How to prepare for IIT JEE Mains and Advanced? I like maths and want to do work on a computer.
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Cracking JEE Exam is a very difficult and challenging task for every student. You need to study hard for this. JEE Exam will be conducted in the months of April and May 2020. So, you have enough time left for the preparation. Start your preparation by checking the entire IIT JEE syllabus. With this you will get to know which the most important topics for the exam are and you can plan your preparations accordingly. The best way to prepare is solving previous year question papers. This will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions. You should also take online mock tests which will help you to know y...more -
Your question is not too clear. But, if you want to take admission for B.Tech courses in IITs or NITs, then starts your preparation just now. As you told that you like math, so give 60% of your time to math and 20% each to Physics and Chemistry subjects. Try to spend at least 6 hours daily in studies and also takes some online help for gaining in depth knowledge about the subjects if not studied in coaching classes. Try to solve at least 5 papers of past years entrance exams for each subjects. This will definitely help you in fulfilling yours dreams. Further most of the students admitted in IITs or NITs are like you. So there is no nee...more
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The Shivaji University JEE Main Cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the BE/BTech course via the JEE Main entrance exam. The cutoff was released in ranks for all categories under the All India quota.
In the case of General AI category, the cutoff ranged from 17423 to 659665, wherein Walchand College of Engineering was the hardest one to secure admission for, whereas, Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering was the easiest college for enrolment with the cutoff in the last round being 17423 and 659665, respectively.
The Bundelkhand University JEE Main cutoff 2024 was out for all categories of students who belonged to the Home State quota. For the OBC HS category, the closing cutoff in the last round ranged from 273755 to 973020. Among all the BE/BTech specialisations, the hardest one for admission was B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering, with the closing cutoff ranging from 193609 in the first round to 273755 in the last round.
In contrast the easiest specialisation for this category was B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering, with the closing cutoff ranging from 575292 in the first round to 973020 in the last round.
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The Bundelkhand University JEE Main Cutoff 2025 was published for admission to the BE/BTech courses for all rounds and categories under the Home State quota. As per the last round closing ranks, the cutoff ranged from 216275 to 1281371, wherein B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering was the toughest course for admission for the General category students belonging to the All India quota.
Note: Other categories, rounds, courses will have different cutoffs accordingly.
Even though the syllabus of the BCECE Mathematics is same as that of JEE Main, the difficulty level is not the same. JEE Main exam is much tougher than the BCECE exam.
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