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Gaurav Singh
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I don't think that you will get mechnical to some cream college you have to take admission to some private colleges
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Dr M DFollow me for a better guidance.
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Its very difficult for general category students.
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Rishabh Pahuja
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Going for a long term totally depends on you. Taking a year drop is not so easy. There's a lot of peer pressure as well as there's 'self-pressure'. But if you really want to get into IIT, don't think about it and go for a long term.
As far as the question for mechanical engineering is concerned, mechanical in MIT is really good. There are well equipped labs and workshops. The college even has license for a number of mechanical software's and you can anytime contact a professor to learn them in the college lab. Apart from that, I won't say all but some professors are really learned. Also there are a number student projects in he college
As far as the question for mechanical engineering is concerned, mechanical in MIT is really good. There are well equipped labs and workshops. The college even has license for a number of mechanical software's and you can anytime contact a professor to learn them in the college lab. Apart from that, I won't say all but some professors are really learned. Also there are a number student projects in he college
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You definitely stand a chance to crack JEE. It seems you had not applied for JEE this year. Therefore, you must plan for next year's JEE and start preparation now.
All the best.
All the best.
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anupama rudra
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Hi,
Considering your low percentage in boards you hardly have a chance to get into top NIT's CSE. Yet, if you have a 270+ score in JEE Mains you might have a chance to get CSE in home state. All the best!
Considering your low percentage in boards you hardly have a chance to get into top NIT's CSE. Yet, if you have a 270+ score in JEE Mains you might have a chance to get CSE in home state. All the best!
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Chinmay Nimodiai am a guy who never gives up.
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Kota (Rajasthan) is the best place for preparing for exams like IITs, NITs, AIIMS, etc. Kota is very famous for its coaching centres. You can trust me because I myself is from Kota.
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