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Kavya Gogia

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Yes, admission to Arunodaya University's B.Tech programme can be obtained without the JEE Main or JEE Advanced scores. Arunodaya University generally accepts applications based on merit in the qualifying examination (Class 12).

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Manan Patel

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With an OBC rank of 44,254 and a CRL rank of 133,700, you might have a shot at getting into some of the lower-ranked NITs or IIITs for a B.Tech program. Your chances are likely better for less competitive branches like Civil, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering at these institutions.

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Esha Garg

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Yes,  NCERT Solutions for Class 11 Straight Lines are very useful for JEE and other competitive exams.  NCERT Straight Lines are designed for developing fundamental concepts such as general equation, equation of slope, equation of slope, mid point and others, which form the backbone of many advanced problems in exams like JEE Main and Advanced.

The Shiksha's NCERT Solutions provides step-by-step explanations to help students in logical problem-solving techniques. Students can build the conceptual strength and formula fluency required to tackle higher-level problems found in books like Cengage or previous year question pap

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Vikram Kumar Utsav

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With a 10,000-15000 or 20000-25000 rank in JEE Mains,  you can still get admission into NIT, IIIT, GFTIs and other engineering colleges. These colleges may accept different rank ranges depending on the type of college and B.Tech Course .

 

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Aayush Kumari

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Yes, The Sequence and Series is one of the most important chapters for competitive exams such as JEE Mains and Advanced. this chapter have over 7% weightage in the JEE Mains exam and in other enginerring entrance exams 2-3 questions are asked from this chapter. It is one of the most high scoring topics in algebra and frequently appears in many key exams like CUET, NDA and others.

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Abhishek Hazarika

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No, candidates are not allowed to get admissions to BTech courses at the Central University of Haryana without JEE Mains scores. To get admission into BTech at CUH, JEE Mains is compulsory. To get admission into this course, candidates must have completed Class 12 from Science stream with at least an aggregate of 75% from a recognised board of education. 65% for reseverd category candidates. Moreover, for the selection process, the university accepts the score of JEE Mains and counselling. 

 
 

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Chanchal Gaurav

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No, candidates should apply for JEE Mains 2025 for admission to BTech courses at the Central University of Haryana through the online mode only. The application form in any other mode shall not be accepted. Moreover, the submission of the JEE Mains application form for admission to the BTech course at CUH should be made by the candidate online through the official website of NATA. 

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Pallavi Pathak

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Doppler Effect in class 11 chapter 14 waves refers to the variation in the wavelength or frequency of a wave in relation to an observer moving relative to the wave source. When the wave source moves toward the observer, the frequency increases, and waves are compressed. If the source moves away, the frequency reduces and the waves are stretched. The Doppler Effect can be observed with the sound of a passing train or ambulance. This concept is also used in medical imaging technologies like Doppler ultrasound, radar, and astronomy to find whether galaxies or stars are moving away or towards the Earth.

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