JEE Main

Dear Vishal,
You have to make a time table for your studies and give 1 hour to each subject in the morning and evening.
Always set your target on the higher side so that you can achieve your goal.
Do well in your exam.
All the best.

Do practice as much as you can.

Give around 3 hours daily to each subject (physics, chemistry, mathematics). If at some time during your preparation, you feel that everything is too easy or you are able to solve every problem, then that means you are wrong somewhere. Just give your 100% for one year. All the best.

Yes, the final rank is calculated by taking both the normalised marks of 12th boards and JEE Main into account.

No you have to apply for VITEEE
pls click the below link to apply
https://academics.vit.ac.in/online_application/viteee/apply.asp?utm_source=shiksha&utm_medium=email

Ranks are determined by 40% weightage of board and 60% weightage of JEE main rank.

#1. Make a proper and almost fixed routine for the last one month. You should not keep waking up till late at night. Also, you must make it a practice to wake up early in morning, 6.00AM.
#2. You must develop a habit of studying for six hours continuously with a break of 30 minutes after 3 hours. This routine should be preferably at 9.00 AM to 3.30 PM.
#3. To prepare simultaneously for board exam and JEEMain 2015, thoroughly practise from NCERT text book and solve the exercises rigorously.
#4. In the last 10-12 days after board exam, practise as many as multiple choice questions as you can.

Hi Shayak,
With this score, you may opt few NITS and some private colleges, until and unless you have any branch specification.
All the best.

Hi Vishal
If you are going to drop 1 year then focus on your exam for JEE and then next year make institutes choices. Don't constrain your goal for just SUNIT, while doing this you would only focus on a defined score, not to excel.

It is based on JEE Mains