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when seats are left unoccupied after all allotment rounds, they are given to Preparatory category. This year, around 5000 students qualified and given ranks under SC Category for a total of 1594 vacant seats. Same goes for other categories as well. Since there will be no seats lying vacant, there
Hello Venkatsham,
In the process of counseling, if you opt for the choice of slide or float, you need not visit the reporting centre. However, if you opt to freeze the seat, you should visit the concerned institution for it. Hope that helps.
All the best.
If you get an IIT, you won't face any problems when it comes to placement unless you mess up very bad. That is fail in multiple semester/subjects. IITs are prestigious on their own, and they have almost hundred percent placement. Don't worry about that, do your best, and if you
Yes, brother you have to!
In our days, when an IIT upgradation takes place, you have to go to re-physical verification.
This is case, only happens with IIT not for NIT/IIIT/GFTI
Also, dual reporting takes place also when your seat upgrades from NIT to IIT
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Please clarify what you wish to know. Without completing Btech successfully, you cannot do Mtech. Since you are talking about getting year back in Btech, this means degree is incomplete.However, 8 CGPA in Mtech in IITs is quite a good grade. So, placements would be good
Yes its going to be done in a way same or a bit variated. If you looking for admissions into B.Arch courses through COMEDK UGET, then you will be required to have qualified NATA. The qualifying marks requirement for admissions to B.Arch programmes is minimum 80 marks out of 200
Hi Lokesh
Looking at the previous years trends i can say that , yes! You have very bright chances of getting a seat in IITs with your mentioned rank. You have your chances in below mentioned IITs -
1) IIT indore2) IIT mandi3) IIT Dhanbad4) IIT patna
there are two phases in JEE - JEE Advanced and Jee mains. I have written all the three - JEE mains, advanced and NEET. I personally feel it is quite foolish to compare NEET with JEE advance. The latter one is very hard to crack compared to NEET. So now
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