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How questions are asked in JEE Main 2023?

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Asked by Kanawade Gauri
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3 years ago
The UPSC panel often asks questions based on the profile of the candidate to assess his/her mental stability and performance. The questions can be related to educational background, work experience, reasons for choosing civil service, optional Subject preference of services, district and State he/sh

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3 years ago
You can divide your subjects by days by time like you have 4 subjects do per day 2 subject by giving 6 to 6 hours each subjects. Make a time table that today I have to do this tomorrow I will do this.

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3 years ago
JEE Main 2023 Mathematics paper or section will have two types of questions I. e. MCQ and Numeric value. The MCQs will have 4 options with only 1 correct option or answer. The Non-MCQs or Numeric Value questions will have numerical value as an answer that candidates will have to enter as an integer

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3 years ago
The Physics syllabus of JEE Main contains around 21 chapters and some of the JEE Main important topics are given below-
Mechanics
Oscillations And Waves
Rotational Motion
Electrostatics
Atoms And Nuclei
Current Electricity
Magnetic effect of Current and Magnetism
The most important chapters for JEE Main 202

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The cut-off marks for JEE Advanced varies from year to year and also depends on the category you belong to. As per the latest information available, the qualifying cut-off for JEE Mains 2022 for general category students was 89.7548849 percentile, which corresponds to a score of 105 marks out of 300

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Cam I get any NIT for any branch with OBC percentile of 90 in JEE Mains?

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Asked by Kaushik Kumar
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3 years ago
The admission process for NITs (National Institutes of Technology) in India is based on the performance of candidates in the JEE Main exam. Along with the JEE Main score, the eligibility criteria for admission to NITs also consider the category of the candidate (General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, etc. ), the

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3 years ago
Yes, at first attempt, it's a good effort, can try harder in second attempt. Also, at this rank you cannot get IITs but good private colleges. You can try in various private colleges or colleges of AKTU, MHTCET, etc., on the basis of JEE Rank.

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If you will wait till the Mop-up Round it might be possible you get IT branch in MIT Muzaffarpur. Try to Score More percentile in April Attempt if you put your all efforts in this time then definitely you will get admission in MIT.

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3 years ago
No, it's not a correct option you only have to answer in integer not in a decimal value, the computer automatically detected and got it wrong. It's not a correct way to give the answers to integer type questions.

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New answer posted•3 years ago

My JEE MAINS score is 60%. Which college can I get admission in?

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Asked by Manavelthi
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3 years ago
You can get admission in the following colleges:
RK University,
The ICFAI University, Jaipur, Brindavan College,
Dream Institute of Technology, Gandhi Engineering College

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