IIT

According to data pblished by Joint Implementation Committee (JIC), 9 newly opened IITs failed to attract the best rankers in the top 2000 of JEE Advanced. Among the new IITs, IIT Bombay stands out with the highest share of top rankers and is the first choice of the toppers, especially in the top 100 ranks, and IIT Delhi and IIT Madras have a good reputation.

The top 5 IITs in India like Bombay, Delhi, Madras, Kharagpur, and Kanpur,   together attract around 57% of the top 5,000 students of JEE Advanced. So, there is no question of you finding a new IIT.

New IITs offer you novel buildings, new concepts and a chance to grow with them. They sparkle with new ideas and a modern learning environment with increasing job prospects.

Taking a drop year for IIT JEE is a serious decision, so the choice between individual tuition vs coaching institute should be practical, not emotional.

If you already have very strong basics and just need personal attention, then individual tuition can help in clearing specific doubts. But in most drop-year cases, students need full syllabus revision, proper planning, regular tests, and competition — and that is where a structured coaching setup becomes more useful.

In a coaching institute, you usually get:

• Fixed schedule (keeps you disciplined for 1 year)
• Regular tests + analysis (very important for JEE)
• Exposure to competition
• Complete syllabus coverage with strategy

In Nagpur, many repeaters prefer subject-wise strong coaching support. For example, for Physics, Shastri's Physics Classes is known for building concepts and improving problem-solving, which is crucial in a drop year. For overall guidance and structured preparation, APEX Science Institute provides a more planned approach.

If you want a disciplined environment with regular practice and monitoring, Inamdar Classes is also considered by students. And for Chemistry, many droppers rely on Chemistry by Peter Sir for strong concept clarity and revision.

Simple advice:

• If you are self-disciplined + syllabus already done → tuition can work
• If you need structure, tests, and consistency → coaching institute is a safer choice

For most droppers, a good coaching + self-study combination works best. Just make sure you stay consistent for the full year and don't keep switching teachers or institutes midway.

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No, you cannot join IITs through lateral entry after a diploma. Institutes like Indian Institute of Technology Bombay and other Indian Institutes of Technology only admit students into B.Tech (including aeronautical/aerospace) through the regular first-year route via Joint Entrance Examination Advanced, after qualifying Joint Entrance Examination Main. Diploma holders must follow the same process and start from first year—there is no direct 2nd-year entry.

Lovely Professional University offers a flexible pathway for diploma students by allowing lateral entry into B.Tech programs. With industry-oriented curriculum, modern labs, internships, and strong placement support, LPU helps students smoothly transition into engineering careers and build practical skills for future opportunities.