Agartala, NIT Sikkim or the more recent ones should be able to provide CSE reservation under OBC. As for GFTIs, the likes of IIITDM Kurnool, Assam University, Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology etc. could be tried. For more understanding, keep a watch on the JoSAA counselling.

 

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Akansha Bisht

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No, IITs in India only offer MSc degrees related to technology and research. If you want to get admission to an IIT, you can go for courses like MSc in Applied Geology, MSc in Applied Geophysics, MSc in Biotechnology, MSc in Chemistry, etc.

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Mamona Majumder

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Candidates have to register for JoSAA to participate in JoSAA counselling for admission to IITs, NITs, IIEST, IIITs and Other-GFTIs.

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KUMKUM BASWAL

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Name change in 12th does not affect JEE IIT college admission, if you carry necessary proof of that name. If Name is not updated in 10th and 12 mark sheets-Legal affidavit for change of name during application & at time of admission. This affidavit, along with a gazette notification (if applicable) or newspaper publication will be an evidence for your name change. After you do this, make sure all your documents right from JEE application have the new name and nothing confuses during verification process.

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KUMKUM BASWAL

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If you have all your documentation in place, changing the name post-Class 12th will not cause any issues for admissions at JEE-accepting colleges. For applying to JEE after a name change, use your new names as in the affidavit when you fill up the application form for JEE. Upload name change affidavit and gazette notification / newspaper publication (if any) Attach the affidavit during admissions, along with certificates of class 10th and class 12 provided your old name. It is done to maintain the consistency and making this you can avoid any trouble at getting your documents verified.

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Pragati Singh

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Yes, IIT Delhi among other offer part time M.Tech courses in some disciplines.

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Akansha Bisht

Contributor-Level 10

 Here are the steps to help you secure admission to an IIT for a BSc in Mathematics:

  • Fulfill the eligibility criteria
  • Prepare for entrance exams
  • Prepare for interviews or written tests
  • Attend the counselling allotment session

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Pragati Singh

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 Yes, M.Tech from IIT is tough, as IITs have a reputation for excellence, and that extends to M.Tech programs. Moreover, M.Tech dives deeper into specialised areas, often involving research projects. Plus, you are surrounded by brilliant minds, hence you'll be constantly on your toes to keep up. It's a stimulating push, but can also be intensely pressurising.

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