Engineering Entrance Exam

JEE Mains exam is considered as the toughest exam in the engineering field and the syllabus of JEE Mains is designed in such a way that all the portions of class 11th and 12th fall under its syllabus. So, just preparing for JEE Mains is enough to prepare for SRMJEEE but there is one thing, only 2 lakh students qualify for JEE Advanced exam and every year 11 lakh students appear for the exam so, what these 9 lakh students do? A little bit of preparation and overview about the syllabus and questions is quite enough to crack the exam easily.
One thing, just see the syllabus of SRMJEEE and then check if any topic is missing or not and after completing the particular chapter, just go for the previous year's question paper. In this way, you get an idea about the question asked in the SRMJEEE exam and the question of SRMJEEE is quite easy as compared to JEE Mains and always try to solve MCQ questions so that you are well prepared for any exam and face any type of problem asked in the exam.
All the best.

WBJEE is a state level exam for which if someone has studied the whole year then in the last month, touch up can really help a student to score good marks.
Here are few tips to score good marks in WBJEE:
1. Check the syllabus and see how many portions are complete or not. If some are not complete and you know about that topic then try to complete it.
2. Solving previous year's questions is mandatory in the last month of preparation for any exam. It will give you a rough idea about the type of questions which will come in the exam.
3. Managing time is one of the most important factors that would have a bearing on your score. Take as many online mock tests (or in your coaching class) as possible to master the exam time.
4. Preparing for WBJEE involves a study of a vast variety of topics in each subject. Hence, it is critical that you revise a topic multiple times so that your brain's recall power is optimum on exam day.
5. You must be aware of the fact that WBJEE has negative marking for wrong answers. So, stay away from guesswork and attempt only those questions if you're 100% confident as negative marking can drastically affect your score.
All the best.

SRMJEEE is not so much tough exam to crack so a little effort in your preparation will surely give you the best result. Here are few strategies for the preparation of SRMJEEE in one year:
1. Understand clearly each and every single concept from textbooks. Be it Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics, try to solve each objective question from the textbooks for clearing the concepts.
2. Plan your preparation well in advance as to finish each of the chapters, revising and practising them accordingly. Every single topic plays a major role in clearing the SRMJEEE exam.
3. Focusing right from the early stages and studying regularly throughout the duration for preparation of the SRMJEEE exam will be very beneficial instead of cramming at the last minute.
4. Identify the exam format in a thorough manner. Prepare yourself in such a way that high weightage chapters are dealt in advance. Clearing all your doubts well in advance for each and every topic is necessary for clearing the exam
5. Time is of utmost importance. So, measure your time allotted for each query and work accordingly. Time management can help you to get through all the questions in the exam.
6. Practicing previous years question papers is an important way to analyze if you can complete solving each query within the stipulated time. This can aid you to train your mind better. Also, adjusting yourself to the allotted SRMJEEE exam format is necessary for clearing with flying colours.
All the best.

Hi,
If you are left with just one month then follow the below instructions to crack SRMJEE:
1. Practice with Sample papers of SRMJEEE
Self-assessment is an important aspect of the plan on how to prepare for SRMJEEE. Candidates are advised to put their learning to test by attempting the SRMJEEE 2018 sample papers. This exercise serves two purposes. First, it allows candidates to know where they stand in terms of their preparation. Second, candidates can know the weightage of the topics to be studied. Moreover, the old saying Practice makes a person perfect holds true. Constant practice will give candidates familiarity with the exam pattern along with ideas on improving their speed and time management.
2. Make sure you revise well
Revision is a very important part of the How to prepare for SRMJEEE 2018? plan. Every 10 to 15 days, it is mandatory that candidates revise the topics they have completed studying. Revision is important to ensure that candidates dont forget what they have studied. If they dont touch the topics they have studied earlier, there is every chance of forgetting most of it.

This is really a challenging task so if someone who is really talented in the subject then only he or she get such rank. Books alone are not responsible for getting such rank there are a lot of other facts which really matter such as best faculty, best environment and preparing for the exam since standard 8th.
Here are few books which help to score this mark:-
1) Physics:- Arihant Series DC Pandey, Books on Mechanics Part 1, Mechanics Part 2, Waves and Thermodynamics, Electricity and Magnetism and Optics and Modern Physics, Concepts of Physics (both volumes) by HC Verma and MCQ Question Bank by D Mukherjee.
2) Chemistry:- Inorganic Chemistry NCERT Text Book, Organic Chemistry Khan Academy Videos or Arihant books and Numerical problem by RC Mukherjee.
3) Mathematics:- Arihant Series Dr. SK Goyal, Arihant Past Year AIEEE papers, VITEEE Solved Papers and Mock Tests from Arihant, RD Sharma Objective Mathematics Part 1 and Part 2 (NCERT difficulty).
Along with this, you need to solve previous year question paper to score better marks.
All the best!!

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.