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The 75% mark criteria in 12th board examinations was lifted this year due to the ongoing crisis and I think the same will follow for 2021.

Further info can be taken from this News article

https://theprint.in/india/class-12-score-no-bar-for-nit-admissions-this-year-as-govt-scraps-75-eligibility-criterion/466759/

The Ministry of Human Resources and Development said that “Due to prevailing

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The JEE advanced is considered to be one of the most difficult examinations all around globe. The best approach to an examination like that would being thoroughly versed with the concepts. Ofcourse that's not enough but without knowing the concepts properly you can't understand a lot of the

Increase of 3000 seats is not sufficient as compared to your rank. It is quite impossible to get chance in government colleges with this rank unless you belong to north east India. But don't be disappointed. You can go for private engineering colleges.

Following are some of the best private

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Let me tell you frankly, all that matters for IIT JEE is after class 10th, the only thing that matters before 10th is your aptitude for maths and your interest for science. Even if you didn’t get good marks in maths don’t worry, mathematics in 11th and 12th

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Firstly ; All the best for your drop year and don't use motivation . Yes you are eligible for JEE advanced and selection in iit . This time work hard for your preparation . Don't waste time . Clear your concepts . Analyze your mistakes . Give as

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According to your rank and category , you can try for many iit's like BHU ,Dhanbad , Tirupati , Jammu , Jodhpur , Palakkad and new iit's , in many lower branches and you can also get other  iit's in the later rounds of josaa .

Apart

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Your rank is good.So there are high chances that you will get a seat in the next round if not that IIT, you might get a lower rank.If not in IITs, you have good chances in NITs if you got a good score in jee mains.

You can

Hello Sohith Bandari,

Well, this question depends on

• If you've already identified your enormous area of interest, then college doesn't matter, you can so for second best institutes, i.e. NITs and IIITs, but
• If you are yet to identify, then you need a better platform to explore, and you should