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Harshit Jain
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The percentage of class 12th is considered in JEE ranks now. The overall ranking is calculated on the basis of number of marks obtained in JEE exams, class 10th and 12th. You need to score 75% in class 12th to be eligible to JEE Mains.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
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Hi,
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All the best.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello,
I would suggest you to appear for AIEEE. This entrance examination also provide admission to government colleges, which are cost-effective.
I would also suggest you to appear for individual state examinations (OJEE in Odisha, EAMCET in Andhra Pradesh/Telangana, COMEDK in Karnataka, etc.). These exams also guarantee you good colleges and serve as a backup, in case things don't end up the way you've planned for IIT/ AIEEE.
Every state has its own share of good engineering colleges. So, don't underestimate or overlook them. They can prove to be vital. The more the entrance examinations you appear for, the more the options you will hav
I would suggest you to appear for AIEEE. This entrance examination also provide admission to government colleges, which are cost-effective.
I would also suggest you to appear for individual state examinations (OJEE in Odisha, EAMCET in Andhra Pradesh/Telangana, COMEDK in Karnataka, etc.). These exams also guarantee you good colleges and serve as a backup, in case things don't end up the way you've planned for IIT/ AIEEE.
Every state has its own share of good engineering colleges. So, don't underestimate or overlook them. They can prove to be vital. The more the entrance examinations you appear for, the more the options you will hav
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Vikash Ranjan
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The cut off is decided on different conditions. There are total five round for different categories.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Krishanth,
Actually, there are no dis-advantages. It's simply that till now, you are accustomed to pen & paper and suddenly online. Going forward, more & more exams are likely to be conducted online only.
Actually, there are no dis-advantages. It's simply that till now, you are accustomed to pen & paper and suddenly online. Going forward, more & more exams are likely to be conducted online only.
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amisha patel
Contributor-Level 6
Follow these steps, it might help:
1. Solve at least 40-80 numerical problems daily.
Including physics, chemistry and, mathematics.
2. Set time limits for questions.
Practice to improve speed on problem-solving.
3. Start with the difficult areas first.
Keep notes on the hardest sections and work your way to the easier material.
4. Prioritise by topic.
Develop your strategy to prioritise your subjects in accordance to your requirements.
5. Analyse your mistakes.
Find the points that you often face difficulty with and which slow you down.
6. Never quit until you have achieved daily target.
Once you have solved your daily problems, make tomorrow's p
1. Solve at least 40-80 numerical problems daily.
Including physics, chemistry and, mathematics.
2. Set time limits for questions.
Practice to improve speed on problem-solving.
3. Start with the difficult areas first.
Keep notes on the hardest sections and work your way to the easier material.
4. Prioritise by topic.
Develop your strategy to prioritise your subjects in accordance to your requirements.
5. Analyse your mistakes.
Find the points that you often face difficulty with and which slow you down.
6. Never quit until you have achieved daily target.
Once you have solved your daily problems, make tomorrow's p
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
R.D.Sharma is a good book to clear basic concepts. If you want to improvise on it and try some challenging problems then go for M.L.Khanna.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
Keep your basics clear. Revise the concepts again and again, especially the formulas in Maths and Chemistry. Try to solve the previous years papers or papers available from coaching institutes.
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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi
Guide-Level 15
JEE is conducted at all India level. CET is conducted at state level.
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