Joint Entrance Exam Advanced
Yes definitely you can but youhave to participate through Josaa Counselling for NIT.
Infact you are eligible for private engineering colleges aswell accepted jee mains.
For admission to NIT,, IIITs and GFTIs you must simultaneously have 75%aggregate marks in 12th to get admission andmust have qualified for Jeemain cutoff rank.
JEE Advanced is yet to be organized so if you are predicting Marks then, It's not worth to predict anything unless we know maximum marks and a difficulty level which could be told once JEE Advanced gets over, By this time we could tell you that if Maximum Marks for
Hello Abhishek,
Yes, of course.
Your basics in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics should be very clear upto 12th std, you should read NCERT books of Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics of class 11th & 12th at least 2 or 3 times for basics. After that HC Verma for Physics, RD Sharma
There is NO special quota for foreign students so You need to score as much as other to get into IIT. Cut off vary every year depending upon difficulty level and total Marks, But if You score more than 35% You will be qualified as this is the cut offset
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Maximum Marks for JEE Advance are Not fixed for JEE Advance hence marks for each course also vary so no one can tell You regarding marks or Even Percentage because difficulty level is not fixed. We can only tell You regarding ranks Which You need to get IIT. Again It
If you first Attempt for Jeemain was 2017 and if you have appeared 12th grade in 2017, then you are eligible for following attempts:
For 2019 you can giv eboth January and April attempt and best of both scores shall be considered
Your basics in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics should be very clear upto 12th std. You should read the NCERT books for basics. Then HC Verma for Physics, RD Sharma for Mathematics, OP Tendon for Physical & Inorganic Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry of "Arihant Publication" for detail or extra
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