I want to study my 11 &12 class in Delhi. Which boarding school is the best for non med & my goal is comp. sci. Engg. From IIT Delhi?
Can I get few options?
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Dear Nuaim,
It depends on you. If you want to join IIT, you have to study well. The concept of mathematics and science should be clear. You need to do regular study. -
If you want to do CSE from IIT Delhi, my suggestion is that you should join FIITJEE for class 11th and class 12th and in last, I want to say that 'If you see big dreams, you have to do something different.
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Go to any school it won't matter, join a good coaching institute and then focus on your preparation. You will get enough time to polish your skills to get into an IIT. -
The school does not matter. I am also in class 11th and preparing for NEET examination. You should choose any coaching institution, otherwise you will regret because I am facing same condition. -
Hi, If you want to do CSE from IIT-Delhi, my suggestion is that you should join FIITJEE for 11th and 12th and in last, I want to say that 'If you see big dreams, you have to do something different' and my personal suggestion is you must study atleast 8 hours in a day except school or coaching or whatever else. Best of luck for your bright future. -
If you want to do CSE from IIT Delhi, my suggestion is that you should join FIITJEE for 11 and 12 and in last, I want to say that 'If you see big dreams, you have to do something different' and my personal suggestion is you must study atleast 8 hours in a day except school or coaching or whatever else.
Best of luck for your bright future. -
If you want to get admitted into IITs, you have to do smart work as well as hard work. -
The best school in Delhi for class 11th and class 12th, is DPS, RK Puram, as there are best teachers. And, there are extra classes for Mains also. And, some coaching institute come there for smart work seminar for clearing Mains and Advance. There are lots of coaching institutes, so you need not travel far for coaching. -
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7 years agoSee brother, it is not responsibility of any CBSE school that it will help you get admission in IIT Delhi. Schools only help to provide 75% marks, nothing else. -
If you want to get admitted into IITs, you have to do smart work as well as hard work. Concepts of mathematics and science which you are studying in your class 11th and 12th should be clear and without confusions.
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