How to join IIT after JEE Mains?

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ravi mahawar
8 years ago
IIT-JEE Exam is conducted in two phases I.e JEE Main and JEE Advanced. JEE Advanced is the second stage of Joint Entrance Examination. If you have cleared the JEE Main Exam then you are now eligible to appear in JEE Advanced Exam Here you can get complete information for JEE Advanced 2018 Examinatio

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Kirti Vishwakarma
8 years ago
Once you have cleared JEE Mains, you become eligible to give JEE Advanced. After successfully cracking Advanced, you go through the Joint Seat Allocation Authority for getting admission into your respective college. And, if you score good rank, then you get into an IIT or land up in NIT.

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