Hi

I am assuming you from general category

It's quite difficult to predict JEE mains qualifying cutoff to be eligible for JEE advanced examination as it keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like :-

*number of students that appeared in the  jee main exam,

*kind of marks obtained

See if you have good concepts then you have nothing to worry. Concepts are mainly important. As you are having economical crisis then affording a lot of books isn't possible. Thus I would say if you have internet connection then you can search online for previous years of JEE. These

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Hi Aditya!

Yes, candidates who are suffering color blindness can get admission in IITs and NITs. There is no such restriction on that. But when it comes to the placement, many core companies of the branches such as mining, petroleum, mechanical, civil etc. put a condition that the candidate should

Hello,

OCI candidates are treated like NRI candidate generally. Because they are pay the fees same as NRI students. But you have your adhar card so you can talk to the college authority direct about your position. If they are considered your fees. But generally the OCI candidates pay same

Hello Aspirant,

The admission process for droppers in IITs, NITs or any other engineering colleges is exactly same as that of students giving it for the first time. However, do note, most colleges allow only 2 year of break and not more. For example if you passed your 12th in

Hello aspirant

I hope you are doing good . As per your query ,I would like to inform you that their are many colleges in india  which offers Btech with very good coding culture and quality which are directly proportional to placements. Some names are here in the following:-

Jadavpur

Dear candidate, reservation in IIT/NIT is only for SC, ST, OBC, Disabled and General( Economically Weaker Sections (EWS)) students. There is no reservation on the basis of religion. Reservations in seat allotment is also given to candidates of that particular state of IIT/NIT. SC,ST students also get relaxation in fees