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Vikas PandeyA budding CS Engineer and Web developer.
Guide-Level 11
Allen Institute is good for JEE preparation than AAKASH is only good for medical preparation. ALLEN lecture quality is better.
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Abhishek yadavengineer civil and blogger
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It totally depends on following:
1. Cut off of colleges.
That mostly depends on number of students giving exam.
2. Seat available in colleges
3. If you have any quota, e.g.-handicap, sportsmen etc.
1. Cut off of colleges.
That mostly depends on number of students giving exam.
2. Seat available in colleges
3. If you have any quota, e.g.-handicap, sportsmen etc.
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Sanchit KhandelwalWon Gold medal in National Cyber Olympiad
Guide-Level 12
For JEE Mains:
Physics: SL Arora
Maths : RS Aggarwal
Chemistry : NCERT
For JEE Advanced:
Physics : HC Verma
Maths : RD Sharma
Chemistry : OP Tandon and Arihant.
Physics: SL Arora
Maths : RS Aggarwal
Chemistry : NCERT
For JEE Advanced:
Physics : HC Verma
Maths : RD Sharma
Chemistry : OP Tandon and Arihant.
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Anandvaradhan Goud
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Yes, you are definitely eligible for IIT and need to go for the counselling.
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aman bhawsar
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Yes, you can if you have passed 12th or maybe, you can reappear for 12th along with giving JEE.
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Rajdeep Sinha
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Hi there!
The classes goes on regularly for dropper batch of JEE Mains & Advanced every week (6 days a week) and like any other coaching they have Sundays for tests. Hope you got your answer.
The classes goes on regularly for dropper batch of JEE Mains & Advanced every week (6 days a week) and like any other coaching they have Sundays for tests. Hope you got your answer.
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Rajdeep Sinha
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Yes, you can pursue B.Tech without giving JEE Mains and Advanced. In that case you have to opt for private engineering colleges.
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Rajdeep Sinha
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You can buy question sets of any coaching institutions (like Vibrant, Allen, Resonance, etc.) or you can also buy question bank of any publication from the market.
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