Engineering Entrance Exam

The strategy should be the one with focused and hardworking soul.
The most important part of the competitive preparation is that the one is unable to continue the same hard work it has initiated with.
That intensity should be maintains throughout the session for making the absolute place in the toppers.
Now, the guidelines one should follow to crack WBJEE are:
Go through the entire theory portion and no part of the theory should be skipped from your mind especially from chemistry's inorganic part.
Secondly, don't let any distraction element interfere in your life because the one year may be worth the whole life.
Third, constantly focus on the previous year papers and you should be aware about the syllabus of the exam. For that, go through the website or manual of the respective exam.
For excellence in maths and physics, more the practice more the confidence is generated. Don't try to cover the whole theory by reading but practice as many questions as possible for that.
And last, have a study of atleast 6 hours and more daily.
Thank you. I hope it helped.

It is very easy to crack AMUEEE in three months when it comes to hardcore preparations and time management.
Though the one preparing for AMUEEE will be definitely preparing for JEE Mains which is a plus point as both the exams have the same number of topics and syllabus.
One can easily not crack the exams, but can get the desired branch by following easy but precious tips.
Firstly, believe in your practice and preparations. Don't worry about the performance of your peers if their performance is better.
Secondly, try to revise all the chapters in first 15 days and have a thorough revision of the NCERT textbooks and the state board books.
Third, try to solve as many questions in the next 15 days and learn the basics of the topic which you find difficult and is important for the syllabus.
The last and the most important tip, rather than the number of questions, solve quality questions and work on the concepts as well as formulas because some questions will definitely be formula based.
Thank you and best of luck.

Birla Institute of Technology and Science Aptitude Test (BITSAT) is conducted by Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) to offer admissions to interested candidates in its BE, Pharma and M.Sc programmes. BITSAT exam is a computer-based test (CBT) which aspirants need to clear in order to secure admission at BITS campuses located at Pilani, Goa and Hyderabad.
If you have prepared rigorously for JEE for one or two years then it would be easy for you to crack BITSAT in 3 months. But if you are talking about starting from the scratch and cracking it in three months, it is pretty difficult.
Firstly, start with the NCERT books and I hope that you have at least studied from these in past year. So, solve all the numericals possible and try to cover as much ground as possible.
For physics, you can use DC Pandey objective Physics book.
For maths, R.D Sharma will be fine.
For Chemistry, NCERT will be fine.
Once you are done with most of the portion, start taking mock tests. You can either buy books for that.
Solve the mocks, analyze the paper and learn from your mistakes.
I will suggest that you start your preparation at least one year before the exam.
All the best.

If you are preparing it for last two years, one year or 6 months or even you have studied well for boards then you have a chance to get a place among the toppers by following few tips mentioned below.
These tips consist of the outcomes of the students who commit the major mistakes in the exams and perform well in their tests.
Number one, don't try to revise the whole chapter as it will simply consume your time and you will be left with nothing at the end.
Focus more on concepts rather than books and practise sheets quantity.
Be confident about your preparations and don't get demotivated as someone in your institute will pretend to be intelligent but believe in yourself.
Practising the previous year's questions is the mandatory part.
If you want to get all the fundamental and theory knowledge, you can prepare and practise questions from the questions asked in 2005.
At last, take a healthy diet, don't expose yourself much to the outer world till the exams and try to remain safe if possible at the home because our one mistake can ruin our hard work.
Thank you and best of luck.

The JEE Mains and IPUCET has the same topics in physics, chemistry and mathematics.
While doing preparation, one should know at which level he/she stood in JEE Mains.
If the preparation was wholehearted then you will get admission in NIT. If you fail to perform well in JEE Mains then do the self analysis of the topics and the mistakes made.
If the results are the same but you think you have prepared hard then you have to work on yourself and have some counselling and apply some extra effort.
As far as the level is concerned, IPUCET is easier and comfortable than JEE Mains.
You should solve the previous years' papers. If you can solve the previous years JEE Mains papers easily then you don't need to prepare or take much tension about IPUCET.
So, the answer should include, how you have prepared for JEE Mains? How satisfied are you with the preparations?
At last, go through calculus, thermodynamics, vectors and 3D, optics, mole, atomic structure, biomolecules, alkanes and chemical bonding.
Thank you.
Hope it helped.

The possible answer to this question can be given by yourself only.
Practically, all the topics that are covered in JEE Mains are also covered in AMUEEE and though the level is very easy as compared to JEE Mains so there is no separate preparation needed for the AMUEEE.
The only factor which would be there is (maybe) time difference between both the exams so one can go with thorough revision before appearing for the exam and can solve the previous AMUEEE papers to know the criteria and the points which need focus in the syllabus.
Also, it depends on the student that how he or she is preparing for the JEE Mains.
If he or she prepares wholeheartedly, he/she will qualify JEE Mains with very great marks and will secure a good rank. Also, if they are unable to perform well then also preparations are enough for AMUEEE. If someone has not thoroughly prepared and not studied the fundamentals and the NCERT books, he or she needs to focus on the preparations before taking AMUEEE and need to solve a lot of practise questions, again on the basis of his or her requirements.
Thank you. Hope it helped.

The answer is no. You cannot get into SRM through TNEA.
Anna University conducts Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) to offer admissions to candidates in various engineering colleges in the state of Tamil Nadu. TNEA counselling is a single window process and admissions in Tamil Nadu engineering colleges are offered through such a process because authorities believe that such an initiative facilitates transparency.
Here is the list of colleges that accept TNEA scores: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/tnea-2014-list-of-tamil-nadu-engineering-colleges-blogId-8105
Sri Ramaswamy Memorial (SRM) University conducts Sri Ramaswamy Memorial University Joint Engineering Entrance Examination (SRMJEEE - UG) to offer admissions to interested candidates in its B.Tech programmes.SRM University also conducts SRM Joint Engineering Entrance Exam (SRMJEEE) through which it offers admissions to candidates in programmes like Health Sciences. Candidates can appear for SRMJEEE either through the paper-pencil mode or even as a computer-based exam.
So for getting into SRM, you need to give SRMJEE.
Sources -
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/tnea
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/srmjeee-ug

It differs from person to person depending on one's current academic performance. But yeah it sure is possible to crack IIT JEE Mains and Advance in 1 year if you follow the proper routine. Some of the tips are mentioned below:
- From the point of view of a proper routine, the minimum time you should be dedicating is at least 5-6 hours on self-study regularly. You should split the self-study time into two core parts: one for revision purpose and second for day-to-day self-study. Revision is very essential because syllabus of class 11th and 12th PCM is vast.
- Join a coaching institute and resolve their study materials repeatedly. Nowadays there are numerous tablet courses existing such as Aakash and Plancess. The advantage of joining tablet courses is that you have plenty amount of time for self-study which I contemplate is most vital piece when preparing for IIT JEE. You can go for classroom courses also but yeah then your timetable will be a bit tiresome. But it depends on you if you can accomplish 6 hours of self-study after attending classes or not. Also, they have introduced Adaptive Learning in their test series which I think no other institutes has done yet. -Watch sample lectures yourself in YouTube and go for the one that suits your need well.
- You have to put equal importance to all the three subjects. If you neglect any of the subjects then you will never be able to get rank below 1000. In fact, it will even decrease your probability of clear IIT Advance significantly.
- Always take part in All India Test Series. In this matter, Aakash is best as many students participate in Aakash All India Test Series. FIT JEE also good when it comes All India Test Series. All India Test Series will give a proper assessment of where you lie among the crowd as you will be competing with 12 lac students in IIT JEE Mains. So, you should have an idea about what it is like to compete with students from different parts of the country.