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IIIT Allahabad is a widely preferred institute by students for engineering programs . Admission at IIIT Allahabad is accepted after qualifying the national level entrance examination - JEE Mains (Joint Entrance Examination) . 

Due to the higher number of applicants and the fixed number of seats, 2342 in the OBC category cannot be considered as a safe rank in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Mains) 2024 . 

The cut-off for IIIT Allahabad for the year 2024 for OBC Category is 2446 to 5184 (depending upon the branch and the programme that you want to pursue). 

To know more about the institute, candidates can refer to the official website of the institute or shiksha.

In JEE Main more than 75% of questions in JEE Main are direct questions as per the experts. Direct questions mean memory based questions and formula-based questions. However, in JEE Advanced, the questions are application based or concept attraction based. Roughly 15% to 20% of questions are direct. Gaining confidence in solving JEE Main level questions is easy. This can be gained by practice. However, gaining confidence to solve the JEE Advanced level question is not easy. It can be achieved if candidates practice a lot of previous year's question papers and mock tests right from the start of their preparation. JEE Main questions are easy to solve and can be solved quickly. JEE Advanced level questions require patience and a cool state of mind. Hence the JEE Mains preparations are not enough to crack JEE Advanved exam, one has to go extra mile to crack the JEE Advanced exam.

The ideal time to start preparing for JEE Advanced depends on your current academic level and the amount of time you can dedicate to preparation. However, the general recommendation is to start seriously preparing for JEE Advanced by Class 11, or at least a year before the exam.

Start Preparing for JEE Advanced in Class 11: This is the best time to begin building the necessary foundation for JEE Advanced. The JEE Advanced syllabus overlaps significantly with the Class 11 curriculum (in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics), so if you start early, you can grasp the concepts and develop problem-solving skills gradually. Why Class 11 is Ideal:

1. You'll have more time to cover the syllabus in-depth.
2. It gives you the opportunity to focus on fundamentals, which are key to solving complex Advanced-level problems.
3. It allows you to gradually develop effective study habits.
4. You can take advantage of both Class 11 and Class 12 subjects when preparing.

Hi bobika,

I wrote both JEE and neet. so with my experience, Let me give you this details:

NEET Eligibility
The age of the candidate must be 17 years as of December 31 of the admission year. Candidates must have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as core subjects, securing 50% marks for general, 40% for OBC/SC/ST, and 45% for PwD candidates.

CUET Eligibility
Age has not been declared. The minimum qualification required for the students should be 10+2 or equivalent from any recognised board. The eligibility for the particular course depends on the university and their requirements.

JEE Eligibility
Candidates must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. There is no age bar for JEE Main, but for JEE Advanced, candidates must be born on or after October 1, 2000.

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Yes, you can get admission to Assam Don Bosco University (ADBU) for B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) without JEE Mains if you appear for the Don Bosco University Graduate Entrance Test (DBU-GET): 

Eligibility

To be eligible for admission, you must have passed Class 12 in the Science stream with at least 50% aggregate marks. Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/Computer Science must be compulsory subjects. 

Entrance exam

If you don't appear for JEE or State Entrance Tests, you must appear for the DBU-GET. 

Lateral entry

If you have a Diploma in Engineering and Technology with at least 50% aggregate marks, you can apply for lateral entry. You can also apply if you have a B.Sc. degree from a recognised university with at least 55% aggregate and 50% in Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry individually. 

The JEE Advanced exam pattern is designed to test your comprehension, reasoning, and analytical abilities in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Here are the key details:

• Mode of Examination: The exam is conducted as a computer-based test (CBT).
• Number of Papers: There are two compulsory papers: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Both papers are conducted on the same day.
• Duration: Each paper is of 3 hours duration (4 hours for PwD candidates).
• Medium of Examination: The exam is available in English and Hindi.
• Sections: Both papers include three sections: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
• Types of Questions: The question types include:
  • Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with single or multiple correct answers.
  • Numerical Value Questions where you need to enter the numerical answer.
  • Matching List Questions where you match items from two lists.
• Marking Scheme: The marking scheme includes full, partial, and zero marks. There is also negative marking for some question types.
• Total Questions: Each paper typically has around 54 questions (18 questions per subject)

Revising for JEE Advanced effectively requires a strategic approach to ensure you cover all important topics and retain key concepts. Here are some tips to help you with your revision:

Create a Revision Schedule:

• Plan Your Time: Allocate specific time slots for each subject and stick to the schedule. Make sure to include short breaks to avoid burnout.
• Prioritise Topics: Focus on high-weightage topics and areas where you feel less confident.

Use Revision Notes and Flashcards:

• Concise Notes: Prepare concise notes for each chapter, highlighting key concepts, formulas, and important points.
• Flashcards: Use flashcards for quick revision of formulas, definitions, and important concepts.

Regular Practice and Mock Tests:

• Previous Years' Papers: Solve previous years' question papers to get a feel of the exam pattern and types of questions.
• Mock Tests: Take regular mock tests to assess your preparation level and improve your time management skills.

Focus on Problem-Solving Skills:

• Variety of Problems: Practice a variety of problems to enhance your problem-solving skills. This is crucial for JEE Advanced as the questions are designed to test your analytical and critical thinking abilities.
• Analyze Mistakes: After each test, analyze your mistakes and work on improving those areas.

Consistent Revision:

• Daily Revision: Dedicate some time each day to revise previously covered topics. This helps in retaining concepts and formulas.
• Weekly Reviews: Conduct weekly reviews to ensure you are on track with your revision plan.

Stay Healthy and Positive:

• Stay Motivated: Keep a positive mindset and stay motivated throughout your preparation journey.