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If you eagerly want CSE only then you should go for it definitely. But you should apply for the counselling according to last year cutoffs and if you are not getting a good one then go for a drop.
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Please allow me to tell that you did not perform well on this test, B Krammer. In the first session, roughly 8 Lac students showed up, and you scored at about the 50% percentile. This means that almost 400 000 students have obtained higher scores than you. For JEE Advanced eligibility as well as admission to NIT and other government-funded institutions, NTA chooses the top 2,500,000 students. Along with the findings of the second session, which will start on July 25th, they will be announcing. In order to be of assistance, I am providing the various cut offs for various categories stated by NTA for the admission process from the previo
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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For admission to engineering institutions, marks from the previous year's 12th grade board will not be taken into account. You must still earn respectable grades in order to be eligible to take the JEE exam. Therefore, I advise you to merely study a little amount for your college's unit exams and midterm exams, and focus on being familiar with the material in your textbooks. All of the numerical questions on the board test will be simple to solve if you give your JEE preparation your all. In general, Physics Chemistry and Math won't be a problem, but if you're taking certain languages or vocational topics like Computer Science or ECE,
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Hello, One cannot adequately prepare for the JEE exams after attending inexpensive or lower grade schools. Anyone can participate in the JEE or any other admission exam if there are qualified and experienced teachers working in the classrooms. Since the advent of information technology, exam preparation methods have altered, and all students now have access to these platforms' advantages. As a result, you don't need to use expensive coaching facilities to prepare for the JEE exam. You can do it yourself with the resources you already have. Happy New Year!
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Hello,
To be perfectly honest, I think you're about to make a mistake. You can choose to make it better or worse, but when we get our teeth into the facts, we realise that just 5 to 10% of dropouts succeed. You must now be aware of the key cause of drop failure. Additionally, it is clear from your questions that your vision has become hazy. Although simple, life is not always simple. After a few months, you can start feeling depressed and worsen the issue. The choice must always be yours; all other advice, including mine, is lost in the ocean's depths.
NEVER DROP! Rather join another engineering college and work hard.
To be perfectly honest, I think you're about to make a mistake. You can choose to make it better or worse, but when we get our teeth into the facts, we realise that just 5 to 10% of dropouts succeed. You must now be aware of the key cause of drop failure. Additionally, it is clear from your questions that your vision has become hazy. Although simple, life is not always simple. After a few months, you can start feeling depressed and worsen the issue. The choice must always be yours; all other advice, including mine, is lost in the ocean's depths.
NEVER DROP! Rather join another engineering college and work hard.
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Good day, Raghav Balaji. It's great to hear that you're interested in giving the JEE Advanced exam your full attention. Fundamentally speaking, this exam tests the students' analytical skills, so it goes without saying that one cannot pass the test by constantly finding the solutions to the same questions. Despite this, it is still possible to develop this habit by receiving the kind of coaching that it appears you are receiving. Have a good outlook and proceed with conviction in whatever you do, is what I would advise. I wish you well.
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Greetings, Heena Patil Just relax; many students who do not attend any coaching sessions yet pass the JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exams and are admitted to IITs. It is necessary to put out sincere effort in your academics. The exam's syllabus is well known, and students are also aware of the possible types of questions. Additionally, assistance is available through internet resources that provide practise tests. At the worst, coaching facilities instruct students on how to choose questions to respond to rather than on the actual content of the responses. So, believe in yourself, apply yourself to your studies, and I am confident that yo
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Please don't ever panic. Don't squander time on social media in the past month looking for inspiration. Simply review the subject that you previously studied. And don't jump into a new subject before finishing the chapters that will give you comfort. I received an 85 percentile, which isn't great, but I did get a TFW seat in a private college, therefore my tuition is now $0 because the same circumstance exists in our case as well. And the fee structure was relieved for me. Just concentrate on the scoring topic at the end.
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