Engineering Entrance Exam

Candidates must have passed class XII from a recognised state or central board. They need to secure minimum aggregate marks of 60% in Physics, Chemistry and Maths in class XII. Those appearing in Class XII or equivalent in 2017 will be eligible to apply for GITAM GAT 2017. For admission to GITAM Institute Of Technology GIT Visakhapatnam, candidate should have passed HSC (10+2 pattern) with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as the compulsory subjects conducted by State board of Andhra Pradesh/Telangana/ any other examination recognised as equivalent thereto by the recognised and valid Board. The marks obtained by the candidate in the qualifying exam must not recede below 45% (40% in case of SC/ST/OBC Candidate). Also the candidate has to pass the EAMCET exam as the EAMCET rank will be used for admission process.

Now coming to the score and the strategies you need to know the basic breakdown of JEE Mains exam. So you must be knowing that paper has 3 sections viz Maths, Physics, and chemistry. As a rule of thumb, one says to focus on chemistry for a good score but that's not going to be the case for it. So360/360 means full accuracy. I myself didn't score that much but I can definitely tell you the mistakes that I myself did and the strategies followed by my fellow mated who scored exceptionally well. So, first of all, check the syllabus as given in website and make yourself familiar with the topics covered in Mains. Then go for some good references that may properly guide you about the contribution of each topic marks-wise. So this much score will require a lot of you. It shall require a complete attention and dedication. Each and every topic must be clear to you. So if you are starting from scratch and if you are in high school, that might be a golden chance. If you are a dropper and you have your concepts clear, you have a fair chance. But if you have weak concepts and are a dropper, It might be tough for you, but possible. So, start by building your concepts and having your concepts more clearer. If you can catch from books then you can have some really good books and correspondences by the coaching centers. But if you are not, then guided study be coaching centers shall definitely help you a lot.

West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination WBJEE is open for other state students. Many students leave even top NITs to take admission in Jadavpur University (JU) which accept WBJEE rank to admit it's students. You may not get admission in all the government engineering colleges of West Bengal but many reputed private colleges are also there. Like Institute of engineering and management (IEM) Kolkata, Heritage Institute of Technology (HIT) etc. Most of the outsider appears in WBJEE only for Jadhavpur University. Average package for CSE is around Rs 12 Lacs per annum and the fee is around Rs 54000 for two years. Best university in terms of return on investment. You can use your JEE Main marks to get admission in Madhya Pradesh. All India quota seats are there. You can appear for COMEDK and CUSAT entrance test. Many colleges in the Gujarat, Maharashtra and Orrisa provides admission on the basis of JEE Main.

Especially in Mumbai, Pune and Nashik, there is IITians PACE Institute under the guidance of Mr. Praveen Tyagi. He is the mastermind and physics head of this coaching. It has been the topmost coaching for many years and has given major ranks in Maharashtra. Well, the quality of teachers here is unparalleled, so it stands unrivaled from so many years. I have had the honor to work in this institute. Both Mr. Praveen Tyagi and Kuldeep Tyagi are excellent motivators, and then they have Mr. Anshul Singhal for mathematics, one of the best in the business. The best thing about this coaching is that almost all the faculty members are graduates from IIT.

You should practice mock tests daily and while solving the questions always keep in mind that you have only some limited time to solve the mock test. This will help you to score good marks in the examination. By practicing the mock test, you can understand the exam pattern and accordingly manage your time to solve the question. Make a proper time-table and prepare accordingly. Study for at least five to six hours a day. Add some time for breaks and other activities which can help you to refresh. Practice only from those books which almost cover the entire syllabus of the exam. Students can also prefer NCERT books for preparations. Also, solve the previous year question papers and compare your answers with the given solved papers. It will help you to understand your mistakes and difficult areas and after that, you can work on it.

MU OET- Maniple University Online Entrance Examination (MU OET) is an online entrance test organized by the Manipal University for the admission to various courses. However, MUOET is not a rocket Science especially if you have studied rocket propulsion in class 11th.
1. Plan: Do not worry, just plan your steps.
2. Prepare: Prepare with 100% of your efforts and follow the technical instructions given below.
3. Perform: Give your best in limited time and concentrate more on the positive sides of your preparations.
4. Go through the detailed exam pattern, number of questions and the pattern of the exam, MU OET for B.Tech will be going to be a 2 hour 30 minute exam
5. Solve sample question papers on mathematics: Sample question papers gives an idea about the topics, the standard expected, and the skills required. Practice and solve problems extensively. Apply conventional methods first, but as the material becomes familiar to you, start applying short-cuts to improve speed.
6. Since you are familiar to the syllabus their previous classes. Go through the sample papers carefully and makes notes of the quirks involved. Regular practice will make you more familiar with the subjects and help to quickly interpret and solve problems.

Subjects wise preparation can be done like:
1. Physics: Go through NCERT textbooks and be very clear with your basics and important concepts, you would definitely find questions based on these in BITSAT. For numerical solving, you can use a book by H. C. Verma. Even if you solve the first 40%-50% of unsolved exercises, you will make it.
2. Chemistry: Again what I would say is, go through NCERT textbooks and be very clear with your basics and important concepts. Here in chemistry, you would definitely find questions in BITSAT. Directly based on some facts and concepts as given in NCERT books.
3. Mathematics: Prepare an objective mathematics book by Arihant Publication for maths. Practice a lot this subject daily. Apart from these three traditional subjects, you also need to prepare for English and aptitude. You need to speed up your question-solving skills. If you are left with some part before a month, just leave it and move on to the revision and mock tests.

It gets down to three crucial points. (I am assuming that the person carrying on this voyage has already cleared his/her Mains exam and knows all the rudiments of all the topics).
1. Chemistry is the key to get a good score. It needs lesser effort compared to the other two subjects and it is very scoring. So one must study the chemistry NCERT book very meticulously, atleast twice in the 30 days.
2. Attempt previous year IIT-JEE question papers and try to do atleast 1 paper in every two days (or maybe a paper every day). Starting from the latest paper and moving backwards. Bingo, at the end of a month you have solved 15 year's question papers (atleast).
3. The most important part while attempting point number 2 is scrutinizing your test and checking for the scope of improvement. If you're not so good at mechanics or calculus, you should probably give more time to it and keep revising these areas to score well.