Exam

"Before you can score, you must first have a goal.”
Firstly, you must try to maximize your JEE Main score to bag a seat in PEC. According to the previous year cut-off analysis of PEC admissions, you must score approximately 220+ Marks for hassle-free admission process in your preferred stream for gen

I think you should provide your current address, because you mentioned that you are from rural area. So, reaching out in your place can be difficult. But, you currently live in capital, so reaching out near you can be easier. So, you can prefer your current address. Hope this helps you.

Tips to crack:
Practice reading comprehension: Practice as many as reading comprehensions as possible. The best way to solve a comprehension is by breaking it into parts. Take one question at a time. At practice level, you can jot down each relevant point and consider whether it is the best possible

For IIMB, percentile around 95-100 would be enough, but it depends on various other factors which changes every year.

Admission in IIMB depends on whether you have received a call. If you don't receive a call, you can't get admission in IIMB.

There is no specialisation as such. One can take electives as per choice and become a specialist in that field.

As per 2018 in LPU, it was 72 marks in JEE and 80% above in +2 marks. But, see the fee structure also i. e., it is payable by you or not, because Punjab colleges are very costly.

It wouldn't matter if you apply as general candidate. But you will need to score atleast 95% + in order to get a good college. Also nothing else matters much than your academics.

You can follow the tips for the preparation of TANCET exam. Have a routine time table and follow it religiously. Practice with past question papers. Make notes on important topics. Join Mock test to analyze your preparation.
All the best.

You've two options. First thing is that you can take coaching classes for NIFT in your locality and on the other hand if you have the confidence on your learning then you can afford a guide that are specialised for NIFT (I personally recommend ARIHANT's guide) and do study on your own. Coming to con