Engineering Entrance Exam

There is no coaching for BITSAT as such. You have to prepare for JEE properly and you can crack BITSAT.
Self-Study is the most important aspect which no one can deny, but coaching certainly gives an edge. Good coaching always give ample time to do self-study. Over the years the number of coaching for JEE has grown and each of them claims to be the best, so JEE aspirants seem to be confused of which coaching to take which will be best for them. I am putting forward the Best IIT JEE Coaching Classes in India:-
Allen Kota 2000+ students have cracked JEE Advanced and 25000+ students have cracked JEE Mains. The best part about Allen Coaching is that it gives individual attention and helps the students to excel in all the important entrances, so they do not only focus on JEE Advanced but also on mains, BITSAT and also board exams.
Vibrant Academy - 1400+ students have cracked JEE Advanced out of 2800 students (I.e. 50% success). The faculties in the top 3-5 batches are one of the best in India. But the important point here is that it is highly focused on JEE Advanced and do not give much time on other entrances and board exams.
FIITJEE South Delhi 2 in Top 100, 9 in Top 500 & 20 in Top 1000 All India Ranks secured by Classroom / Integrated School Program, 668 Students of FIITJEE South Delhi Centre from all Programs have qualified JEE Advanced, 2015.
Sri Chaitanya and Narayana (CHAINA) Hyderabad. They got Top 3 IIT Ranks in JEE Main 2016. Madhapur campus would be better if u are willing to stay in the hostel. Classes begin at 6am in the morning and continue till 1pm, then you have study hours from 2pm and continue till 8pm.
Resonance Kota- 3500+ students of Resonance cracked JEE Advanced (note: it is from all over India centers). The faculties in top 2-3 batches are experienced and are well capable to guide you to crack JEE, but the lower batches do not get great faculties.
There are other coachings as well like Vidyamandir Classes New Delhi, Super 30 Patna, IITians PACE Mumbai, Aakash Institute New Delhi, etc. I have written vividly about all the good coaching in my blog Top 10 IIT Coaching in India.

WBJEE is predominantly a test that tests a candidate for speed. The questions are generally based on a single concept and are not so complex. Hence, you need not go to deeper levels of theory to ace this test. If one is preparing diligently for JEE then the same prep can be easily translated for WBJEE. The single most important resource I would recommend would be the previous year questions. Arihant publications has a booklet that has solved the past 15 years of the WBJEE. This may come in handy to fine tune your preparation.
Other books that can be referred are-
Physics- NCERT textbooks of classes 11 and 12, Pradeep publication and HC Verma
Maths- RD Sharma objective book, you can also refer RS Aggarwal
Chemistry- NCERT for physical chemistry, OP Tandon for inorganic and Arihant for organic chemistry.
NCERT textbooks should be your Bibles to ace this test and the test doesn't expect a student to apply multiple concepts in a single question.
Focus on time and pick the questions from your areas of strength and you shall be good to go!

Telangana State Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (TS EAMCET) is a state level entrance examination for admissions to undergraduate engineering programmes. Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU), Hyderabad conducted the TS EAMCET 2017 exam on the month of May. Eligibility criteria is specified by JNTUH regarding age, education, marks obtained in qualifying examination, etc for candidates to appear for the EAMCET exam. Aspirants, who meet the eligibility requirement will be able to give entrance test for admissions to UG course offered by the participating college of TS EAMCET. Yes, a student who is Indian Nationals/ Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) / Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) Card Holder student can appear in the exam having 16 year above at the time of form filling. Candidate should obtain at least 45% of marks (40% in case of candidates belonging to reserved category) but there is no category for other state students. So for all the students of other states, they need to score more than 45% in their qualifying exam.
Again here also reservation makes competition really tough.

SRMJEEE is actually not a very tough exam when compared to JEE Mains, BITSAT, etc., but that doesn't mean things can be taken for granted either, particularly taking into consideration the heavy competition that there is for such exams. So, read further to gain an insight on the little you could do to crack this little nut of an exam with a really good rank.
First of all, take a look at the syllabus that is given to you in the SRM prospectus. Most of it would be the same as your class 11th and 12th PCM syllabus. If you are a CBSE student, you will find that they are exactly the same topics as in the NCERTs.
Next, try to gain a good conceptual understanding of the same and then work out certain numerical problems in each of the topics in Physics and Chemistry (if any) and selected problems in Maths. Just so as to revise the concepts (try to concentrate on the areas you had trouble gaining clarity during the boards and work to clear them).
Try solving the sample papers provided in the prospectus or the website, if time permits. If you are already undergoing some sort of coaching for the JEE Mains, I believe this should not be hard for you and you would perhaps be accustomed to tougher papers.
After you have done all this (if you have done half of all that I have mentioned above, this exam is still going to be a calk walk), just keep calm and take your exam. Mind you, there is negative marking in SRMJEEE, unlike the VIT entrance test.

VIT, Vellore accepts admission only through VITEEE.
For more details about its eligibility, you may refer to the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/vit-university-vellore-29714/admission#admission
Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) University conducts Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Exam (VITEEE) to offer admissions to aspirants in B.Tech programmes available at its Vellore and Chennai campuses.
VITEEE is a computer based test (CBT) and its language of instruction is English only. The duration of this entrance exam is two and a half hours.
Apart from exam centres in India, VITEEE is also held at two international test centres which are Dubai and Kuwait.

The crux of all the major engineering entrance exam that a student prepared or is essentially the same. They all focus on concepts of physics, chemistry and maths. The difference is only in the level of difficulty.
JEE is definitely the highest and the toughest when it comes to the level of difficulty and it tests you on applying multiple concepts in a single question. In addition to that, it also tests your endurance as an engineering aspirant. If one prepared for an exam like JEE, one can be rest assured that all the parameters of your preparation are being covered as JEE is the most exhaustive among the entrance tests.
So, one does not need to prepare separately for VITEEE as your fundamental preparation is already done. What one can do additionally is:
1. Go through past year papers of VITEEE to see the level of difficulty.
2. Take times mock sets for VITEEE. This is important because, in easier entrance exams, time management becomes a matter of paramount importance as the cut-off is higher. So, you need to answer more questions with higher accuracy.
Apart from this, no additional or separate preparation is needed.

No, you don't need to prepare for MUOET separately if you are preparing for JEE exam. MUOET paper is quite easy as compared to JEE paper. You just have to solve mock papers of MUOET to get an idea of paper pattern and quality as well as the quantity of questions asked.
Syllabus of both the exams is almost similar. Physics, chemistry and mathematics are common in both the exams. But MUOET asks few questions of English and aptitude.
Again, the level of aptitude and English is not too high, you can easily prepare for it in one or two months before the examination. You can take a lot of mock papers to boost your confidence.
NCERT is enough for chemistry and for physics part, you may prefer HC Verma. You may refer RD Sharma MCQ for maths.
MUOET is not that hard nut to crack, so even if you have prepared/finished 50% syllabus of JEE then you can easily crack it. So don't worry about MUOET and prepare for JEE with full confidence and determination.
Hope it helped.