hi,

see artificial intelligence  and internet of things are new cutting edge technologies. any stream of btech students can pursue this. as it is new in industry thats why it may not included in any colleges cse syllabus. now come to  computer networking, it is included in cse, ece, electrical, IT, applied electronics branches syllabus of btech. there is no computer science courses in india with the specialization in the mentioned subjects of yours. computer science engineering is a 4 year course and you will get opportunity to learn many things including AI, IOT, computer networking etc.

hope you may understand.

hello,

IISER stands for indian institute of science, education and research. there are seven iiser in india in different state of india. they are IISER Kolkata in West Bengal, IISER Pune in Maharashtra, IISER Mohali in Punjab, IISER Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh, IISER Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala, IISER Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh and IISER Berhampur in Odisha.you can do dual bs-ms course from iiser after 10+2 course.

application form will release from 24 april , 2020 tentatively.

First of all Congratulating you on your nice decision to be a researcher, secondly I would like to tell you that don't let anybody else decide your future. If you are enough confident in your ideas and aims, just do it, don't think too much, because confidence is assuredness of your ability to do something. If you have any doubts on your ability then choose accordingly.

Good luck for your future.

Feel free to ask if you have any further queries.

Dear Aspirant,

I am providing here the cutoffs of general category for round 1 of the counseling to give you an idea.

Homestate:

• CSE            4867-6577
• ECE             13771-17036
• EEE             10563-13482

Other State:

• CSE            3278-6156
• ECE             7166-11837
• EEE             7645-10121

These are general cutoffs. You could check complete cutoffs here: https://www.careers360.com/question-jee-mains-cutoff-for-nit-delhi

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Dear Aspirant,

The general rank cutoff for NIT Delhi is around 6000 AIR. There are around 14 lakh students sit in the exam of jee mains, and getting a rank this good is definitely hard. However, it is not an impossible task and I suggest if you prepare with honesty and dedication then you can get into the NIT-DELHI.

If you are a week student, then I suggest you should take a drop and take coaching from some good institute like ALLEN, KOTA. Then give the exam with your preparation, maybe you get CSE in IIT-DELHI.

Hope this helps.

Here are some links for you:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-preparation-tips
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-delhi

Hello Harshit.

There is only one way to get admission into NITs . If you are interested in NIT Delhi BTech computer engineering then keep in mind that it is among the top rank NITs of India. For this you have to score much more than the cut off marks of JEE mains. This year exam pattern and all things also changed very much. It will be much better for you to target at least 180 marks.

Hope you get it.

Good luck

Hey there

As you are preparing for JEE I'll suggest you to have online lectures. As you are free from 1o clock so you just divide numbers of lectures by your days left for JEE or your target then you watch that much lectures everyday and then revise that on the same day with numericals on that topic. Do not watch too much lectures it will decrease your curiosity to ask questions and thus do not totally depend on that. No schedule is perfect and almost in 99% cases it doesn't work and thus just have a target for a day and no Matter how late you'll have to be awake you must complete the target this is the best routine one can get.

Good luck