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Contributor-Level 6
All the best.
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Scholar-Level 18
You have seen your performance in three different exams and reviewing your options is very nice thing to do. I suggest you take either commerce or arts and then do MBA in finance or HR.
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Scholar-Level 18
Automobile design is a very esoteric topic. Italian designers are most sought after. Many of them are students of fine arts and look from aesthetic point of view. Others are doing research in IC engines some are doing research in hybrid tech. I would suggest you do graduation in mechanical, then you can pursue M.Tech in machine design.
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Scholar-Level 18
Admissions without JEE Mains or CET are possible, but very few seats in very few colleges are normally filled like this, which are cheap. But, you need to have outstanding class 12th result. However, if you are willing to pay little more, than management quota seats are available.
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Scholar-Level 18
In Maharashtra, all engineering colleges admit students based on the result of MH CET. The exception is given to IIT - M, VNIT - Nagpur and AIT - Pune. So, if you want to join VJTI, then you will have to appear for MHTCET.
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Scholar-Level 17
All the exams that you have mentioned are best in their own way. In private college, VITEEE exam is one of the toughest and challenging exam. To get admission in a government college in West Bengal, Jharkhand or Karnataka, you need to appear for WBJEE, JCECE and COMEDK.
All the best.
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Guide-Level 12
Tips for B. Arch JEE:
1. Focus on understanding the concept before moving on to the next topic. Refer to both Class XI and XII books for maths especially.
2. Divide your syllabus into monthly and weekly segments and assign practical targets to achieve them.
3. Work on your observation skills and drawing to prepare for the aptitude and drawing tests. You may join a coaching class for drawing practice.
4. Utilize your engineering drawing notes for 2D/3D quest
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