JEE Advanced

Yes, there are full chances of getting CSE in NITs. You must have to participate in counselling of JEE. Only after counselling, we will get to know about fees concession.

Hello,
I hope you are doing well. No, there is not a single college except IITs who take the JEE Advanced score only Indian institute of space Science and technology is an institute cum IIT who accepts JEE advance score. They requires under 1000 rank to make eligible for IIT colleges. This is tough and not everyone can achieve this milestone.

Hello,
I hope you are doing well. You need to score so high that your rank lies under 1000, then you will be eligible for IIT Bombay for any branch and need to score below 500 ranks to be able to get mechanical branch at IIT Bombay because there cut-offs are so high no one can get easily. Try to score well and secure good rank.

It is as usual. There is no change. In the future, it may change but for next 2-3 years, it is going to conduct as their usual scheduled calendar.

If you don't have any coaching institutes for advance level, then go to Kotak and get the best. Don't go for online video lecture. Offline ones are most effective than online ones.

It is difficult to get the CSE in IIT because IIT, the OBC students also want a rank under 500 so for IIT institute, you have to choose the another branch in IIT or search the criteria which may be changed. All the best.

If after revaluation, your 12th Marks gets increased from 70% to 75%, then you will be getting IITs and IIST. Or you have to go for state-level Government Colleges or private Colleges in India.

Hello,
Hope you are doing well. Congratulations on passing the JEE Advanced examination with its cutoff range but as you said you have only 64 % in the 12th board so you are not allowed to get the college through JEE Advanced because it requires 75% to be eligible for IITs. You should go with JEE main score under sc category and try for NITs if you have a good ranking.

FIITJEE is better and is the best. Its classroom programs are awesome. Study material being not up to the mark in a sense that most of the answers are wrong.