Engineering Entrance Exam

To start your career in merchant navy, you have two different options and then they further get divided into more options, so mainly those two options you have (if you wish to join after 12) is either study as usual in naval science college and get placed in any shipping company in placements (B.Tech marine engineering, B.Sc nautical science) or from start itself, get hired by any company, gain sponsorship and get trained by them in their respective academies and join their ships at the post of Deck Cadet.
For any of these options you will have to clear a all India test conducted by Shipping Corporation of India, which is commonly called IMUCET, (Indian maritime university common entrance test), clearing this you will have either go to your company's academy or the basic Indian maritime universities (which comprises the first option I told you), after clearing this test, which is called the merchant navy test, you can start your career in either of the 2 options.

Hello Aaqil,
VITEEE is not a tough exam but it is competitive and so you need to have a good score.
You have questions from PCM/PCB and English.
For PCM / PCB, it is important to have clear knowledge of the concepts.
The questions would be easy when compared JEE. Solve many questions so that you can gain speed and accuracy in calculation.
The previous year papers would help you in knowing the difficulty of the exam.
For English section, there is no separate preparation but you need to have a good understanding in grammar and vocabulary.
The exam has no negative marking and so try to attempt all the questions but don't spend too much time for a single question.
Usually, they won't display your score. But if your rank is below 10000 you can surely get the main campus.

Hello,
This is a crucial time in which you need to perform better and try to be the best in both your board exams as well as JEE exams.
If you are preparing from now for JEE, you can score more marks even though you could clear it. But with proper preparation and hard work you can.
First, focus on all the concepts in PCM. As you would be clear with 12th class, try to have a glimpse of the 11th class syllabi as you get questions from both 11 and 12 classes.
Then, refer to the good study books and test series preparations like Arihant and practice a lot.
Have the formulae in your fingertips so that you could be faster in calculations. To improve speed and accuracy, practice is the key.
Don't stress yourself too much while preparation as health is wealth.
Try to give your best in the exams.

To get all the details about eligibility criteria for IIT JEE 2018, visit- www.eduncle.com/iit-jee
For IIT JEE 2018, following are the eligibility criteria for appearing in this exam:
Should be an Indian, NRIs, PIOs, OCIs or foreign national candidates can also apply.
For General and OBC:
As per the JEE Main Eligibility 2018, candidates must have born after 1st October 1993.
For ST/SC/PWD: ST, SC, PWD can be benefited with 5 years of age relaxation.
12th class/equivalent exam cleared candidates in 2016/2017.
12th Class/Equivalent Exam Appearing Candidates in 2018.
Diploma Holders who have already passed or are in their final year of pursuing Degree.
No. of Attempts: Candidates will only be able to appear in the exam for 3 times.
The candidates who have scored more than 75% or be in Top 20 Percentile in respective Board can only appear in IIT JEE 2018.
In case of ST/SC/PWD Candidates, the percentage criteria will be 65%.