JEE Main

Yes, why not? Every one can achieve success by a proper strategy and preparation. No one is made to get admission in IIT or NIT but we have to make ourselves able to do so. So focus on study and proper preparation you will absolutely get success.

The new JEE Mains 2020 has reduced its total marks out of 360 to 300 now.

Solving previous year's question papers will make you able to understand the pattern and the type of questions which are asked in the exam. You will get to know what topics and which type of questions you should study to get higher marks.

If you concentrate seriously then you can achieve whatever you want. Your strategy for the exam must be on point so you can study more in less time.

Chemistry is the game changer for JEE Mains. Make chemistry strong and win the match.

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No, these marks and the specifically the rank you have can be used once in counseling of 2019 admission.

Actually, every student take drop to prepare for JEE Mains. Many student go Koto for best coaching in India to be a part of IIT by cracking JEE Mains exam. All what you need to find if you have potential to crack the exam at once. If you can then there's no need to take drop for JEE Mains preparation.

Prepare on your own. Don't rely on any coaching institute, instead get a good internet connection and start studying online. This will be the best way to study and get the most out of your time. What you need is to focus your class 12th books Basics. NCERT textbooks are the best for IIT preparation. Just go through the books very thoroughly and then finally give lots of mock tests etc. To get a nice practice.

JEE Mains and board exam preparations can be done simultaneously, but it will be a bit tough. Get your basic concepts right. Follow NCERT textbooks and revise regularly. After class 12th, it shouldn't be too hard. The questions in JEE Mains is purely based on NCERT. You may enrol into a coaching centre to learn shortcuts and time-saving tricks which are generally not mentioned in the books.