Engineering Entrance Exam

The best option for students who want to prepare for JEE Mains and board exam is to simultaneously prepare for both the exams. A student can join weekend classes for the preparation of JEE Mains, it will give ample time for the self-study.

Hi Thushar,
7 months is more than enough to crack JEE Advance if you follow the right schedule and and practice well. From next year the minimum percentage required for JEE in 12th is 75%, you need to balance that as well.

Check out the link below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/top-engineering-colleges-in-bangalore-accepting-jee-mains-score-rankingpage-44-0-0-278-6244

It depends on your interest. MBA or GATE both are good options. If you don't want to study technical after engineering, then you can go for MBA.

An interesting proposition indeed, but this year organiser does not answer this question. Maybe if the marks are not rounded-off then with so many fractions floating around, this situation may not arise practically.

Hello,
It's too late to ask this question. The best coaching institutes close their doors almost one year in advance. However, this does not mean the end of the road. Search for the nearest institute, meet the person in charge and join it.

No, you are not eligible for writing BITSAT in 2017 if you passed your 12th exam in 2015. Students who will be writing 12th exams in 2017 or who passed exam in 2016, only are eligible to give BITSAT 2017 exams.
You can also refer the below given link for the same:
http://bitsadmission.com/fdmain.aspx

If you have completed class 12th from state board or CBSE board with science stream then your can prepare for JEE Mains or CET exam.

It will not require you to write.

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