Studies after 12th

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After reading almost all the threads in the education section of the forum i have made up my mind to share my future plans with you. I being a Geek cum Noob am a technology admirer and want to pursue my career in this sector only.
I scored 80% in my 10th boards and was almost satisfied however a disaster happened with me in 11th and i scored very less marks. My parents are very unhappy of that and me as well.
I have set a goal of atleast 80% marks in 12th boards and will be working very hard for that.
My parents have told me that if i score below 75% they wouldn't allow me to do engin. but i will have to do graduation. I'm sure that I'll be getting atleast 80%.
But what after that. I'll be attempting for AIEEE and other such exams but i'm not a genius. So which college should i join in india to do my engin. considering i get 75% above marks in 12th. Or should i leave india after 12th only as i had plans to complete my higher studies abroad after completing engin.
I'll be waiting for helpful reply's from you guys.

[kaushikashwintj]

Animation , VFX , Web Design , Game Design/development if u r a creative person

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see dude, IMO better to do UG in india.... UG abroad is very costly, and rarely do u get scholarships.

and see dude, for engg in India, IITs are best, but then again its for the ELITE students
which means that AIEEE is probably a much more important exam, coz its the entry pass to more than 50-60 institutes, and all in all about 30000 engg seats.

doing well in AIEEE, it not much related to doing well in boards. true the portion is 90% same, AIEEE requires that u be well versed in the theory.

but also u should know the important formulas like the back of your hand. this when combined with good practice in solving numericals, means u can more or less do ur AIEEE well.

overall its important to complete atleast 70% of AIEEE portion thoroughly, (might be difficult to complete entire portion)

PS:doing ur JEE well means 99.99% of doing ur AIEEE well too.

alternatively try forums like goiit.com , etc.