JEE Advanced

CSE is the best engineering, but I will suggest that you choose the branch according to your interest. If you are interested in programming languages then opt for CSE.

You can surely get admission in new NITs and SRM.

No, not compulsory. Self study, as well as self-confidence, can also help you achieve that. Moreover, there are cases when their students also cannot qualify these exams. Please upvote if you are satisfied.

Ofcourse, you can start your preparation for the exam. Just start clearing your concepts. And do watch NPTEL videos in YouTube which will help you a lot to make you move forward of others.
All the best!

Hello Manish,
It's nice to see your preparation efforts. It will of course help greatly to study previous year's question papers. But IIT's are famous for setting unique question papers & next year quantum of MCQ is going to be reduced! Please make max efforts to understand concepts & using these to solve questions.
Best wishes

Hello Abhishek,
Yes, you can. There are 3 attempts for JEE Mains and 2 for JEE Advanced in the consecutive years.
So you can give JEE Mains in 2018 and if you get any NIT, you need to discontinue from the current Institute.
All the best!

The question pattern of JEE Advanced changes quite often. There is nothing predictable in the pattern of the papers except that there will be positive and negative marks and there will be 2 papers of 3 hours each. The pattern is completely decided by the IIT which is preparing the question paper.

Yes, you have two chances for JEE Advance and three chances for Mains. So you can appear in 2019 Advance exam. But there is one condition on the basis of your 12th board marks, i.e. you should have at least 65% marks (for SC and ST) in 12th boards or be in top twenty percentile of your board.

Just study standard books to keep your concepts clear and only solve the questions you know.

For IIT you must clear JEE Mains and Advance and then AAT.