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Here are some best colleges for aeronautical engineering...

1.Amity School of Engineering ,Noida

2.Manipal Institute of Technology,Manipal

3.Lovely Professional University,Phagwara

For more information visit the link given below..

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india

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Hi Sai,

As such there is no permanent cutoff for each subject for SC student as it changes each year according to the difficulty of the question paper and relative performance of your fellow competitors. But you can refer to the previous year cutoffs to get the current scenario idea.

Hello Ajay

For admission to Engineering courses in IITs firstly, you will have to qualify the JEE Main entrance exam and then you can appear for JEE Advanced exam. You will have to qualify the cutoff of JEE Advanced required for admission.

JEE Advanced cutoff varies category wise, state wise,

Hi Manvend. After clearing JEE Advanced, oftenly, aspirants ask for the IITs B.Tech fee structure. And guess what? Careers 360 has a complete list of all the IITs with their fee structure. Forthe ease of aspirants, all the information has been compiled in the article, whose link has been given

Hello,

I would say Resonance is better as:

• They start from very basic which is beneficial unlike Vibrant which mainly focus on advanced sums right from the beginning.
• Study material of resonance also has sums which range from easy to high but vibrant has sums which are above advanced level.

Hello,

I suggest Resonance Kota is better for IIT coaching as their head office is present in KOTA itself so its under the guidance of the management and the faculty is extremely good. 

Hello congratulations on getting 98.38 percentile. We cannot exactly predict now which college you will get since your percentile and rank may differ because it depends on the tot. no. of students appearing in the April exam. NTA will release the Overall merit list based on the no. of students