hello sir, i am a civil engineer and passed out in 2019, i was preparing for ssc je and not able to clear the exam yet , i dont want to do private job due to more then 12 hours working and no sunday off in construction line, and very harsh condition, i am having a great gap after my engineering, i am very confused what should i do, should i continue my preparation with more dedication and hard work or should i join those private job which i really hated. i am really depressed right now, my parents are also very concern about my career, i really dont know what to do.

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Ans: For IIT admission, you must crack JEE Advanced, which you have not done. With the mentioned JEE Mains score, consider other branches or target NITs/IIITs instead.

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Ans: If a student from the ICSE/ISC Board is targeting both JEE (Main + Advanced) and entrance exams of private engineering colleges, one very important point must be clearly understood: strong command over NCERT textbooks of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics is absolutely essential, especially for JEE preparation. Many ICSE students are strong in concepts, but JEE questions are heavily aligned with NCERT + application-based problem solving, particularly in Chemistry.

There is generally no separate board-specific online coaching for engineering entrance exams, because most reputed coaching institutes provide a standard JEE-oriented curriculum for all students, irrespective of whether they come from CBSE, ICSE, ISC, or State Boards. The difference lies not in the coaching material, but in how well the student adapts and balances school preparation with entrance preparation.

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Ans: Sorry. On this platform, it is not advisable to highlight the specific name of the private coaching institute. Since your son is already in the process, he can obtain the information from his friends. Really sorry.

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Ans: Yes, you can upload Semester 1 and 2 marksheets from DigiLocker, but confirm with the specific institute. However, it is better to contact your college's administrative office for further clarification.


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Ans: You can target ECE/EE in mid NITs like Allahabad, Bhopal, Jamshedpur, and CSE/IT in good IIITs like IIIT Una, IIIT Kottayam

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Ans: CSE @ Shibpur seems challenging and has slim chances, but you have good chances for ECE/EE there and in lower–mid NITs/IIITs like NIT Durgapur, NIT Silchar, IIIT Kurnool, and IIIT Bhagalpur.

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Ans: Chances of CS @ top NITs seem slim, but possible in mid/lower NITs or IIITs (ECE more feasible), while a 175 in BITSAT is low for CS/ECE at BITS Pilani campuses.

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Ans: Chances with IIT are very slim as she has to crack JEE adv, but she has good chances in lower NITs/IIITs/GFTIs for branches like Civil/Mechanical via JoSAA counselling. Keep a close eye on the previous year's cutoff.

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