JEE

Hello Ashmit,
To get the best preparation tips to crack IIT JEE exam, visit:
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NCERT books are surely mandatory for preparation of JEE exam. You have to master the basics, and for that NCERT books are best.
NCERT Books are enough to get good marks in the 12th, but for JEE,

Hi Hardik,
During your library periods in school, keep practicing MCQ type questions as much as possible, also during substitution periods as well.
During early morning, keep practicing one day physics, one day chemistry and one day mathematics throughout the week.
During afternoon, practice Mathemati

To get admission for B.Arch in LPU you have to first clear your 12th with minimum aggregate of 75% and then you have to appear for LPU NEST or you should qualify NATA.

Hello Swami,
I would advise you to concentrate on your studies for class 10th and subsequently for class 12th. If you study well here, you will do well in JEE Mains. Also, since syllabus is almost same. There are plenty of coaching classes in Maharashtra. You can take the one that is nearer to your h

Refer the official website of Joint Entrance Examination:
https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://jeemain.nic.in/&grqid=LWc5S_Dn&hl=en-IN

Hello,
JEE exam is one of the popular and tough exam in India for the engineering entrance where several candidates prepare for it.
You need to prepare for all the important subjects like physics, chemistry and mathematics.
Check out the information on: https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jee-chemistry
They

No, every university/college allotment is based on one's JEE ranking. If the rank is in between their criteria then college will be alloted to you.

The list of engineering entrance exam was really bulky, but as per the government's latest mandate, from 2019 onwards there will be single engineering test called CET.
Check the recent Exam list:
IIT JEE Mains
IIT JEE Advanced
BITSAT
COMEDK (UG)
MHT-CET
VITEEE
Andhra Pradesh EAMCET
TS EAMCET
SRMJEE / SRM JEEE

Hello Kritika,
I hope your preparation for JEE is going great.
In reference to your question, I will suggest you to go for the maximum. Do not aim for less. No matter which category you belong to. It's not like that you are from SC/ST, then you have to score less than others. No, it's not. There is so

You would need to be in top 1000- 1500 to get into top NITs. For detailed statistics visit JOSAA website.