Engineering Entrance Exam

Hello,
Firstly you should aim to score better in JEE Mains so that you become eligible for JEE Advanced. Then prepare well so that you are in the top 90+ percentile bracket.
Best wishes!

For General category students, you need to have your AIR below the given figures for the given branches.
Computer -6k
Mechanical-13k
EC - 13k
Chemical- 20k
Civil- 24k
Electrical -16k.
Anything above 170 in Mains will be good enough to get into SVNIT.

Hi Vaibhavi,
The last date to submit the application form will be 23rd March 2017. Candidates can also fill the form with late fee of Rs. 500 from 24th March to 30th March 2017.

Hello Mohsin,
frankly I have not understood your query. Still I shall attempt. A student has to appear in many entrance exams. e.g. if you are from Karnataka, you need to apply for JEE Mains, government's CET & COMEDK. Similarly, you too will have to appear for at least your state's entrance exam.

You can try for Resonance, if possible go to the Kota campus as it is Famous for IIT/AIEEE.

Yes that's enough but take a look of your notes copy too.
That will help you better.

Hey,
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 Stoichiomet

Hello Abhilash,
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.

Hello Sudhanshu,
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.

Hello Adarsh,
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