Engineering Entrance Exam

AMU stands for Aligarh Muslim University Engineering entrance examination. AMU EEE is conducted by Aligarh Muslim University for B.Tech program in like various branches like chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, electronic engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, petrochemical engineering.
Here are few strategies for last month preparation:
1. Determination is the most important thing to clear any examination.
2. Manage your time carefully study in the leisure period instead of doing sometimes other.
3. Revise the subjects well and does not leave any important chapters or any points but never start new chapter which you can't study in the previous year.
4. Solve sample papers, follow guide books and solve test papers as many as possible previous year question paper really helps a lot.
5. The candidates can also join the crash course coaching institutes such as, TIME, Resonance, FIITJEE and many more to get much more clear ideas and trick to apply for saving time in the examination.

When 1 month is left for the exam there is no need to start new topics, just review all the previously studied topics and solve previous year's question.
VITEEE is the exam conducted by VIT, Vellore for admission in different programs and VIT is one of the top colleges so the exam's questions are also up to the level.
Here are few tips for scoring good marks in VITEEE:
1. Solve many questions as this helps in improving your speed and concepts. It is only with practice that one gets to know the diverse approach of attempting query.
2. While preparing questions, focus on all the likely technique of problem solving and apply shortcut technique to save time.
Attempting questions with importance on fundamentals ignites the thinking procedure and aids in developing the analytical skills.
3. In order to break Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Exam, one needs to effort on his view aptitude. The exam just tests your way of thinking ability and those who are based on reason can easily top this exam.
4. While going through the section just quote down the significant points separately and practice your revision notes or flash cards. These notes are actually useful particularly in the final days when you don't have enough time to go through the entire stuff again.
5. Previous year papers of VITEEE are very important in the logic that they help in knowing the trend of query asked in the exam. After covering certain section of syllabus, refer the previous year's papers.

AMU (Engineering) stands at the 1st position in India according to the lowest total fee (including hostel fee) per year which is RS 10555/- for the first year and from the second year fees is RS 5255/- per year per student. So many students want admission here.
Here are few important topics for AMUEEE:
PHYSICS- Wave Optics, Thermodynamics, Oscillations and waves, Electrostatics, Electromagnetic Induction and A.C, Semiconductor, Electronic Devices, Gravitation and Rotation Motion.
Mathematics -Conic sections, Vectors, Matrices and Determinants, Differential Equations Application of derivatives, Probability, 3D Geometry, Straight line, Arithmetic Progression, Complex Number, Permutation and Combination.
CHEMISTRY - Chemical Bonding, States of matter, Thermodynamic, Equilibrium, S&D block elements, Coordination compounds, Electrochemistry, Extraction of metel, Solution, General organic compound, Aldehyde ketone and ethers and Biomolecules.
Read all these chapter and be sure that one can score good marks in AMUEEE but never forget previous year's question paper of AMUEEE exam which makes your preparation better.

Hello,
West Bengal appears to be the only state not insisting on domicile certificate for taking WBJEE. The official announcement has been made and full information is available on its website. However for benefit of students I will state few important facts.The WBJEE will be conducted n 22 Apr 2018. It will be in Pen and Paper mode only. There will be two papers. One for maths and other for Chemistry + Physics. Both papers will be two hours duration. Any citizen of India can appear. He/she should be of minimum age of 17 years. There is no upper limit. Exam will be conducted in 44 cities spread across West Bengal, Assam and Tripura. If one sees this, it's clear that student outside West Bengal can surely appear and get admission in any of the 104 participating institutions across West Bengal.To conclude, I will say that any Indian citizen of 17 years or more can appear for this exam of course with restrictions of marks for general and reserve category students of 45% and 40% respectively along with need to score at least 30% in English.

Hello,
It's a nice query to ask. Almost students who want to pursue engineering are faced with this issue. But I would advise you not to worry. What needs to be done, one has to simply do it. Having said this, I want to allay your fears. If you are preparing for JEE then you need not prepare separately for WBJEE. Having said this, it does not mean that you can just relax. There are still some things that you must do to score good marks in WBJEE.WB Government has already issued notification for exam that is to be conducted on 22 April 2018. It will have two papers of two hours duration each. Paper 1 will be of maths and Paper 2 will be of Chemistry and Physics. Exam will be conducted only in Pen and Paper mode. These were the mundane statistics. Now I will come to nuances that you must remember or prepare for. Taking mock test every week after few months of study will go a long way in preparing you for exam. Here you will realise difference in the exam pattern. If possible then I would advise you to take some coaching for solving exams. Coaching classes have well developed skills of tricks of how to answer in shortest possible time! This goes a long way in helping students attack max questions which in turn helps in getting more marks.In conclusion, I would advise students that separate preparation is not required for WBJEE if one is studying for JEE also. Only practice of solving mock papers is required to be studied separately.

IIT coaching has now become an untouched part of all the engineering aspirants, though the students move to Kota and other big cities for coaching due to lack of the information. These are the coaching centres one should know about. Coaching classes for JEE in Haryana are:
1. Akash Educational Services
2. Bansal Tutorials
3. A.K Vidyamandir
4. Brilliant Tutorials
5. Ace Tutorials
6. MIIT-JEE
7. Everonn Education Ltd.
8 FIITJEE
These are the well-known coaching centres though there are many local coaching centres in different cities of Haryana which also produce good results.
According to me, if a person is unable to go to any of the above coaching classes then he or she may join a local coaching class and solve the practise materials of any reputed institute. Also, thorough theory and full dedication may lead you to the desired level.
Also, a reputed coaching called Super 30 which is managed by Anand Kumar in Bihar provides free education and accommodation facilities is a good option. It provides 100 percent results.
One may join that too if able to shift comfortably.
Thank you.
Hope it helped.

This is really a challenging task as just getting a good book is not enough, you need best mentors and preparation for JEE from Class 8th then only one can get perfection in their subjects to score best marks in the exam.
For the concepts, if you like to be absolutely clear then apart from your notes, you can consider the following textbooks:
a) Physics: HC Verma, DC Pandey, Resnick and Halliday Walker and NCERT.
b) Maths: I A Maron for Calculus, S L Loney, Amit Agrawal, IIT-Mathematics by ML Khana and NCERT.
c) Chemistry: NCERT, OP Tandon, JD Lee, LG Wade, Morrison Boyd and NCERT.For practice questions, you can look into these:
a) Physics: Irodov, D Mukherjee and DC Pandey.
b) Maths: Loney, TMH, Cengage and coaching package.
c) Chemistry: OP Tandon, OP Agarwal, RC Mukherjee and P Bahudar.
d) Online: Eagerbug
NCERT Exemplar Problems books are also needed.
The previous year question papers need to be solved and one can also have to go with the package of resonance or Allen and their test series for scoring such rank in JEE Advanced exam.
All the best.

Based on the individual subjects, here is what you should do and where you can focus upon a bit more:
Physical Chemistry: Remember the formulae and practise the questions. Focus: Thermodynamics.
Inorganic Chemistry: Do a little bit of reading from the start so you are in touch with it constantly. Focus: Analytical Chemistry.
Organic Chemistry: It also demands constant and regular efforts. Focus: Reaction Mechanisms.
Mathematics: Make a chart of all the formulae. Practice a great deal. Remember 3 Ts: Tips, Tricks and Techniques for each topic. Focus: Calculus.
Physics: Remember the concepts and practise the questions. Focus: Mechanics.
Tips for preparing for JEE Advanced 2018:
You must understand that there is no such thing as an important topic. All topics are important, questions can be set from any topic. You just have to do your best. Since you have time, don't leave any topic unattended.
While practising, highlight the questions which you find tricky and conceptual for future reference. Every day, cover topics from all the three subjects. It helps you to maintain a balance right from the start. Make a schedule which would work on eliminating your weak links and strengthening your strong ones. Try to stick to it.
After topic wise revision, you should start with the test series, online or offline, quite early. As it creates an exam-like environment, you would come to know your mistakes and shortcomings and you can work upon them.
JEE Advanced is all about quality and not quantity. It is better to focus on things and get a better understanding than having a basic idea of all the topics. If you have decided to study for IIT JEE Advanced in 1 year.
Stay motivated:
A major obstacle in the path of your glory of JEE Advanced will be the difficulty to stay motivated throughout. One year is a very long time. Most people usually fall prey to distractions, deviate from the track and lose interest. It is very late by the time they realize a lot of time have been wasted by them and the ball remains no longer in their court. If you are easily distracted, it is advisable to join a coaching centre or enrol for test series.
If you couldn't clear JEE Advanced in the first attempt, take it as a challenge, perhaps your first learning of life. Trust yourself. With hard work everything is possible.
All the very best.