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2016-03-19 06:10:17
Scholar-Level 17
You will get all information at the following link. It does require some preparation so you may go through the last year sample paper and see how much you know. The reasoning and aptitude for sector sections have few toughies if not practiced and learnt. With negative marking of 0.25 you need to brush up the syllabus well.
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2016-03-19 00:01:10
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2016-03-16 23:20:14
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2016-03-16 20:06:53
Scholar-Level 16
If you aspire to pursue your dreams in the field of Engineering and from colleges with utmost reputation (Tier-1,2), you must take a drop for JEE. Remember, JEE requires a lot of hardwork, dedication and enthusiasm to crack the exam for a rank worth the dream colleges.
Also, there are a lot of other options just in case if you've got time with you. You can go for the coachings of JEE and study class 11th and 12th simultaneously if you think you're enthusiastic enough to go for engineering.
You may join a lot of coaching institutes for the same such as Akash Coaching, Bansal classes, FITJEE, etc.
I hope you'll make an informed
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