Hello Yuvraj!

Yes you can!

The eligibility criteria for MSc Economics in IIT D and IIT R is any Bachelor’s degree (B.A./B.Sc./ B.Com/ B.Stat./B.Math./ B.Tech/B.E. or equivalent). The bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification obtained by the candidate must involve a minimum of three years of education after completing higher secondary schooling (10+2) or equivalent. So, you are elgible

You can also go for MSc Mathematics or Mathematics and statistics or Mathematics and computing, if you had Mathematics/ Statistics as a subject for at least two years/four semesters.

For more info, visit the below link:-

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria/amp

Hope this helps!

Make a routine for yourself, Just a list of the subjects you want to read daily in the upcoming days. Get a copy of the syllabus for Mains printed, This is to keep a track of how much you are prepared. Make a list of the daily goals for the next day before bedtime After waking up the next day, see your list, get a bearing of what you have to do for the day and enjoy completing your goals. Adopt a recreational method of your own, as surprising as it may seem, this is the most important thing you have to do in the last few months of JEE Main/ Advance preparation. Mindset is the most important thing that differentiates between the toppers and the others during JEE, so always stay refreshed mentally. Solve as many practice papers you can, If you feel you are prepared in a particular subject, go through the previous years question papers and solve them keeping in mind the time you have allotted to that subject for yourself during the actual exam. Focus on improving your speed and accuracy. Last week’s preparation, Don’t start on any new topics. Go through the topics from the JEE Main/ advance syllabus and make sure you aren’t missing out on any, especially the fringe topics, like the last 2–3 chapters of Physics, Chemistry and Math. Previous years papers have exactly JEE Main/ Advance standard questions while some practice papers might have a higher standard, Solving them would lead to a decline in confidence level. Enjoy your family time and don’t devote too much time in talking to friends and knowing how much their preparation is, if possible, don’t talk to them at all. Believe in yourself. The day before D-Day, Don’t go anywhere near JEE books, if you can help it. Enjoy the whole day, of course don’t do anything reckless. Listen to songs, read story books, see comedy videos on YouTube etc., get a good night’s sleep. The D-Day, approach the most important day of your life as if it’s just like any other day. Stay cool, calm and focused. Enjoy solving the exam, don’t treat it as a life-changing event. It’s just another exam.

For more information, you can check this out

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-jee-main-in-6-months/amp

Hello!

IIT Kharagpur electrical engineering have excellent overall ratings. It is considered as one of the best college among IIT's. They have good and consistent placement record, average placement record is around 98%. Highest package offered is 80Lakhs per annum, lowest package offered is 6lakhs per annum and average package offered is 10Lakhs per annum. Top recruiters are BHEL, NCL, HPCL, etc. They have excellent infrastructure and great teaching faculties, who are extremely helpful and supportive. There are good chances for people to get placed in IT companies.

ALL THE BEST. Hope the answer was of some help.

Thank You

Hello aspirant , hope you are doing good.

So, to answer your question, it's really not possible to predict it beforehand whether there will be a decrease in competition or not, because it is infact a routine that the cutoffs increase every year. But i totally get your point too that many people are opting out , so your chances might be higher, as much as I think, it's not completely wrong as well, but just like you, many other people will be hoping the same and that way competition can be constant too, it's really not easy to predict these things, you just have to wait for the counseling .

Hope this helps you. Good Luck !!

Dear Aspirant,

You joined your classes late & now you are finding it difficult to understand the concepts. Did you inform the college about your lack of understanding of topics? You will have to get in touch with your fellow batchmates & ask them for helping you understand the topics. Either wise ask the professor if he/she could help you understand the concepts again. You have got to try understanding the concepts before you can think of leaving the course. It's quite a thing to be leaving your course midway for bank coaching. If you are seriously interested for banking coaching, ask people around you if you are doing the right decision. You need to talk with people about your decision, your family, friends & professors too. If you are not happy with your course, thats a different talk altogether but you need to ask yourself why you are thinking of doing so.

And if you are thinking of doing banking coaching, it's a question totally for you to solve. After all, it's yoir life & you know yourself the best. Think thoroughly before making any decision from all the sides.

Best of luck, mate. Thanks, hope it helped.

Hi Sujith!

If you don't clear JEE Main on your first try, then think of these 2 options which I suggest you! First, take admission in any renowned Universities and study your First Year by taking any Course related to Aerospace Engineering! While doing so, prepare for JEE Main. Give a second attempt, if you peform well, then join IIT from Second Year. There by, you don't waste a year while preparing for another attempt! Second, take one year break and prepare for JEE Main and get your desired admission in IIT!

Hope this is helpful!

All the best!

Hello aspirant !

Cut off rank changes from year to year .It is based on the no. of participants, qualifying mark etc.

According to 2020, cutoff ranks in IIT MADRAS in CS branch :

(OR - Opening rank , CR - Closing rank )

• General : OR - 49, CR - 158.
• OBC : OR - 35 ,CR - 92.
• SC : OR-10 ,CR - 54.
• ST : OR-03 ,CR- 23.

Hope this information helps.

Good luck.

Hello,

GATE score depends on number of candidates appeared for GATE Civil paper, number of candidates qualified, difficulty of exam, normalized score, top score in exam etc. So it is difficult to predict the exact GATE score. But by analyzing previous year cut off GATE score your GATE score must be in between 550-900 GATE score to have decent chances of getting seat in IIT or NIT. You can check the past cut off data using the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff

Hi.

Congratulations on getting an IIT Seat.

First, anyone who has participated or even not participated in JOSAA Counselling is allowed to register for CSAB because the CSAB Registration is a fresh process.

If you have paid the seat acceptance fee and yet choose to participate for CSAB and then you will be asked to pay for Rs36,500 (may change this year, this cost was in 2019) and incase you get a seat in CSAB, your fee paid in JOSAA and CSAB will be adjusted with 1st semester fees of your college. Incase any amount is refunded due to seat forfeit, only a small amount (Rs. 1500 in 2019) is deducted as a fine.

Please keep an eye on Business Rules on CSAB 2020 (https://csab.nic.in/WebInfo/Page/Page?PageId=1&LangId=P)

Best of Luck

Dear Aspirant,

most of the IITs and NITS offer courses in Humanities and Social Science, given below are the couple of IITs and NITs that offer Humanities and Social Science Courses,

• IIT Delhi
• IIT Bombay
• IIT Kanpur
• IIT Kharagpur
• IIT Madras
• NIT Trichy
• NIT Patna
• NIT Silchar
• NIT Jamshedpur
• NIT Rourkela

Admission Process :-

Candidates interested in pursuing Humanities and Social Science will have to appear for an entrance examination known as Humanities and Social Sciences Entrance Exam (HSEE). Upon clearing the examination, the respective candidates will be called for a personal interview. Candidates who make the merit list will be given admission at the institution.