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A university campus is the centre of lives of all enrolled students. Hence, the university's infrastructure that includes everything, from lecture rooms to cafeteria and from laboratories to hostel is important for every student. LPU has the state of art infrastructure Sprawling across in 600 acres land, which accommodates 25000+ students from across the world. Targeting to enriching the students experience throughout their stay at LPU, the university has embraced facilities such as dedicated research and development blocks, a university-mall, state of the art laboratories, and smart classrooms. LPU's infrastructure is unparalleled to any of the universities in the India. It is a mini township with fantastic academic facilities with numerous eateries including brands like Dominos and Cafe Coffee day, India's first IMAC lab, inside mall, university- hospital and various other facilities for students from different nation sand states. Though south students are away from their home, they can still enjoy their native cuisine as there are numerous south Indian food mess are available inside the campus.

The crux of all the major engineering entrance exam that a student prepared or is essentially the same. They all focus on concepts of physics, chemistry and maths. The difference is only in the level of difficulty.
JEE is definitely the highest and the toughest when it comes to the level of difficulty and it tests you on applying multiple concepts in a single question. In addition to that, it also tests your endurance as an engineering aspirant. If one prepared for an exam like JEE, one can be rest assured that all the parameters of your preparation are being covered as JEE is the most exhaustive among the entrance tests.
So, one does not need to prepare separately for VITEEE as your fundamental preparation is already done. What one can do additionally is:
1. Go through past year papers of VITEEE to see the level of difficulty.
2. Take times mock sets for VITEEE. This is important because, in easier entrance exams, time management becomes a matter of paramount importance as the cut-off is higher. So, you need to answer more questions with higher accuracy.
Apart from this, no additional or separate preparation is needed.

Hi,
Currently, a majority of students studying in top IIMs are from engineering (generally from top colleges.)
This is because of following reasons-
1. These students have a record of academic excellence coming from prestigious institutions from India.
2. Generally, engineering students have high analytical and reasoning skills because of the rigorous curriculum they study.
But as many students from engineering background apply for IIMs there is no such advantage to an individual.
Moreover, as the number of engineering students is more in IIMs, IIMs are giving diversity points to students from a non-engineering background making it a bit easier from them.
Anyhow what matters is:
1. Your academic record.
2. Your work experience or volunteer/internship experiences.
3. Your interest towards the field you want to pursue.
4. Your leadership skills and creativity.
Brand names like IITs, NITs, BITS surely add some weightage to your resume but you can't only rely on that. You should be an interesting person good in many things including academics.

WBJEE is a state level exam for which if someone has studied the whole year then in the last month, touch up can really help a student to score good marks.
Here are few tips to score good marks in WBJEE:
1. Check the syllabus and see how many portions are complete or not. If some are not complete and you know about that topic then try to complete it.
2. Solving previous year's questions is mandatory in the last month of preparation for any exam. It will give you a rough idea about the type of questions which will come in the exam.
3. Managing time is one of the most important factors that would have a bearing on your score. Take as many online mock tests (or in your coaching class) as possible to master the exam time.
4. Preparing for WBJEE involves a study of a vast variety of topics in each subject. Hence, it is critical that you revise a topic multiple times so that your brain's recall power is optimum on exam day.
5. You must be aware of the fact that WBJEE has negative marking for wrong answers. So, stay away from guesswork and attempt only those questions if you're 100% confident as negative marking can drastically affect your score.
All the best.

SRMJEEE is not so much tough exam to crack so a little effort in your preparation will surely give you the best result. Here are few strategies for the preparation of SRMJEEE in one year:
1. Understand clearly each and every single concept from textbooks. Be it Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics, try to solve each objective question from the textbooks for clearing the concepts.
2. Plan your preparation well in advance as to finish each of the chapters, revising and practising them accordingly. Every single topic plays a major role in clearing the SRMJEEE exam.
3. Focusing right from the early stages and studying regularly throughout the duration for preparation of the SRMJEEE exam will be very beneficial instead of cramming at the last minute.
4. Identify the exam format in a thorough manner. Prepare yourself in such a way that high weightage chapters are dealt in advance. Clearing all your doubts well in advance for each and every topic is necessary for clearing the exam
5. Time is of utmost importance. So, measure your time allotted for each query and work accordingly. Time management can help you to get through all the questions in the exam.
6. Practicing previous years question papers is an important way to analyze if you can complete solving each query within the stipulated time. This can aid you to train your mind better. Also, adjusting yourself to the allotted SRMJEEE exam format is necessary for clearing with flying colours.
All the best.

Planning is the first step to prepare for MH CET exam. It is important to know all the details about the syllabus. You should gather all details about the syllabus and prepare accordingly. Plan your preparation so that you can finish the syllabus on time. Every single topic from the syllabus plays an important role in the preparation. So try to cover all syllabus in your preparations.
Time Management
You should make sure to divide your time equally for all the subjects. Make a proper time-table and prepare wisely. Firstly, measure your time allotted for each subject and also make some time for extra activities. Never allot long hours study periods. Try to include short breaks between each hour.
Study Materials & Sample Papers
Preparing from the best books & study materials will help you achieve a good rank in the examination. Find out the best books and prepare from them. Also, practice the previous year's question papers to know the exam pattern well. Try to solve questions papers or sample papers on time, it will help you to manage your time to solve questions. By practicing, you can know about the type of questions, weightage of questions, difficulty level of the exam, etc.
Revision
Last ten days before the examination should be used only for revision. At the time of revision, you should be more focused on the main exam and refreshing topics. Practice all the topics during the time of revision. Practice mock test to boost your preparations. By practicing mock test, analyze your performance, time management as well as weak points or subjects. Find out your weak points and work on them.

VITEEE is one of the tough exams so preparation is definitely required to crack the exam. It is really important to complete your NCERT books as these textbooks will help you to build your base and you can learn the basics. Always ensure that you are covering all the topics of NCERT books well on time. The NCERTs of Class 11 and Class 12 covers about 45% and 55% of the VITEEE question papers, respectively.
VITEEE exam requires a lot of hard work and practice. The more you practice, the better it is for you. The more you spend time on solving the question the more you get familiar with problems and fine tune your basic concepts. While preparing for VITEEE, give importance to speed in working out the problems. Try to make your own strategy to crack the exam. Enhance your skills and try to master analytical skills with conceptual understanding. Aim for 100% strike rate. This will give you an edge over the other students. Speed and accuracy are really important to crack this exam.
Take notes of the tips preparing for VITEEE exam. It helps a lot in last minute revision. Make your notes your best friend during the exam. You can make your short notes and make the information handy for you so that all the time you will not go back to your books again and again.
Last year papers are a good way to know the pattern the questions. Also, many a times questions are repeated from last year papers. So, solve all the last year papers.

It gets down to three crucial points. (I am assuming that the person carrying on this voyage has already cleared his/her Mains exam and knows all the rudiments of all the topics).
1. Chemistry is the key to get a good score. It needs lesser effort compared to the other two subjects and it is very scoring. So one must study the chemistry NCERT book very meticulously, atleast twice in the 30 days.
2. Attempt previous year IIT-JEE question papers and try to do atleast 1 paper in every two days (or maybe a paper every day). Starting from the latest paper and moving backwards. Bingo, at the end of a month you have solved 15 year's question papers (atleast).
3. The most important part while attempting point number 2 is scrutinizing your test and checking for the scope of improvement. If you're not so good at mechanics or calculus, you should probably give more time to it and keep revising these areas to score well.

DTE Maharashtra will conduct MHT-CET 2018 for the UG engineering and architecture examination in the state. The exam will be held at state level and mostly all of the colleges and universities in Maharashtra will participate in it. The pharmacy admission in the state might also be done on the basis of MHT-CET.
Yes, students from other states can appear in the exam if they fulfil the eligibility condition of MHT-CET. The board candidates who have Indian nationality are eligible for the exam. For getting admission in the 1st year of B.Tech, the candidate has to score more than 45% marks in their qualifying exam then only he or she will be allowed to appear for the exam. The students from other states have to fulfil the eligibility type 1 to type 5 for form filling. Category or reservation policy is available only for Maharashtra state students and some relief is given to the Jammu and Kashmir migrants candidates, but a big part of the seat is reserved for the state students. Almost, 85% seats are reserved for the students which are not good. Maximum 60% seats may be reserved, so by taking the exam, they can't get admission as outside students get only 15% seats. So, it is quite tough to take admission.

Subjects wise preparation can be done like:
1. Physics: Go through NCERT textbooks and be very clear with your basics and important concepts, you would definitely find questions based on these in BITSAT. For numerical solving, you can use a book by H. C. Verma. Even if you solve the first 40%-50% of unsolved exercises, you will make it.
2. Chemistry: Again what I would say is, go through NCERT textbooks and be very clear with your basics and important concepts. Here in chemistry, you would definitely find questions in BITSAT. Directly based on some facts and concepts as given in NCERT books.
3. Mathematics: Prepare an objective mathematics book by Arihant Publication for maths. Practice a lot this subject daily. Apart from these three traditional subjects, you also need to prepare for English and aptitude. You need to speed up your question-solving skills. If you are left with some part before a month, just leave it and move on to the revision and mock tests.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is a US agency specializing in nation's aeronautics, aerospace, and the space program. Through ISRO, you can go to NASA. So, once you complete your engineering from IIST, you can be recruited by ISRO with 3 years of bond.
If you are not able to get admission to IIST after your class 12th then you can do engineering in Electronics, Mechanical or computer science field. After completing B.Tech, you can take the exam conducted by ISRO's Centralised Recruitment Board (ICRB). The eligibility for this exam is 65% in engineering in Electronics, Mechanical or computer science. They will say eligibility criteria is 65% for applying online but they shortlist candidates having 75% marks and above in engineering for the written test. So, you should score 75% marks to get shortlisted for the written test. After the written test, they conduct the interviews of shortlisted candidates. After clearing the interview, you will be selected for ISRO.
If you get selected in ISRO then work here and try to get the American citizenship and carry on your work in ISRO which will help you gain experience and try to develop something new then NASA invites you or you can get a chance to appear in the exam.

West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination WBJEE is open for other state students. Many students leave even top NITs to take admission in Jadavpur University (JU) which accept WBJEE rank to admit it's students. You may not get admission in all the government engineering colleges of West Bengal but many reputed private colleges are also there. Like Institute of engineering and management (IEM) Kolkata, Heritage Institute of Technology (HIT) etc. Most of the outsider appears in WBJEE only for Jadhavpur University. Average package for CSE is around Rs 12 Lacs per annum and the fee is around Rs 54000 for two years. Best university in terms of return on investment. You can use your JEE Main marks to get admission in Madhya Pradesh. All India quota seats are there. You can appear for COMEDK and CUSAT entrance test. Many colleges in the Gujarat, Maharashtra and Orrisa provides admission on the basis of JEE Main.

If you are preparing it for last two years, one year or 6 months or even you have studied well for boards then you have a chance to get a place among the toppers by following few tips mentioned below.
These tips consist of the outcomes of the students who commit the major mistakes in the exams and perform well in their tests.
Number one, don't try to revise the whole chapter as it will simply consume your time and you will be left with nothing at the end.
Focus more on concepts rather than books and practise sheets quantity.
Be confident about your preparations and don't get demotivated as someone in your institute will pretend to be intelligent but believe in yourself.
Practising the previous year's questions is the mandatory part.
If you want to get all the fundamental and theory knowledge, you can prepare and practise questions from the questions asked in 2005.
At last, take a healthy diet, don't expose yourself much to the outer world till the exams and try to remain safe if possible at the home because our one mistake can ruin our hard work.
Thank you and best of luck.

The JEE Mains and IPUCET has the same topics in physics, chemistry and mathematics.
While doing preparation, one should know at which level he/she stood in JEE Mains.
If the preparation was wholehearted then you will get admission in NIT. If you fail to perform well in JEE Mains then do the self analysis of the topics and the mistakes made.
If the results are the same but you think you have prepared hard then you have to work on yourself and have some counselling and apply some extra effort.
As far as the level is concerned, IPUCET is easier and comfortable than JEE Mains.
You should solve the previous years' papers. If you can solve the previous years JEE Mains papers easily then you don't need to prepare or take much tension about IPUCET.
So, the answer should include, how you have prepared for JEE Mains? How satisfied are you with the preparations?
At last, go through calculus, thermodynamics, vectors and 3D, optics, mole, atomic structure, biomolecules, alkanes and chemical bonding.
Thank you.
Hope it helped.

The possible answer to this question can be given by yourself only.
Practically, all the topics that are covered in JEE Mains are also covered in AMUEEE and though the level is very easy as compared to JEE Mains so there is no separate preparation needed for the AMUEEE.
The only factor which would be there is (maybe) time difference between both the exams so one can go with thorough revision before appearing for the exam and can solve the previous AMUEEE papers to know the criteria and the points which need focus in the syllabus.
Also, it depends on the student that how he or she is preparing for the JEE Mains.
If he or she prepares wholeheartedly, he/she will qualify JEE Mains with very great marks and will secure a good rank. Also, if they are unable to perform well then also preparations are enough for AMUEEE. If someone has not thoroughly prepared and not studied the fundamentals and the NCERT books, he or she needs to focus on the preparations before taking AMUEEE and need to solve a lot of practise questions, again on the basis of his or her requirements.
Thank you. Hope it helped.

To secure a rank under 100 in any competitive entrance examination is a little tough. You have to put a little bit more effort to place yourself in the list of top performers in any entrance test. Although MUOET is not as tough as JEE Mains, the competition is there too. Aspirants of JEE Mains also appear in MUOET so you have to work according to your plan.
List of some good books which will help you in your preparation:
Physics
1. Concept of physics volume 1 and volume 2 (HC Verma).
2. DC Pandey
Chemistry
1. NCERT: All parts (must buy).
2. A modern approach to chemical
3. Calculations by RC Mukherjee (physical chemistry)
4. Morrison and Boyd for organic chemistry
5. JD Lee by S Guha for Inorganic chemistry.
Maths
1. Cengage books (algebra and calculus)
2. S.L lonely for trigonometry
3. Hall and knight for higher algebra
4. G.N Burman for basic calculus
5. RD Sharma
For English, objective general English by S.P Bakshi and previous years papers are enough.
Apart from these books, you should solve multiple mock papers and previous years papers.You can join online test series for better preparation.
Hope it helped.
Thanks.

Haldia Institute of Technology started its journey in the year 1996 as the first self-financing and Govt. Aided Degree Engineering Institute in the state of West Bengal,
As compared to other colleges of West Bengal, the scenario is much better(except 1 or 2 other private colleges). You would get a chance to appear in mass IT recruiter companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro. Recently from last 2 years, Tech-Mahindra is also visiting.The average placement from all the branches combined is approximately 200-250. Apart from that, you would get opportunities for pool campusing. While most of them, like Cognizant Technology Solutions, Accentual and Wipro, are well-known multinationals with offices in various parts of the world, local offices of industrial giants like Haldia Petrochemicals Limited and Indian Oil Corporation also recruit HIT students into their ranks.
Overall you can say it's placement ratio is average.College administration has to work a lot to increase the placement so as to maintain the name of HIT. Freshers enrolling in this college have a lot of faith that they would be placed from here but the things are not like that. Really you have to work hard and have to be smart too to get campus placement because the opportunities are less.
The good part is you would get a good network of HIT alumni and friends who would be there to help you in shaping your future.