Engineering Entrance Exam

Hello Kartic,
It's not space Science to study for JEE Mains. It's actually quite simple & straight forward. Assign time for each subject every day. Assign some time for exercise everyday. Take mock tests. Get results evaluated to know weak areas and give more time for study of weak areas. If you follow this, then I am sure you will do well.

Hello Vinay,
It's actually not an issue at all if you are studying in a school having CBSE pattern. This is so since the syllabus is exactly same for both the exams. However, if you are studying in class 12th from some other board the syllabus could be little different. In this case, you have to study a bit more. Of course, over and above all this, you have to study for other subjects for class 12th board exams which are not in JEE Mains. Study all the subjects every day. Assign some of the time for exercise too.

Hello Ayush,
There is no standard yardstick to measure performance of these coaching institutes. Authenticity of the adverts placed by these institutions in newspapers is unverified. Hence one had to take it with a pinch of salt. Having said this, it still remains open as to where to go. I will advise you to select that institute in which you have more faith.

No, JEE has got the clearance not to add board weightage from 2017 onwards.
All the best.

Made Easy is the best according to previous record.

Check srmuniv.ac.in. Its syllabus is almost similar to IIT-JEE Mains syllabus. Well, preparing for IIT-JEE will make it easy for you to clear SRMJEEE.

JEE Mains and board exam preparations can go hand in hand especially for CBSE / ICSE students.
You need to understand every concept of NCERT text books. JEE mains questions are purely based on NCERT. Further, few tricks like dimensional analysis, substituting values an eliminating options can help you to "hack" questions.

Hi,
This year, board marks will not be considered for JEE mains.
So, to get in the best NITs (in south India like Calicut, Surathkal, Warangal) you need to have above the following marks.
General Candidates: 200/360
Reservation eligible candidates: 170/360
These are just approximations from previous results. Aim for 300+ and get into the top tank.

Hello Angad,
It's very nice to see that even though you are in class 10th, you have started thinking about JEE Mains and Advanced. Any exam seems quite tough at first glance but as one prepares for it, it becomes simpler and simpler. As per the news article in newspapers, from 2018 onwards there will be only on pan India test conducted by newly created "National Testing Agency". However, be it this or JEE Mains, I feel pattern will be same. My advice is: Study all subjects everyday, assign some time for exercise, some time for Pranayam and some time for entertainment. Study with intention of learning and you will achieve success.

In order to get admission in NIT you need to score above 200 marks in JEE. To get these marks you need to attempt at least 17 correct questions in all the 3 subjects (by this you can score total 204 marks) which are enough to get entry in a good NIT. Try not to answer incorrectly.