Hello Balraj ,thanks for asking this question on this platform.actually the major difference between a iitian's life or a other engineering college students is that in IIT they get several opportunities for their complete development and also at there they get very good facilities like several technical and non-technical clubs

Yes You can Use RD Sharma, But not for all Topics Such as Calculus is Not as per the level of JEE ADvance, some topics are good in RD Sharma such as sequence and series and most of the algebra but for calculus and coordinate geometry You should go with

JEE Advanced is yet to be organized so if you are predicting Marks then, It's not worth to predict anything unless we know maximum marks and a difficulty level which could be told once JEE Advanced gets over, By this time we could tell you that if Maximum Marks for

Hi there.

Predicting safe scores are tough as cut off vary every year depending on a lot of factors like the number of candidates writing the exam, difficulty level of paper etc.

But, looking at the previous year cut off might give you an idea of how much you need

Hey.

No, A few IITs provide the course of Aeronautical Engineering and those are-

 1.   Indian Institute of Technology Bombay  

 2.  Indian Institute of Technology Madras  

 3.  Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur  

 4.  Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur  

Hello Abhishek,

Yes, of course.

Your basics in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics should be very clear upto 12th std, you should read NCERT books of Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics of class 11th & 12th at least 2 or 3 times for basics. After that HC Verma for Physics, RD Sharma

Hello Abhishek,

Yes, of course.

Your basics in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics should be very clear upto 12th std, you should read NCERT books of Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics of class 11th & 12th at least 2 or 3 times for basics. After that HC Verma for Physics, RD Sharma

If you are not an IIT aspirant and just want to secure Good rank in JEE main, then first thing You should do is to avoid reading big books which are specially made for JEE Advanced such as for Inorganic no need to follow JD Lee, NCERT will be sufficient

Hello,

Yes definitely your eligibile for MBA after bsc bachelor degree. And MBA is surely beneficial for you. For mba students needs to qualify 10+2 and must have qualified bachelor degree with 50% marks. Apart from this students needs to give CAT exam and on basis of CAT exam result