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8 years agoBeginner-Level 4
All the best.
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Scholar-Level 17
Both are quite different things as if you crack JEE Mains, firstly, you have to study for 4 years in IIT or NIT and then you have to fight with these 15 lakh engineers who are produced by India every year to get a job.
And Next is SSC. This exam is for jobs not for college admission. The main difference is that this exam is at graduation level and after passing this you can get a job but here also competition is very stiff.
All the best.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
Yes NIOS board results are accepted for admission to NITs or IITs. You don't have to worry. What you should however ensure is that, you must get 75% or equivalent marks. Hence study well.
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Guide-Level 14
None of the NITs will offer you B.Tech in aerospace engineering. Only selected IITs offer this course. So, you have to crack JEE Advanced exam. Most preferable colleges are IIT-Bombay and Madras, you can check the cut-off on the site as it varies every year. Jahid, according to me, if you really wish to pursue aerospace branch then my suggestion is you shouldn't go for IIT, you should go for IIST, Kerala as it is specilised in this field and require only 5% in JEE Advanced exam. You just visit their website and have a look & check.
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