Engineering Entrance Exam

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.

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

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.

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.

JEE is conducted at all India level. CET is conducted at state level.

There is no other way as the application date is already over. Now, you cannot apply for paper 1. You can start preparing for paper 2.
All the best.

JEE Mains will allow you to take admission in state government colleges and NITs. For IITs, you need to crack JEE advance. You need to score above 180 marks in JEE Advance for IIT – Kharagpur, if you belong to SC category.
All the best.

280+ in JEE Mains for general category.

The last date of the application form for engineering colleges in India varies from institution to institution. In India, we have engineering colleges (Both government and private). You can get admission in a government college after appearing for an entrance exam. There are many private colleges al

50 in Advanced of JEE Mains.