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Aakib Khan
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Paper of JEE Mains is not tough but they make one part tough out of the three parts. Like last year, the paper of maths was tough. Before last year, the paper of physics was tough. It is random. We can't predict anything.
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naren pulikonda
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The JAC Chandigarh takes care of admissions into PEC. Generally, admissions are done not only on the basis of JEE but also on class 12th percentage. So, if you have a good percentage in class 12th, you can get direct admission on the basis of the same.
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Kunwar Bhanu Prakash VermaCivil Engineering NiT Agartala
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NCERT textbooks provide the complete reference for most of the entrance tests, especially, CUSAT. The papers are quite easy and are usually basic concepts. Thoroughly go through it and you will pass CAT with flying colours.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Vrushu,
The trend perhaps is not to reveal anything about the cut-offs! College website has no details. But it is gathered that for Aeronautical engineering branch, cut off was around 60K. But then there are different categories of admission and cut off is different for each.
The trend perhaps is not to reveal anything about the cut-offs! College website has no details. But it is gathered that for Aeronautical engineering branch, cut off was around 60K. But then there are different categories of admission and cut off is different for each.
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rahul r
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1) Engineering Entrance Exams:
JEE Main
JEE Advanced
BITSAT
VITEEE
2) Architecture Entrance Tests:
NATA
3) Medical Entrance Tests:
NEET UG
Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) Entrance Exam
AIIMS MBBS
JIPMER MBBS Entrance Test
Christian Medical College MBBS entrance exam
AIPVT
4) Hotel Management Entrance Exams
NCHMCT JEE
5) Law Entrance Exams
CLAT
ISAT
6) Design Entrance Tests
NIFT entrance test
NID
7) Others
Staff Selection Commission SSC Exam
CPT for Chartered Accountancy.
JEE Main
JEE Advanced
BITSAT
VITEEE
2) Architecture Entrance Tests:
NATA
3) Medical Entrance Tests:
NEET UG
Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) Entrance Exam
AIIMS MBBS
JIPMER MBBS Entrance Test
Christian Medical College MBBS entrance exam
AIPVT
4) Hotel Management Entrance Exams
NCHMCT JEE
5) Law Entrance Exams
CLAT
ISAT
6) Design Entrance Tests
NIFT entrance test
NID
7) Others
Staff Selection Commission SSC Exam
CPT for Chartered Accountancy.
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Sarvesh Kinfer
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Cutoff required in JEE Mains to get CSE in COEP:
To get into CS-IT, EnTC 188+ score is required, for mechanical, electrical it's 176+ etc.
To get into CS-IT, EnTC 188+ score is required, for mechanical, electrical it's 176+ etc.
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Aakib Khan
Guide-Level 12
Ensure that you are self-motivated throughout the preparation process. Make a proper timetable and stick to it. Ideally, pick up the at least 3 subjects of your choice in which you are already comfortable solve the numerical questions in those subjects thoroughly this is very much required to build the confidence.
Next move to 3 more subjects in which you are moderately okay, read twice or thrice the basic concepts then solve numericals. Lastly based on time, you can decide to complete the rest of the subjects or not. While the preparation is going on its important to make short notes and key formulae this comes very much handy for the
Next move to 3 more subjects in which you are moderately okay, read twice or thrice the basic concepts then solve numericals. Lastly based on time, you can decide to complete the rest of the subjects or not. While the preparation is going on its important to make short notes and key formulae this comes very much handy for the
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