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Guide-Level 14
You will see that all the government exams have their syllabus based on NCERT books (i.e. CBSE books), that is because it gives right amount of knowledge to the child at the right time.
More importantly, the language usage of CBSE books is far easier to decipher as compared to that of Maharashtra State Board.
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IIT
NIT
GFTI
State government colleges like DTU, NSIT, IIITD in Delhi and other government colleges in state. You can easily get admission in your state NIT with 106 marks in JEE.
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Guide-Level 15
IIT
NIT
GFTI
State government colleges like DTU, NSIT, IIITD in Delhi and other government colleges in state. You can easily get admission in your state NIT with 106 marks in JEE.
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Guide-Level 15
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9 years agoContributor-Level 9
For that you have to decide the colleges in which you want your daughter will study, shortlist them. After that apply for those two courses (look for the availability of the particular course). Then follow the instructions.
At the end if you find you daughter's name on the merit list get her admitted.
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