JEE

If you go to JEE notice, there is a specific year of a gap after 12th standard after which you can't take JEE exam. Also, there is a maximum number of attempts. So it depends on how many times you have taken JEE, how many years since you finished your 12th class and also you're age.

I prefer CatalyseR JEE Shikhar online test series, because I opted for it last year. It is awesome, you can best analyze your performance in it. It will provide you with fully exam environment during test. Trust me, its good with exam and question pattern almost, like AIIMS and NEET exam.
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Vidya Ashram is the best for coaching in Karnataka.
Other one's are:
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Akash
Narayana IIT-JEE
Resonance

Minimum Eligibility to Apply
12th 75%
Additional Details
Mandatory Subjects : Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics
State wise top 20 percentile holder in class 12 exam are eligible to apply.
There are no B.Arch courses available in this college, only B.Tech courses. Above eligibility is for B.Arch courses.

To crack JEE in 5 months you have to complete all your NCERT books. These are the best books for building good basic concepts. After completing all your NCERT Books, go for good books like HC Verma and RD Sharma to cover in-depth concepts. Practice more quality questions and set time for revision al

It is somewhat around 4.5 lacs for your batch (2018-2022). The average placement for CS is around 18 lacs per annum. Best wishes.

Visit the High Court, City Municipal Corporation Office or Village Sarpanch for the same along with your passport sized photographs, Class 10 marksheet, residence proof. Ask them for the application. They will provide you a file which needs to be filled with attested copies of documents. After submi

Dropping a year after your class 12th for JEE preparation is a big step.
Results completely depend on the choices and steps taken by you during preparation.
It doesn't affect at all in any way for future whether you crack JEE or not.

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If your study for 4 hours and understand the logic and concept instead of studying for 10 hours just "solving problems" the former will yield definitely more marks than the later.
As maths is almost every time easy (if you have interest) in JEE comparing to others. So, I suggest in order to co