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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, but you have to score good marks, i.e. above 200. Start your preparation with NCERT books.
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Shivanand Kumari interested in automobile engineering
Beginner-Level 5
Hi,
You can get the same if:
1. If your parental income is less than 1 lakh you can get full scholarship.
2. If income is between 1-5 lakhs then you will get 2/3 of the total fees discount as scholarship
3. If you are a student belonging to SC/ST category then you will get full scholarship excluding the above 2 conditions.
You can get the same if:
1. If your parental income is less than 1 lakh you can get full scholarship.
2. If income is between 1-5 lakhs then you will get 2/3 of the total fees discount as scholarship
3. If you are a student belonging to SC/ST category then you will get full scholarship excluding the above 2 conditions.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
You can check this link-
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Mayank Shah
Beginner-Level 4
To appear for JEE Mains exam, you should score above 75% in class 12th.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
IITs do not have state or non state quota.
The candidates are admitted to the NITs seats on the basis of Home State (HS) quota and Other State (OS) quota.
Under the home state quota, the seats are reserved for candidates based on their state of eligibility which is basically the state where they have completed their Class 11th and 12th from.
The candidates falling under HS quota can take the advantage of almost reserved 50% HS seats and the candidates belonging from other states or from union territories, excluding the home state can also apply for the advantage of almost 50% reservation under OS quota.
The candidates are admitted to the NITs seats on the basis of Home State (HS) quota and Other State (OS) quota.
Under the home state quota, the seats are reserved for candidates based on their state of eligibility which is basically the state where they have completed their Class 11th and 12th from.
The candidates falling under HS quota can take the advantage of almost reserved 50% HS seats and the candidates belonging from other states or from union territories, excluding the home state can also apply for the advantage of almost 50% reservation under OS quota.
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