IITs are synonymous for placements and opportunities. But if we have to pick one IIT among the rest, it will be IIT Kanpur. Their aerospace engineering department is almost 40 years old and they have one of the world's finest high-tech labs. You need to study atleast M.Tech to get a nice job in this field. To be honest, a Dual degree is of more value than that of B.Tech. Companies like ISRO, DRDO recruiting Candidates with M.Tech as an educational qualification makes this statement stronger even. IIT being an IIT draws a variety of recruiters like Siemens, Air Bus, Land Rover, PWC, JP Morgan Chase, etc. For complete information regarding their placements, please visit their official website at: http://spo.iitk.ac.in/assets/docs/2019-20/Brochure_AE.pdf

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You can pursue MBA after completing BA economics if you don't want to pursue masters. There are many choices you can choose from in MBA but the most preferable ones I would suggest is MBA in economics, international economics and finance, managerial finance, corporate finance, marketing or MBA in HR.

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Passing the neet exam depends upon the cutoff set for the particular year.
The cutoff varies for all the years.
 You may qualify your exam by securing 300 marks in total with 0 marks in chemistry (if you are above the cutoff marks) but your rank might be lower because for tie breakers chemistry marks are also considered.

I would suggest that you study hard and score well in all the three sections physics chemistry and biology to get into a good medical college.

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