Engineering Entrance Exam

Hello,
You can take help of the following tips & tricks:
-Make a fixed schedule.
-Make a list of books and notes and study material you want to prepare from.
-Make a complete sight on the syllabus for exams.
-Mark the important topics and read them first.
-Ask your teachers in case of doubts.
-Do prepare a list of formulas and basic concepts for quick revision.
-Solve previous year's questions for practice.
-Stay positive and work by heart. Don't waste a single minute from now.
-Give equal time to both JEE & board exam preparation.

The answer is given in the order of the best colleges offered:
BITSAT
WBJEE
MHTCET
COMEDK
UPSEE
KCET if you are eligible.
EAMCET if you are eligible.
CUSAT if you are eligible.
VITEEE.

Eligibility for B.Arch:
Candidates should have passed 12th standard or equivalent examination with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks with Mathematics and English as subjects of study. 10+3 Diploma (any stream) recognized by Central/ State Governments with 50% aggregate marks.

Hello Satya,
Firstly, please do not begin your preparation with the assumption that you will not clear it. Have a positive frame of mind. You have an opportunity of appearing three times for JEE Mains. So taking a drop of one year to prepare is a very good decision.

Until your teachers aren't capable of clearing your doubts, you shouldn't rely on educational websites. Clearing one doubt from your teacher will lead you to know more fruitful things than fidgeting on the web to know one particular thing and getting into numerous irrelevant felicitous things.

The city center code of Jaipur is 178.
Refer the following link for the same:
https://engg.entrancecorner.com/viteee-exam-centres/

You have to score 250+ in JEE Mains to be on the safer side to get your desired branch. The score can differ according to the branch you need and your category.

Hello Jyoti,
For joining IIT for civil engineering you have to appear in JEE Mains and Advance and if you want to join PG Program then you have to appear in exam GATE. I hope you understand that both the exams are compulsory to appear for joining IIT but both are at different level.

You should do whatever you are passionate about, if you are interested in doing chemical engineering then go for it.

If you have studied well for UP board exams then you may try for JEE this year itself. UP board is tough as compared to CBSE and you still have time for the exam. You can prepare well. Also, if you are not able to crack JEE and don't get a good engineering college then you can drop a year. But remember that your target are IITs but if you are getting admission in a reputed institute like DTU, BITS Pilani or NITs then also do not take a drop, rather take admission in those colleges as they also offer good placements.