Hello Aspirant,

As we go through the latest cut-off of 2020 then it shows that the closing rank for OBC PwD category was 3 for CSE branch in IIT Bombay. See it is quite difficult to tell you about exact marks to score because for JEE-Advance no maximum marks are

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MTech Communication system is a good course to study for those who are interested in ECE and Communication network system. This course have employability both in private and government sectors. So yeah! the subject worth studying.

Now IIT BHU MTech programs are well reviewed. The curriculums are well designed and

If you see about different perspective about both the college then you can consider some of the factors such that:

• Infrastructure
• Placement
• Research
• Curriculum

Thus to consider all this factor for IIT Hyderabad then you can find infrastructure are great for the courses. The placements for IIT Hyderabad are better

Hello Aspirant,

See it is quite difficult to guide you with an accurate marks range for any specific rank because there is no any fixed marks pattern for JEE-Advance  but however if you are seeking All India Rank under then you should aim for at least 50% or more marks

Hello,

Considering the previous year cut off trends for IIT JAM you do not have chances of getting seat in IIT in M.Sc Chemistry. You need to secure a rank below 750 to get seat in IIT. However, you have chances of getting seat in NITs and here is the

No, you dont require appearing for JEE Main Paper 2, incase youre aspiring Architecture seats at IIT BHU, IIT R or IIT KGP. Once you ace the JEE Advanced Examination, you need to appear and ace the AAT Exam next as the criteria before moving on to Counselling Stages.

For

Dear Aspirant,

in order to avail admission at an IIT for pursuing your post graduation course of MSc. in the stream of Physics, you will have to appear for IIT JAM Examination. This is the only entrance exam you are required to appear for, to get admission at IIT for

Hello candidate,

Here are some of the most important topics with the most important syllabus related for JEE mains and advanced examination for Physics and mathematics-

PHYSICS- Rotational motion, conservation of momentum and center of mass, wave theory and oscillations, simple harmonic motion, kinematics, work energy and power, electrostatics, magnetic

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No , students without Maths in 12th are not eligible  for IIT JAM for MSc chemistry.

This is because,

Maths in 12th is compulsory for MSC chemistry for IIT JAM

As,

IIT JAM eligibility criteria for MSc Chemistry says that to be eligible:-

* you must have chemistry in