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Chetna S

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It would be little difficult to manage both as JEE preparation require regular studies and hard work. If you are very sure of doing something from IITs only, then u may take a gap year and prepare rigorously for it. Otherwise continue with ur b.tech. Alternatively, if you can manage both, u may try again.

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Abhishek Bandhu

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if you are thing about cracking iit remember it's very very hard and it's not a child play . to prepare for iit you must first forget about your board exams as they will be an obstacle for your dreams + board will be thrown out of jee mains next year so it won't matter anyway
you need to study at least 10 hours a day and clear each and every dought you have . forget about your friends relative and family it's study should be your religion

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Chetna S

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For any engg related diploma, you need to hv sciences as your core subject. Check here for more details.
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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Ankit it would be preferable to go for regular schooling if your skill of learning furndamentals is not very good. However, if you are good academically then you may begin preparing for JEE right away.

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RAHUL MISHRA

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According to me, ML khanna is good for Numericals and RD sharma for theory.
Choose according to your need . If you feel confused on theory part mostly, buy RD sharma. else ML khanna .

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RAHUL MISHRA

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Marks-ranks correlation can change wildly from year to year. One of my friend got a 351/480 and was ranked 408 in JEE 2011. In JEE 2010, someone who got 350 was in the top 100.
All I can say is if you want CS in a top IIT, you have to score as high as you can and get a rank as low as you can. For IIT Bombay, that's some 2-digit rank and for other 4 older IITs, it will be some where around 200 or so (in that range). For Guwahati and Roorkee, 500ish or 600ish should be enough I guess.

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RAHUL MISHRA

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Indian Institute of Technology - Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE) is one of the toughest engineering exams to crack without joining any coaching institute for sure. Students have to devote months of preparation to crack this exam. Definitely, good guidance is needed to secure a decent score in JEE. However, there are a lot of students in this era who believe in their own abilities and aptitude.
So, here are some tips and tricks that students must follow to crack IIT JEE exam:
Be focused:
First of all, you should be mentally prepared and keep a positive approach towards your goal. These days, the competition has become so high, you nee
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RAHUL MISHRA

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1)Create a well-thought IIT JEE Exam Study Plan. The plan should be prepared depending on your strengths and weaknesses.
2)Add some interesting elements in your plan. For instance, change your revision time or style. Students often gets tired reading hard copy of the test material, therefore they should make use of IIT JEE Online Video Lectures to enhance their JEE preparation.
3)Video Lectures make a very effective tool for IIT JEE Exam Preparation, due to its simple words and innovative infographics.
4)Add break time in your study plan. Every human body and brain needs break after certain intervals; continuous revision may confuse you.
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