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JEE Mains scores matter for qualifying eligibility for JEE Advance.
Admission into IIT ( Mumbai) is based on the scores achieved in JEE Advance.
JEE Mains score also matter for seeking admission in NITs & some engineering colleges.

Candidates who have studied in Regular, Full time and Formal Education are alone eligible to apply.
Candidates whose date of birth falls on or after 1st July 1998 are eligible to apply.
Application form will be available from the first week of April 2018.
The Admission will be on the basis of the performance in the qualifying examination (10+2).
The candidates short-listed based on their merit will be called for the counselling.

Go through NCERT books, the best way. The best way to get good marks in JEE Mains is to study from NCERT books. Practise each and every problem. Keenly observe every formula mentioned in it.
Time management plays a good role.
All the best.

No, MHCET's pattern is entirely different than that of JEE Mains. There is no negative marking in MHCET. Go through the official website and get the details of exam pattern.

Hello Mayank,
If you are pursuing your Masters abroad then go ahead with GMAT or if you're pursuing in India then go ahead with CAT. Though both are worth to get the best institutes.

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Visit for details: http://www.btechadmission.co.in/
No, there is no entrance examination conducted by Christ University for offering admission to BCA course. The candidates will be selected and offered admission through the below mentioned selection process :-
1. Skill Assessment
2. Personal interview
3. Assessment of past performance in Class 10, Class 11/12, during the Personal Interview
Visit for details: http://www.btechadmission.co.in/.

Hi,
Since there is no negative marking, you shouldn't worry about not answering those questions. But it is advisable not to waste time on the questions that you don't know during the commencement of your exam. Once you have solved all the questions you were sure about, then go on solving the other ones. And do try to mark all the answers since there are high odds of getting a correct answer even if you didn't know it. Good luck!

Hello Dalia,
MAT has their own official website they've mentioned the registration process step by step. I've mentioned the link below so go through once. www.AMA.in

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There are no evening classes but there are shift based classes from 1 to 6 batch is there.

Hi P Sravya,
PUMBA strictly follows the DTE rules for its admission process of MBA+. For Maharashtra candidates, students have to qualify for the MHCET exam. For outside Maharashtra candidates (OMS), students can apply through CAT/MAT/ATMA/XAT/MH-CET. Yes, there are chances that you can get.

No, you can't. According to CBSE rules you should be a 12th appearing student or 12th passed student to appear for JEE Mains. You have only 3 chances to appear for it, the 12th appearing year and the NEST two years after that forget JEE.

IIT-Dharwad is a new college with the first batch passing out in 2020, so they don't really have a placement data. RVCE is a well-established institute since past 50 years with a great placement record. However, IIT-Dharwad is being mentored by IIT-Bombay, so it is quite likely that you'll experience great placements in that college. If you have an option of joining the college now, I would suggest you go for IIT-Dharwad, because by the time you graduate, there'll be two batches who would have graduated. Also, as far as faculty members are concerned, IIT-Dharwad would have better faculty compared to RVCE.

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