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It depends on what you want to pursue as your further career. If you wish to do medical then you have to appear for NEET entrance exam. And for engineering, you will have to appear for JEE for a better job placement in future. If your state has CET then you may appear for that as well.

Actually there is a book name Errorless Book. It has different edition in index, they have mentioned that from last 4 to 5 years which chapter's questions are coming in JEE. You must refer that as it will be available in stores or in your college library.

There is a book, named as Errorless Book. It contain objectives related to physics JEE and in index they have given the name of chapters and according to JEE exams, they have mentioned the number of questions came from each chapter from the year of 2009. Now the new edition is available, you may get that in stores or in your college library.
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Yes, Arihant is very good and please refer to the book of Cengage Publications.

Well, all international student come through NRI quota. So, all the private and government colleges have some separate seat for NRI quota for international students but exams and interviews are a must for that.

You will be able to get admission in IIT/ NIT if you have done your 12th board from a recongnised board even as a private candidate. Your 12th board marks sheet and certificate will be sufficient proof for your education.

It is recommended that you do B.Tech at a lower ranked college or any other degree of your choice as spending another year in JEE preparation is not a guarantee of getting admission in IIT.

You have to come in atleast AIR 2000 for getting IIT Madras.

If your aggregate in PCM is above 60% (general), you are eligible. If you belong to OBC category, you need 50% aggregate in PCM and for SC/ST, more 4-5% relaxation.