I would say that it is difficult but I believe that some of the institutes may give you chance till the seventh round especially the IIT Dhanbad ( formerly Indian School of Mines).

The point is that you should continue with the counselling upto seventh round but also look for

Hello ridhi

As per your query.you want to take a admission in iit in subseuent round.but your sc prep rank is 564. it depend on number of seat remains vacent in iit .go through counsilling procedure .if you dont a seat in iit.but you sure get a seat in top

Last year for Mining Machinery Engineering in IIT Dhanbad formerly (Indian School of Mines) the cutoff for SC female quota was 1400 in preparatory rank list. I believe there are several other institutes with better courses and this was maybe the lowest cutoff. So certainly you will get a seat

Hi

Well you have to admit you have very low marks. You have low chances to get any Government College. But with ST Category Quota seats, you might get these Government colleges under 15% All India Quota- 

Patna Dental College & Hospital, Patna (low chance).

HP Government Dental College &

Hi Abhishek Aman,

Every IIT has a fixed date on which admission for first year b.tech students takes place. This date varies for all IITs, but generally takes place in 20-27 July. You should go to the website of the iit you have got provisional seat in, and confirm from

greetings,

the environmental engineering at iit dhanbad is a great option.

pls refer to the following link for more information:

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-indian-school-of-mines-dhanbad

https://www.iitism.ac.in/acad_over.php

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-indian-school-of-mines-dhanbad/btech-environmental-engineering-course

hope this helps

good luck

Hello Dev,

The 10th and 12th numbers do not matter in getting a call from IIT's for an MBA. The IIT's have a entrance test CAT, in which you need to get 95+ percentile to get admission in IIT's. Apart from eligibility to give the exam, there is very little

For a decent placement, you should maintain your CGPA around 7-8. It is obviously better if you can keep your CGPA at 9-10. BUt, 7-8 will do the work as most companies have an eligibility criterion of above 6 CGPA students only. However, placements don't entirely depend on your CGPA,

greetings,

yes, the syllabus is same. admissions is iit happens only thorugh JEE mains followed by JEE advanced.

pls refer to the following link for more information:

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-advanced

https://engineering.careers360.com/download/ebooks/jee-advanced-syllabus

hope this helps,

good luck