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Contributor-Level 10
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That will help you better.
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Scholar-Level 17
Follow these books if you are appearing for it next year. If this year, then there is less time. So, you go through NCERT:
*Physical Chemistry by O.P. Tandon
This book covers the entire Physical Chemistry syllabus including Atomic Structure, Radioactivity and Nuclear Transformation and Stoichiometry. It has theoretical and numerical problems, which make it a must-have for all those who are preparing for JEE Advanced examinations. Topics like Energetics, Chemical Kinetics, Chemical Equilibrium, Solutions and Electrochemistry are very well explained.
*Organic Chemistry by Paula Bruice Yurkanis
A perfect blend of concept clarity and its a
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Scholar-Level 18
Once the results of JEE Mains are announced, if you have a valid score, then you should register on the website to get admission in NIT's. Those scoring more than cutoffs can register for JEE Advanced.
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Scholar-Level 18
Cut-offs for JEE Mains were 100 for general category candidates in 2016. What happens in 2017 can be predicted by anyone. I suggest you think of max marks and not minimum marks.
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Scholar-Level 18
you need to appear for and pass with good marks, CET conducted by state or private colleges. JEE Mains score is not relevant here.
Best wishes
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Scholar-Level 18
It is not difficult at all. All you need is perseverance and dreams. You should assign time every day for each subject. You should take mock test every week.
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9 years agoGuide-Level 13
Yes, you can get engineering college in Maharashtra without MHCET. You can appear for JEE Main exam. You can get chance in engineering college as per rank in the merit list. But to get IIT, you must have to come through JEE advance.
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Guide-Level 11
VITEEE is a best college for electrical engineering. It has a better prospectus and good alumni records.
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Scholar-Level 18
The cutoffs are announced to enable students to appear for JEE Advanced. You might intend to ask, closing and opening ranks in SVNIT. It varies widely between different categories and different branches.
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