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pranav phadatare
Beginner-Level 5
You can do the following:
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Best Books for JEE Main
Physics-
NCERT
Concept of Physics Part 1 & Part 2 by HC Verma
Problems in General Physics by I. E. Irodov
Problems in Physics by S. Krotov
Chemistry-
NCERT
Concepts of Organic Chemistry O P Tandon
Wileys Physical Chemistry for JEE Main & Advanced)
Chemistry for JEE Main By Seem Saini
Mathematics-
NCERT Books
Differential Calculus by A Das Gupta
Class 11th and 12th by R D Sharma.
Clear Basic Concepts
Skip Tough Questions
Revise With Short Notes
Focus on Numerical Solving Speed
Solve Sample Paper & Mock Test
Beware of Negative Marking in Exam
Keep Distance from Social Media
Best Books for JEE Main
Physics-
NCERT
Concept of Physics Part 1 & Part 2 by HC Verma
Problems in General Physics by I. E. Irodov
Problems in Physics by S. Krotov
Chemistry-
NCERT
Concepts of Organic Chemistry O P Tandon
Wileys Physical Chemistry for JEE Main & Advanced)
Chemistry for JEE Main By Seem Saini
Mathematics-
NCERT Books
Differential Calculus by A Das Gupta
Class 11th and 12th by R D Sharma.
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Dhruv Garg
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Hi. Yes, NIOS Certificate is valid in engineering colleges. Candidate who have passed 12th from any recognised board are eligible to apply for admission in engineering colleges. NIOS is recognised by HRD department of Indian government.
Best wishes to you
Best wishes to you
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Saurabh Tiwari
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No, you cannot get admission because cutoff for OBC is 74 percentile.
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Dhruv Garg
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If you score 98 percentile in second attempt then you will doing very hard with smart work, you will give proper time each and every concepts on particular subject and first you check the most high priority topics that weightage is very high to get chances high no. Of question and please doing last 4-5 years papers. All the best ! For preparation. Best of luck.
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Dhruv Garg
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Firstly I want to say you that now you have very limited time so utilize properly. These Steps will help you to get good marks:
1. Revise Your Notes that you study till now.
2. Solve Previous Year question from question Bank.
3. Attempt Mock Test 1-2 in a week.
4. In last As much as you can Do question Practice. Follow These steps Everyday this is Enough if you follow these Steps With your Honesty. Give your best.
1. Revise Your Notes that you study till now.
2. Solve Previous Year question from question Bank.
3. Attempt Mock Test 1-2 in a week.
4. In last As much as you can Do question Practice. Follow These steps Everyday this is Enough if you follow these Steps With your Honesty. Give your best.
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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The tentative qualifying marks for GEN category (common rank list) students is 89.75 for GEN (EWS category) is 78.21. JEE Main score of 250 or higher is regarded as good and AJEE Mains score of 85-95 percentile is ideal for getting into NITs and IITs through the exam. Candidates must also be in the top 15,000 to 20,000 ranks to be accepted into the best NITs and IITs.
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ANKUR KUMAR SINGH
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First you have an interest on subject then
Employ Visual Memory. Try Different Learning Strategies. Get Rid of Distractions. Practice as Much as You can. Use Memory Techniques. Write and learn.
Employ Visual Memory. Try Different Learning Strategies. Get Rid of Distractions. Practice as Much as You can. Use Memory Techniques. Write and learn.
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Anisha Das
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The UPSC panel often asks questions based on the profile of the candidate to assess his/her mental stability and performance. The questions can be related to educational background, work experience, reasons for choosing civil service, optional Subject preference of services, district and State he/she belongs to etc. Therefore, the candidate must be well prepared to answer all the questions related to his/her own profile. Candidates are expected to have an interest not only in their special subjects of academic study but also in the events which are happening around them both within and outside their own State or Country.
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Anisha Das
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We recommend that you start your Mains preparation along with the IAS prelims preparation. Focus on covering the portions in the prelims GS paper first. Then move on to the other sections even before the prelims. Only this way you will be able to cover the UPSC syllabus before the Mains exams. Additionally, when you start reading for the IAS Mains beforehand, you will get a clear picture of the vastness of the IAS syllabus. You will also get into the IAS exam mode while reading about history, polity, economics, and Current Affairs. This would put you in a good position for the interview as well. Generally, the GS paper IV is the toughe
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