Is it advisable to opt for 4 – year integrated course during class 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th in FIIT JEE?
I am currently in ICS stream and targeting for JEE 2020.
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DearI think this is time for you focus on the schooling. If you join FIIT JEE after 10th class it would better for you. There are some basic concept which clear in school. You should freely study of school syllabus and strong your basic concept. If you take admission now in coaching, this is more duration between your target 2020. In between this duration you demoralized and demotivated. If you join coaching after 10th class, you can easily crack this exam. JEE is not very difficult exam. Many students easily crack this exam in 2 year foundation.
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