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MHT-CET basically requires a lengthy paper to be completed within the given time limit completely without any error and silly mistakes.
One should be made exam ready for that.
As the course of JEE and MHT-CET is same except few topics mentioned in the Maharashtra board textbooks. So, one need not go for separate MHT-CET coachings other than JEE.
Also, it is better to clear Advanced than MHT-CET. So, get through the whole syllabus of Advanced. It will help you to get the desired place in MHT-CET.
For the preparations, get through the Maharashtra board textbooks, try to figure out the scenario of the whole syllabus and the way in which questions are asked.
Don't forget to list out the number of topics which are not included in JEE syllabus. For example, hyperbolic trigonometric functions.
The last and the most important thing to be done is working on silly mistakes.
The exam requires, at the whole, speed and accuracy.
Also, try to solve as many question papers as you can so that you will not panic at the time of the exam.
Thank you.
Hope it helped.

The best way for the preparation of JEE Mains along with boards is through linking their syllabus.
What one needs to know is the common aspects from the point of view of both the exams.
Most of the time, students make mistakes and study the same topic thrice from Mains perspective followed by Advanced and boards exams.
For that, take an example of thermodynamics, first read your school textbooks thoroughly then go through with your coaching notes and ask all the doubts related to your topic.
After that, go through your textbook questions, both subjective and objective.
From boards only, one has covered a lot of Mains topics because the study pattern for board involves complete analysis of the topic from root till the top.
Now, after going through boards, solve the mains MCQs if required.
Then solve your coaching or practise material for Advanced and try to relate every single topic with boards.
Please do not write your high-level solutions in the boards. Keep it simple and to the point.
The above process needs hard work but is the most used and preferred method.
Thank you.
Best of luck.

Getting a rank under 100 in IIT-JEE is a pretty hard nut to crack. Not everyone can achieve this, but if you are determined then we all know everything can be achieved. For this, you will have to study every single day. Not just study, but study in a good way or we can say you will have to do smart work not hard work.
Here are few books to score good marks in JEE Mains:
Physics:
1. Concept of Physics (Both Part 1 & 2) by HC Verma
2. Problems in General Physics by I.E. Irodov. This book is really very good. You can solve this book after solving topics from HC Verma.
3. Aptitude Test Problems in General Physics by Krotov, but go through this book only when you are very good. Otherwise, this book may hamper your preparation.
4. Understanding Physics by DC Pandey.
This is quite a good book to score good marks as it has competition corner in which questions are quite good.
Chemistry:
R.C. Mukherjee for Physical Chemistry problem
Morrison and Boyd for Organic chemistry
Solomon's and Fryhle for Organic chemistry
J.D. Lee for Inorganic Chemistry
O.P. Tondon for Physical Chemistry
Mathematics
TMH old edition book (2003 or earlier). This is one of the best books, but you should take only old edition, I am not talking about new edition(s).
Cengage books. This is also good and questions are also good.
One must go with the best coaching module such as Resonance, FIITJEE or Allen and must solve the past 37 years JEE problems.
All the best.

At the time of placements, companies sign a bond with the student in which general things are written, but it varies from company to company.
In general, few things are written in the bond such as medical fitness and the man who offers placement, checks the medical fitness of the student.
In the bond, things like salary details and details regarding the increment cycle are mentioned along with other things. After the placement, a student has to summit the bond to the college and in the given time if they agree with the bond then they can sign it and if not then no problem they reject the offer but if they sign the offer then company gives a duration in which you have to join the company in the preferred location and the agreement of job is minimum of 3 years and after this one can leave the job, but in case if student does not wish to join the company or join the company and leave the company before decided time then student has to pay a penalty of 1 or 2 lakh rupees and after this company blacklists this candidate and in future if this candidate again comes for a job then he or she is not eligible to get a job in the particular company.

JEE Mains exam is considered as the toughest exam in the engineering field and the syllabus of JEE Mains is designed in such a way that all the portions of class 11th and 12th fall under its syllabus. So, just preparing for JEE Mains is enough to prepare for SRMJEEE but there is one thing, only 2 lakh students qualify for JEE Advanced exam and every year 11 lakh students appear for the exam so, what these 9 lakh students do? A little bit of preparation and overview about the syllabus and questions is quite enough to crack the exam easily.
One thing, just see the syllabus of SRMJEEE and then check if any topic is missing or not and after completing the particular chapter, just go for the previous year's question paper. In this way, you get an idea about the question asked in the SRMJEEE exam and the question of SRMJEEE is quite easy as compared to JEE Mains and always try to solve MCQ questions so that you are well prepared for any exam and face any type of problem asked in the exam.
All the best.

Zeal College of Engineering and Research has not been in the buzz or the talk of the town ever and so it is not one of the reputed colleges in Pune.
If placement is the parameter for judging the college, it is poor.
Some of the companies that show up during the placement drive for recruiting computer engineers in the college are:
Siemens. Tata Technologies, ICFAI University, BASF, Patni Computers, Bharat Forge Limited and Nihilent Technologies.
The college provides an average placement package of around 2.5 LPA which was seen in the year 2016 for Computer Science Students. Hence I would advise you not to take admission in this college if the placement is what you aspire for and you should consider dropping this year and prepare for entrance examinations more rigorously so that you can get better placement opportunities, otherwise you will just regret taking admission in this college.
Hope this helps.
Good luck and cheers.

Yes, definitely students from Jadavpur University get placed abroad. The college manages to attract a number of MNCs to the college during the placement drive.
This is dependent on two factors:
Firstly, it is dependent on the fact that how active is the placement and training cell of the college and how much effort it puts to attract companies like MNCs. Secondly, this is totally dependent on the company as to keep an employee in home job location or international location and varies according to various factors like job vacancy at the desired location, projects going on at the desired location and your personal preference among all the choices given to you by the company.
Now, let me tell you that the placement and training cell of the college is one of the best among all the private colleges in India and attracts a lot of MNCs and core companies.
I would recommend every individual to join this college if placement is the main parameter.
Hope you do well. Cheers.

Hi there,
Electronics and instrunentation engineering is a study of various principles and practical aspects related to the designing various telecommunications equipment. Electronics and instrumentation engineering graduates develop prototypes of integrated circuit components.
The placement of BITS-Pilani is top notch as a lot of top MNCs came down for the placements.
Here are some of the insights of the college.
Intake: 120 (E&I)
Placements
Average package: 7 LPA (E&I)
Highest package: 20-24 LPA
Recruiters: Siemens, Bosch, HCL, HP, IBM, TCS, Intel and many more.
Here is the link to get more details of the placements:
https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.bits-pilani.ac.in/placements&ved=0ahUKEwjuqsKDz6_WAhULuY8KHYcMAXEQFggkMAA&usg=AFQjCNFl5YO1S0N8HQgdBDBLnmQPUOYeXg
Hope this helps.

WBJEE is a state level exam for which if someone has studied the whole year then in the last month, touch up can really help a student to score good marks.
Here are few tips to score good marks in WBJEE:
1. Check the syllabus and see how many portions are complete or not. If some are not complete and you know about that topic then try to complete it.
2. Solving previous year's questions is mandatory in the last month of preparation for any exam. It will give you a rough idea about the type of questions which will come in the exam.
3. Managing time is one of the most important factors that would have a bearing on your score. Take as many online mock tests (or in your coaching class) as possible to master the exam time.
4. Preparing for WBJEE involves a study of a vast variety of topics in each subject. Hence, it is critical that you revise a topic multiple times so that your brain's recall power is optimum on exam day.
5. You must be aware of the fact that WBJEE has negative marking for wrong answers. So, stay away from guesswork and attempt only those questions if you're 100% confident as negative marking can drastically affect your score.
All the best.

SRMJEEE is not so much tough exam to crack so a little effort in your preparation will surely give you the best result. Here are few strategies for the preparation of SRMJEEE in one year:
1. Understand clearly each and every single concept from textbooks. Be it Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics, try to solve each objective question from the textbooks for clearing the concepts.
2. Plan your preparation well in advance as to finish each of the chapters, revising and practising them accordingly. Every single topic plays a major role in clearing the SRMJEEE exam.
3. Focusing right from the early stages and studying regularly throughout the duration for preparation of the SRMJEEE exam will be very beneficial instead of cramming at the last minute.
4. Identify the exam format in a thorough manner. Prepare yourself in such a way that high weightage chapters are dealt in advance. Clearing all your doubts well in advance for each and every topic is necessary for clearing the exam
5. Time is of utmost importance. So, measure your time allotted for each query and work accordingly. Time management can help you to get through all the questions in the exam.
6. Practicing previous years question papers is an important way to analyze if you can complete solving each query within the stipulated time. This can aid you to train your mind better. Also, adjusting yourself to the allotted SRMJEEE exam format is necessary for clearing with flying colours.
All the best.