JEE

Yes, why not? Every one can achieve success by a proper strategy and preparation. No one is made to get admission in IIT or NIT but we have to make ourselves able to do so. So focus on study and proper preparation you will absolutely get success.

No, according to the eligibility criteria you should have passed the qualifying exam in 2016/2017 or you should be passing it in 2018. So, you are not eligible for JEE.

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It seems like you can get into any branch in JMI. So, just go for the counselling and fetch your seat.

Hello Nirmala,
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If you clear the cut off then you are eligible for counseling. But it is not necessary to get seat in IITS. Because they qualify more students. If you get high score from cut off marks then you will get admission in IITS. Hope this helps you. Thank you.

The news is that SC / ST category aggregate is 65% and OBC / general aggregate is 75%, students with
these requirements are eligible for JEE Mains and JEE Advance. Thank you.

Especially in Mumbai, Pune and Nashik, there is IITians PACE Institute under the guidance of Mr. Praveen Tyagi. He is the mastermind and physics head of this coaching. It has been the topmost coaching for many years and has given major ranks in Maharashtra. Well, the quality of teachers here is unpa

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Once you get a seat allotted through JoSAA based on JEE scores, you need to pay the seat acceptance fees at that time and the general fee structure as specified by the colleges. There is no extra fees that is to be paid.