JEE Advanced

No, IIT's give admission solely on the basis of JEE advanced rank.
However, you can apply to other government as well as some non-government colleges with the JEE Mains rank.

Hi,
You need to know all factors for normalization so read here:
http://www.jeeadv.ac.in/performance-in-XII

Hello Dhruv,
Of course, if you are strong in studies, you can indeed start studies for JEE Advanced. However, I would advise you to take mock tests to enable you to know your status. Only after this, you can start other studies.

Hello Reshmi,
Cut-offs for last year was 100 for general category candidates. This year, it's not expected to change. But this only enables you to appear for JEE Advanced. Try to score more than 250 for seat in NIT.

Hello Aniket,
The institute does offer scholarships to bright students, but it is based on your performance every year. If you do not perform well then scholarship may be withdrawn also. Please check for details at the website of Manipal.

Hello Aniket,
Yes, IITs and NITs have hiked fees. But, at the same time graded fee waiver has also been announced. Those with less than Rs. 1 lakh will be fully waived. Fees increase gradually till income of Rs. 5 lakhs. Then full fees for general category students.

Kindly, don’t go for reference books as the time is very less for JEE exams, so prepare from NCERT books which is far better for you.

Hello Aniket,
Normally this figure is under wraps. However, Manipal has a good placement record and employers who come normally offer better packages.
Best wishes.

Hello Daksh,
IIT D is one the most premier IIT. Therefore, you need to score better for admission here. I feel a percentile of 75 or more should get you admission here.
Best wishes.

Hello Mohammed,
CS in IIT K is the most premier course. Good aim. I feel you will need to be in at least 90 percentile bracket to get branch and place of your choice.
Best wishes.