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If two or more candidates secure the same WBJEE score, the authorities will follow the official tie-breaking guidelines to allot ranks to the candidates. The guidelines will be followed the order specified by the authorities to ensure that the candidates are allotted the ranks well. More details on the tie-breaking guidelines is released by the authorities online.

One can find the JEE guidebook in PDF format at NTa's official website. Various book publishers such as Arihant, MTG, and Oswal publications also publish books ' PDFs on their official websites. PDFs can also be found on the websites of various academies such as Khan Acadmey or PW.

One can find the previous year's question paper of 2022 and 2023 10th history and civics on the official website of the desired board, i.e., CBSE, ICSE, or state board. Question papers are uploaded with answer keys after the exam is over. PYqs are also available at the local book stores 2-3 months before the exam.

Admission to B.E./B.Tech courses in GRT Institute of Engineering and Technology is primarily based on the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) counselling, where your Class 12 marks are taken into account for merit-based selection. Direct admission without participating in TNEA is not usually possible, as the institute follows the general state counselling process for allotment of seats. You need to apply through TNEA, specify GRT Institute as your choice, and attend the centralized counselling for getting admission in B.E./B.Tech courses.

JEE Main exam has three subjects- Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Question paper of JEE Main is prepared with questions from all the three subjects with equal weightage of 33%. A total of 90 questions are asked in the exam, 30 each from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The syllabus of JEE Mains for all three subjects is as per the CBSE/NCERT textbook of class 11 and 12. Candidates can check the syllabus from the official website of JEE Main or from the Shiksha page.

Yes, good IPMAT mock tests follow the same structure as the actual IPMAT exam, including the number of questions, sectional timing, and marking scheme. However, difficulty levels may vary slightly across platforms. For the most accurate experience, use official or reputed IPMAT mock test series.

It is not necessary for the IPMAT mock test scores to be similar or close to the actual scores. However, IPMAT mock test scores give a realistic estimate of the student's performance. Students should analyse their performance and track progress through the mock tests to identify areas of improvement rather than focusing solely on scores obtained. 

To score 280+ in IPMAT, students should aim to take 18–25 full-length mock tests and analyze each one thoroughly. Students should also focus on taking 2 to 4 mock tests per week and review mistakes. In the final weeks, students can attempt to take two to four mock tests per week. 

Students should analyse the mock tests and try avoiding guesswork, especially in the short answer (SA) section.