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If you have 61% marks in 12th you can easily get admission in colleges like LPU and other private colleges by giving the entrance exam of the colleges like I'll be honest and you can I will a scholarship amount also based on your performance in the LPUNEST exam.

Hello Rupendra,
As per your rank your chances are nil for getting admission in any top govt. and private colleges, so try via management quota if you want to be in top colleges, however you may apply to some private colleges in Noida like Galgotia's, NIET, GNIOT and in Bhopal like LNCT, Bansal, TIT, etc.

Hello,
Admission in IISC, Bangalore is done via 3 ways.
1. You need to crack KVPY.
2. Minimum 60% of marks in JEE Mains.
3. Minimum 60% of marks in JEE Advanced.
If you find yourself in any of the 3 categories you have fare chances of getting admission there.

Hello,
As per your marks your chances are nil for getting admission there, however check here to know more:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor

Please don't use the international level books for JEE, It's JEE not the exam of SAT, TOEFL.
You can use normal books to score good.
Most important NCERT Books.
Apart from this, you can use following books:
For physics
D.C. Panday
For Chemsitry
Arihant Books
For Maths
Arihant Books
Apart from this if you want MCQ books, you can use MTG or TMH Books.
All The Best.

Hello Raunak,
Well as per your board marks, you are not eligible for getting admission in IITs and NITs. So, drop a year and start preparing for both JEE Mains and boards and target more than 75% in boards and more than 150 marks in JEE Mains to get any good colleges.
All the best.

For JEE preparation, NCERT books are the base so never forget this and for MCQ you may take MTG or TMH publication books which are the best for JEE preparation.

Hello Amit,
As per your marks your chances are nil for getting admission in C. V. Raman, however the college do have management quota so if you are ready to spend some money then you can easily get admission there.

The best books for JEE are NCERT books. Once you are done with these or want some extra edge over your preparations on each lesson here are some standard reference books:
Physics* Concepts of physics by H. C. Verma part 1 and 2.
Chemistry* Pradeep publications volume 1 and 2 of each theory and objective.
Maths* R.D Sharma volume 1 and 2.

The best books for JEE are NCERT books. Once you are done with these or want some extra edge over your preparations on each lesson here are some standard reference books:
Physics- Concepts of physics by H. C. Verma part 1 and 2.
Chemistry - Pradeep publications volume 1 and 2 of each theory and objective.
Maths - R. D. Sharma volume 1 and 2.