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Scholar-Level 17
IISC in India can be an option but it is better you abroad for better practical knowledge and real-life case studies. Its more theoretical in India. Check universities abroad - MIT, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Cal Tech, ETH Zurich, etc.
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Beginner-Level 3
You will have to do smart work in place of working too hard at this stage. Yes, of course, you need not worry about this because if you will pay attention to your study of the 10th standard just 3-4 hours effectively. I'm sure you will gain what you want. But you need to study effectively and not just for time passing, that is, you should have to lose in your study content completely for those hours.
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Scholar-Level 16
Yes, if you got good marks in WBJEE then you will surely get good government colleges, domicile is not compulsory for admissions if you got a good rank.
All the best.
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Guide-Level 14
Any government university/college will definitely accept the NIOS student because NIOS is itself a government recognised institution. However, for private colleges, it all depends upon theory discretion. Ideally, they should, but they do not.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
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