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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, percentage acquired in 12th class are important. To write IIT-JEE Advanced exam and be eligible for getting admission in IITs, you must have at least 75 percent or you must be in top 20 percentile.
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Sumit SinghPresently I am in 12th.
Contributor-Level 7
12th is the Basic Foundation of every student. If you didn't do then you miss lots of Opportunities and your scope will become limited.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
I recommend taking a drop. Because few colleges don't accept Diploma (polytechnic) students into 2nd year. So, your options after polytechnic will be limited.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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If you are getting admission in NITs, it's good because private institutions are always the last options. And one more thing: No institution can give you 100% guarantee for you placement. Because, it depends on you- how much are you smart, talented, your SGPA and CGPA score during graduation
All the best.
All the best.
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Sushant RajI am a tech geek..!!
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Learn every line of chemistry from NCERT and solve previous years' questions.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Yash,
It's normal practice in any MCQ type of paper to have negative marking. This is to prevent students from randomly marking answers even if they are not knowing ABC of it. It has been observed that many students have a tendency to mark answers whenever no negative marking is prescribed with the hope of getting few marks simply by stroke of luck. Here in JEE Mains, authorities have therefore decided to have negative marking @1 mark per wrong answer which is quite liberal and not stiff. However, knowing this, I suggest you must attempt to answers all questions first where you feel that you have found correct answer. After this
It's normal practice in any MCQ type of paper to have negative marking. This is to prevent students from randomly marking answers even if they are not knowing ABC of it. It has been observed that many students have a tendency to mark answers whenever no negative marking is prescribed with the hope of getting few marks simply by stroke of luck. Here in JEE Mains, authorities have therefore decided to have negative marking @1 mark per wrong answer which is quite liberal and not stiff. However, knowing this, I suggest you must attempt to answers all questions first where you feel that you have found correct answer. After this
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Siddharth,
Its good to know the confidence in oneself that you are showing. With marks that you are expecting, there are large number colleges viz different NITs, IIITs etc. All such colleges that are going to admit students based on JEE Mains rank are mentioned on 'JEE-Mains' website. Just browse through and you will have enough knowledge.
Best wishes.
Its good to know the confidence in oneself that you are showing. With marks that you are expecting, there are large number colleges viz different NITs, IIITs etc. All such colleges that are going to admit students based on JEE Mains rank are mentioned on 'JEE-Mains' website. Just browse through and you will have enough knowledge.
Best wishes.
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Luke Hail
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You didn't mentioned private or government.
Incase for private you should have 100+ or even 90+.
For government,120 will take you to top NIT's and will also qualify you for JEE Advanced.
If you are SC reserved,85 is fine to get into NIT's ,same for ST reserved too.
Incase for private you should have 100+ or even 90+.
For government,120 will take you to top NIT's and will also qualify you for JEE Advanced.
If you are SC reserved,85 is fine to get into NIT's ,same for ST reserved too.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Abhinav,
In the information brochure which is officially released, it does not reveal anything about the number of questions that you will have to answer. It only says that all three parts will have equal weight-age. Each correct question will earn four marks. Each wrong question will fetch one negative mark and unanswered question will fetch no marks. But, going by last year's data, you will need to answer 90 questions. You can calculate yourself how many maximum marks you can score if you do not attempt certain questions.
In the information brochure which is officially released, it does not reveal anything about the number of questions that you will have to answer. It only says that all three parts will have equal weight-age. Each correct question will earn four marks. Each wrong question will fetch one negative mark and unanswered question will fetch no marks. But, going by last year's data, you will need to answer 90 questions. You can calculate yourself how many maximum marks you can score if you do not attempt certain questions.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Pooja,
SAT and JEE are entirely different hence comparing them will make little sense. JEE tests a different skill set while SAT is entirely different. To do well in SAT, you must be extremely well in English and the level of mathematics is a little easier as compared to JEE for obvious reasons. That said, a very good SAT score can land you up in a top university in the world.
SAT and JEE are entirely different hence comparing them will make little sense. JEE tests a different skill set while SAT is entirely different. To do well in SAT, you must be extremely well in English and the level of mathematics is a little easier as compared to JEE for obvious reasons. That said, a very good SAT score can land you up in a top university in the world.
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