Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Bombay
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Scholar-Level 18
Of all the IIT's, Mumbai is colloquially considered at pole position. Hence you need to be with almost 95 percentile or more to get a seat in IIT-M in your desired stream.
Regular study of all subjects' every day and mock tests every week with analysis of result enabling less and less errors should be followed. Try to take crash course of coaching institutes. They normally teach you shortcuts cuts in answering questions.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 10
For NASA, it is too hard to go.
But if you want to work with NASA, you will have to clear master degree and then PhD in your field. After that you have to qualify for NASA written exam and then for interview.
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Guide-Level 13
Yes, you can get decent rank by dropping one year. You need to work hard and make a strategy. It depend on your creativity.
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Scholar-Level 18
To get into IIT B, you have to clear two exams. Firstly JEE Mains and then JEE Advanced. Of course, you have to score above 75% in your 12th also. Then, for specific course in a specific IIT, you need to be in a relatively higher percentile bracket.
Best wishes.
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