Engineering Entrance Exam

Hello Lipi,
In your case, I would suggest you to appear for AIEEE. This entrance examination provide admissions to NITs and other 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, COM

Even if you are not prepared well you must sit for IIT-Mains. You can get into other good engineering colleges like NITs and other private engineering which accepts scores of IIT-Mains. If your aim is to pursue engineering from IIT only than you have one more option taking a drop of one year and try

All the question asked in JEE Mains exam is from NCERT books, but some of the question are twisted to look hard for students.

Hi,
The best way is to learn time management. Learn how to manage your time in the examination. The important chapters in maths are calculus, geometry, vectors and algebra. In physics you have rotational and fluid mechanics, optics, modern physics, current electricity and gravitation. In chemistry yo

To get a top college and your desired branch you need to have a rank below 2000 if you are an OC candidate. The score can’t be told exactly because the pattern and marking system differs every year. So, you need to have minimum 40%.

You can get into NITs by scoring more than 160 marks in JEE Mains and 75% in 12th boards.

Yes, it is possible because many questions are asked from 12th standard but it is possible if you have grip on all the chapters of class 12th.

The required cutoff is 48 marks, but if you want to get admission in your preferred branch then you need to have a score around 100 marks.

Hello Akash, cut off was 19000 last year for mechanical engineering. However, every year it varies. My advice would be to not worry about this. But get going about preparing for the entrance exam. Best wishes.

Hello Venkatesh,
Since method of deciding on AIR has undergone change, data of previous year's cutoff is of no use. However, it is expected that few sites may offer this once exam is over. However, I would advise you to not worry about this and concentrate on your studies.