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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Pavani,
Yes. In JEE Advanced there are different types of questions.
You can have:
1) Fill in the Blanks (1 Mark)
2) True or False (1 Mark)
3) MCQs (1 Mark) (One Correct Answer)
4) MCQs (One or More than One Correct) (1 Mark)
5) Subjective Problems
6) Comprehension Based Questions
7) Assertion and Reason
8) Integer Type Question
All the best!
Yes. In JEE Advanced there are different types of questions.
You can have:
1) Fill in the Blanks (1 Mark)
2) True or False (1 Mark)
3) MCQs (1 Mark) (One Correct Answer)
4) MCQs (One or More than One Correct) (1 Mark)
5) Subjective Problems
6) Comprehension Based Questions
7) Assertion and Reason
8) Integer Type Question
All the best!
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Vikash Ranjan
Guide-Level 15
There is no use of test series if you have not completed your syllabus or if you have not revised it.
2.Test series with their toughness order
Fiitjee AITS &get; BANSAL &get; resonance &get;allen
Fiitjee AITS and bansals test series are not for faint hearted or weakling.you can be demotivated by their toughness level. so better judge your preparation and then decide .as you can learn from my brother aakash (blog atPrepsera) and others who actually fight hard and later become god's of JEE rank - that they were never a person with low confidence they were fighters no matter what is the difficulty level of the problem they always tried on th
2.Test series with their toughness order
Fiitjee AITS &get; BANSAL &get; resonance &get;allen
Fiitjee AITS and bansals test series are not for faint hearted or weakling.you can be demotivated by their toughness level. so better judge your preparation and then decide .as you can learn from my brother aakash (blog atPrepsera) and others who actually fight hard and later become god's of JEE rank - that they were never a person with low confidence they were fighters no matter what is the difficulty level of the problem they always tried on th
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
By just crossing the cutoff you will not get any seat in IIT's, you need to score 30-40 marks higher than the cutoff to get any seat in any IIT's.
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Hello Lokesh,
Both the colleges are the top most colleges of India so you may consider any one of them, however, if you are determined and have that passion to work hard, then definitely take a break for JEE Advanced.
All the best.
Both the colleges are the top most colleges of India so you may consider any one of them, however, if you are determined and have that passion to work hard, then definitely take a break for JEE Advanced.
All the best.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
The website for applying counselling for both JEE Mains and JEE Advanced is www.josaa.nic.in. You can apply only after the JEE Advanced exams.
The thing is if you have a good score in JEE Mains you can apply for NITs, IIITs, GFTIs, etc. and for JEE Advanced you can apply for IITs.
The counselling procedure is the same. You must apply in the above website.
Maybe your dates can differ but the exams you qualify determines your admission into these colleges.
The thing is if you have a good score in JEE Mains you can apply for NITs, IIITs, GFTIs, etc. and for JEE Advanced you can apply for IITs.
The counselling procedure is the same. You must apply in the above website.
Maybe your dates can differ but the exams you qualify determines your admission into these colleges.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
The JEE Advanced exam is conducted all over India for admissions into IITs.
The JEE Advanced score determines your all India rank. The admissions into IITs are based on your ranks which further depend on your score.
Higher your score, greater will be your rank and also chances to get the top IITs.
The official closing ranks for the year 2017 is not declared. So I'm giving you the official opening and closing ranks for the year 2016.
http://josaa.nic.in/Result2016/result/OpeningClosingRank.aspx
The JEE Advanced exam is conducted all over India for admissions into IITs.
The JEE Advanced score determines your all India rank. The admissions into IITs are based on your ranks which further depend on your score.
Higher your score, greater will be your rank and also chances to get the top IITs.
The official closing ranks for the year 2017 is not declared. So I'm giving you the official opening and closing ranks for the year 2016.
http://josaa.nic.in/Result2016/result/OpeningClosingRank.aspx
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SHIWANSH JAISWAL
Contributor-Level 9
You will not get any IIT or NIT. So, please try for state level government colleges.
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Hello Abhinandan,
As per your rank in JEE, your chances for getting any NITs are nil, however, you may look forward for the colleges like Thapar University, LNMIT and JIIT Noida. You may get some good branches there.
All the best.
As per your rank in JEE, your chances for getting any NITs are nil, however, you may look forward for the colleges like Thapar University, LNMIT and JIIT Noida. You may get some good branches there.
All the best.
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