JEE Main

Yes, it is true that all private and government college offer admission on the basis of JEE score.

It is better to join a good coaching institute for preparing IIT JEE mains. These institutes prepares a schedule and take weekly tests. It helps students to revise concepts and get there performance evaluation at regular intervals. It is always advised to join a coaching institute for JEE preparation.
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1. Mathematics: Arihant, Cengage.
2. Physics: DC Pandey, HCV.
3. Physical: Cengage, P Bahadur.
4. Inorganic: NCERT, Cengage.
5. Organic: LG Wade, Jagdamba Singh, Dushyant Kumar.

Hello Karandeep,
One has to fulfill either of the two criteria about marks obtained in 12th exam to be eligible to appear for JEE. Either score 75 percent or more or be in top 20 percentile if your board does not give marks.

Hi Dear,
Yeah, JEE Mains is very likely to replace GUCET in Gujurat. But it needs the state government's consent.
Thank you.
All the best.
Feel free to revert in case further queries.

IITs do not do not have any religion based reservation of seats. Seats are reserved for SC, ST, OBC, physically challenged and wards of servicemen who have lost life during service.

Hello Sajas,
It's a very crucial question. On one hand it gives enough time to study in a scientific manner and enhance chances of clearing JEE. On the other hand, monotony may set in which is counterproductive. In perspective of one's life, one year is very insignificant. If you are confident of perseverance at sustained studies you should definitely consider that option if taking break for one year.
Best wishes.

If you want to pursue B.Tech then improve your mathematics. Because mathematics is common for all discipline in initial semesters of engineering. You can keep practicing mathematics problems in XI and XII. It's not at all very tough, but you can easily tackle it with proper planning.

In JEE Mains, chemistry is most scoring subject. It is not tough to gain more 110 marks. Study basic topics very carefully. You should have command on numerical in all subjects. 4 months are sufficient. You need to study regularly. Give at least 4-5 hours to the individual subject daily if you have dropped a year then 2 hours per subject is sufficient.

Both are equally important as you will be in 12th when you will write JEE exam. You will have a good grasp of concepts of 12th as it is board exam, so you need to concentrate more on 11th at that time. You should not loose on what you learnt in +1.