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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
1) Create a Study Plan
2) Get all Study Material ready for use
3) Set extra time aside for Revision
4) Test Your Exam Preparation
5) Take Mock Tests.
6) Get all doubts clarified.
7) Take care of your Health
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Guide-Level 11
1. Look up at the records of the coaching institutes for past few years. See if the numbers are steady or fluctuating too much. If numbers are fluctuating too much it means that the coaching institute is not able to meet the requirements of everyone.
2. Very important - Talk to the students in the coaching personally and get their reviews about it.
See how the coaching treats everyone. A good coaching should give attention to every student. It is the case in many institutes that toppers are given special attention while average s
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Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 18
SAT & JEE Mains are two of the toughest exams. Both are for entry to graduate courses. I feel both are equally tough. My opinion is JEE Mains is a little tougher than SAT. But it sure helps if you are attempting both.
Best wishes!
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8 years agoGuide-Level 13
The crowd in JNU is diversified and you will find someone alike, so don't worry. It has a good crowd. Comeon, so many people compete for such less seats, it has to be good.
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