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This is a list of coaching centers available:
But this list is not ranked, it just gives all options available. So research a bit before enrolling. Check for reviews on net and talk to some students in those institute.
1. Bansal Institute for Excellence
Bansal have a best coaching classes in Ahmedabad and with the good teachers and faculties.
2. Brainquest Science Academy
Brainquest academy focused on the basic concepts. The faculty totally focused on concepts learning approach Brainquest academy discipline and on time. Due to quality management now Brainquest offers coaching in many courses but its focus has been on IIT JEE since inception.
3. Career Point
Career point is good is good institution in Ahmedabad he teach students by good books and updated syllabus. All teacher are good and experienced in field. Career point has been guiding students for IIT JEE since edges and performance of students at coaching is good.
4. Precept
Precept Academy is effort you put in will determine your successful life in your career and personal life. The teachers have good subject knowledge and are guiding you well.
5. Abhyas
Abhyas is perfect in IIT-JEE, JEE Mains, AIMT by the best faculties, they have experience ever had to introduce to your hidden talents. Although Triumph Academy focus was on CAT coaching's but its gaining popularity brought it in IIT JEE coaching and its doing good for students who are preparing for IIT JEE.
6. Abhyas Practice for IIT-JEE
7. .S.N. Enterprise
8. B.R. Tution Zone
9. Aakash Educational Services Ltd.
10. Nirva Maths Group Tuition
Again: Don't use this as final list, do your own research before enrolling.

This is really a tough question because both of the question paper has its own perks and difficulty.
But according to me JEE is more difficult than BITSAT because JEE has questions asked based on the concepts of the syllabus and they do not directly ask any.
They are two different examinations based on very similar syllabus except for a few things.
I have written both the examination, so I know that major difference is not the fact that BITSAT include English and logical reasoning.
For JEE Mains, one is set 90 questions and given 180 minutes.
For BITSAT, it is 150 questions in 180 minutes.
Observation that comes from experience:
Time is crucial.
No doubt the overall difficulty of BITSAT is less.
Time is very crucial.
If one is concentrating only on JEE and solves BITSAT paper, you probably will fall short of time. The shift is about 120 seconds per questions to a question a minute.
So, actual absolute difficulty of questions: JEE>BITSAT.
Actually solving questions considering difficulty and time stress : JEE is nearly equivalent to BITSAT.
The BITSAT has a lure of 12 bonus questions- if you attempt all 150. Do not chase these questions by attempt and marking questions you don't know about.
Hope it helps.

Hi,
The International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad is an information technology research university based in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It was the first autonomous private institute of its kind to be established in 1998. It is one of the finest institutes of India for computer science and engineering, everything from placements, faculty and infrastructure is of top notch there.
Here are some of the insights of the college:
Intake: - 145 (CSE)
Placements:-
Highest package: - 35 lakhs
Lowest package: - 6.5 lakhs
Recruiters:- Aarvee, Associates, Accenture Services, Accolite, Adaptec, Adobe, ADP, Agami systems, Aliens Group, Amazon, Amdocs, Bain Consulting India, Bank Bazaar, Bhagwati Designs, Bhrigus Software, CISCO, CitiGroup, CitiCorp and Citrix R&D.
Here is the link to get more insights of the placements at IIITH:
https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://placements.iiit.ac.in/&ved=0ahUKEwj_nfvHw6TWAhUEuI8KHdLVAWIQFgg2MAE&usg=AFQjCNEx0a5VtU39QMmIUnmZr5RMYCD-TQ

IIT is the dream of many candidates who left behind everything to make their dream true and a little mistake and lack of proper guidance give a bitter taste to the candidate result.
Here are the few common mistakes that a candidate do during their preparation:-
1. Never underestimate NCERT e.g.; in 2016 3 questions asked from Biomolecules chapter 14 from chemistry 12th and true line is mentioned in NCERT book.
2. Never try to collect a lot of books if you want to refer only one side book because going through the different book may confuse you.
3. Try to miss less classes no matter where you are studying because may be a class which you missed.
4. Don't spend too much time on the social network.
5. Try to avoid foreign writer book such as Irodov, Resnick and Walker series because in many cases you may get confused instead of learning.
7. Never compare yourself with the weak student and be in touch with a good student.
8. Don't worry about future just go with your preparation and be ready to face anything.
9. Don't use a calculator during maths calculation because it may decrease your speed.
10. Never lose hope and believe in yourself.
I hope these highlights of common mistakes will help you to solve and score good marks.

MHCET is one of the exams that if you have your basics cleared from NCERT books of class 11th and 12th, then you are eligible to crack MHCET.
Question paper of MHT CET 2017 will comprise three papers - Physics and Chemistry, Botany and Zoology, and Mathematics. All the three subjects will have different papers and candidates must appear and clear all these separately.
Each paper will carry 100 marks - Paper 1: Physics and Chemistry (100 marks each), Paper II: Botany and Zoology (100 marks each), and Paper III: Mathematics (100).
There will not be negative marking for wrong responses in any section.
Here are some tips and some information that is given below or strategy to crack MHCET in one year:
Officially speaking, SRM mention NCERT as its syllabus for MHCET.
But for Physics and maths, NCERT may prove to be insufficient. It can do your job for Chemistry!
For maths and Physics, refer to the books that your coaching has recommended and solved a lot of questions or you can refer Cengage materials.
But for Physics and maths, NCERT may prove to be in the final step, I.e 2-3 months before MHCET focus on speed and accuracy.
Don't waste time solving lengthier questions, but root for questions which are more concept based. You must have all formula and equations (algebraic and chemical alike) on your fingertips. Know that almost seventy percent of the questions paper is formula based."
The most important out of all the MHCET at tips and tricks is and most efficient is time management. Only those who are able to solve questions accurately and quickly are the ones who grab the baton.
You can divide your time for separate questions.
What you should do is that solve last 10 years papers. Before exam, it requires a good practice. The questions are so simple but you require high speed with higher accuracy.
You should attempt all the questions in MHCET exam.
Hope it helps.

Both of these colleges are pretty good in terms of the quality of education which they provide. Pune Institute of Computer Technology (PICT) was specially founded for imparting education in computer science and IT. It provides only three courses in B.Tech which are computer engineering, electronics and telecommunication and information technology while MIT provides degrees in almost all conventional branches. Talking about academics, PICT has an edge when it comes to CSE and IT. I have some friends pursuing IT there who confirmed upon this. The quality of education is pretty good. MIT also is a well-reputed college and has a high demand for CSE and IT. Apart from that, MIT is known for its extra curricular activities and campus life as such. I would suggest going through the syllabus of both the colleges and taking into consideration factors like location, campus, and future goals before making a decision. I would suggest you consider VIT, Pune also. It is better than MIT and almost same as PICT when it comes to CSE.
Best of luck.

Nanotechnology is the study of applied science, engineering and technology, which helps students create technologically advanced devices of the varying nano-range in several fields. Many refer to it as the science of the miniature that ultimately leads to the creation of future technology. This is comparatively a new phenomenon across the world. India and other countries believe that this field has an ability to change the face of 21st century, making great contributions to a wide range of industrial applications as covered by science and technology.
Here are some of the top colleges in India offering nano technology programs at various levels:
Amity Institute of Nano-Technology (AINT), Amity University, Uttar Pradesh
E-2 Block, 3rd Floor
Sector-125
Noida 201 303 (U.P.)
Ph No: 0120- 4392130 / 126/ 127/ 128
E-mail:rpsingh@aint.amity.edu
Jawaharlal Nehru Center for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR), Jakkur, Bangalore-560 064, India
Fax: 91-80-22082766.
E-mail:academic@jncasr.ac.in
Website:http://www.jncasr.ac.in/admit/
IISC-Bangalore
Some of the IITs also offer nanotechnology including IIT-Delhi and IIT-Bombay.

I am providing a list here. This list is not based on rankings, so research a bit before enrolling anywhere.
Consider the following factors:
Teaching methodology of the faculty members.
Infrastructure of the coaching centre.
Study materials for preparation.
Performances for the previous years.
Annual results.
Package of the coaching or fees.
So, here is the list:
http://entranceexaminfo.com/best-coaching-institute-for-bcece-2017-preparation/
Brilliant Tutorials
FIITJEE
Narayana Institute
Resonance
Aakash Institute
Elite Academy
Career Point
R. S Tutorial Engineers
Study Circle
Brilliant Tutorials
Resonance
Vidyamandir
Mentors Eduserve
Omega Study Center, Muzaffarpur
Vision Classes
Sri Chaitanya
As I mentioned above that you need to check properly before enrolling. Read reviews on the internet and talk with some of the students from the coaching institute and make a well-informed decision.
Best of luck.

There are some good institutes apart from IITs, NITs and IIITs. You can check this list:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-india/44-2-0-0-0. This list also includes IITs, NITs and IIITs. So, I will mention the colleges other than IITs, NITs and IIITs here:
BITS-Pilani
Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology
Anna University
IIST
DTU-Delhi
NSIT-Delhi
Jadavpur University
BIT Mesra, Ranchi
PSG College of Technology
Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai
PEC University of Technology
IIEST, Shibpur
TIET, Patiala
HBTU, Kanpur
College of Engineering, Pune
I am doubtful about these but some rank them higher so I will let you know (I personally believe that you should avoid these colleges)
VIT-Vellore
SRM
Apart from them some good colleges which you can go through JEE or KVPY are:
IISC
IISER
Also, check Indian Institute of Statistical Institute if you are passionate about maths.
All the best.