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SAMRIDDHI SHARMA

Beginner-Level 4

If you really want to do B.Tech then search out in which good private college seats are vacant, and they accept JEE Mains score or admission is based on class 12th percentage.
All the best.

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Mohammad yasir Haneef

Beginner-Level 3

JEE Mains is just a beginning. GATE is the advanced version of JEE Mains but it is a bit easier than JEE Mains.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

Hello Aman,
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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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello Harikrishan,
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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chandrakant solanki

Guide-Level 11

I think there is a provision, but if you fail to qualify then the second attempt score will be considered, I request you to contact the board for clarification.

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Pradeep Kumarstudent

Beginner-Level 4

HC Verma for physics, NCERT for chemistry and Arihant or Cengage for maths are good books for the preparation of JEE Mains.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

Guide-Level 14

Dear Jahid,
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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Pradeep Kumarstudent

Beginner-Level 4

For CBSE and state boards, it is more than 75 percent marks or a rank in top 20 percentile. JEE Mains score should be more than 170.

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Namit Sharma

Contributor-Level 9

First study NCRT books, they are suitable for this preparation.

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Humera Akhtar

Contributor-Level 10

I have heard that BASE Education is definitely the best JEE coaching around. They provide all kinds of study materials. They have many centers in Karnataka. If you want to seriously crack the JEE, BASE is the coaching you can opt for.
http://www.base-edu.in/

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