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MUOET is the exam quite tough to score as they check the overall performance of the student.
Here few topics for preparation which helps to score more in the exam:-
1) In mathematics cover topics like Trigonometry, Complex number, Matrix and determinant, application of derivatives, straight line, 3D Geometry, Limits & Continuity, Conic section.
2) In chemistry cover State of matter, Chemical bonding, Thermodynamic, Equilibrium, hydrogen, General organic chemistry, Solution, Electrochemistry, Extraction of metals, P&S block elements, Aldehyde ketone & Ether, Biomolecules.
3) In physics cover Law of motion, Gravitation, Work power & energy, Rotation motion, Sound waves, Electricity, Magnetic effect of current, Wave Optics, Semiconductor devices, Dual nature of matter and Radiation.
4) English is mostly a cakewalk for ICSE/CBSE students.Brush up your tenses, active/passive voice. Lay emphasis on synonyms and antonyms which are pretty common. You will not come across out of the world questions.Class 10th knowledge of ICSE/CBSE is enough. No separate preparation required.

WBJEE is predominantly a test that tests a candidate for speed. The questions are generally based on a single concept and are not so complex. Hence, you need not go to deeper levels of theory to ace this test. If one is preparing diligently for JEE then the same prep can be easily translated for WBJEE. The single most important resource I would recommend would be the previous year questions. Arihant publications has a booklet that has solved the past 15 years of the WBJEE. This may come in handy to fine tune your preparation.
Other books that can be referred are-
Physics- NCERT textbooks of classes 11 and 12, Pradeep publication and HC Verma
Maths- RD Sharma objective book, you can also refer RS Aggarwal
Chemistry- NCERT for physical chemistry, OP Tandon for inorganic and Arihant for organic chemistry.
NCERT textbooks should be your Bibles to ace this test and the test doesn't expect a student to apply multiple concepts in a single question.
Focus on time and pick the questions from your areas of strength and you shall be good to go!

Clearing UPSEE is tough unless you know how to prepare for it and how to get the results which toppers get by studying for the same.
The difference is created through their well arranged and disciplined study sequence that is mentioned below.
First of all, one needs to give at least around six hours daily for all the three subjects and around ten to eleven hours for getting in the elite position of AIR 100.
Then one should be well aware of the syllabus and should know which topics should be covered and studied properly and how much practise is needed. Though for getting into top 100 all the topics should be covered and practised unnecessary wastage of time should be avoided on small topics. And one has to learn to manage the things in a proper manner.
The questions should be done in a way that it can be remembered easily for a long time. No distractions are tolerated because in this position you cannot afford it. At last, ask as many as doubts you can for better understanding.
Thank you and best of luck.

Hello,
It's a nice query to ask. Almost students who want to pursue engineering are faced with this issue. But I would advise you not to worry. What needs to be done, one has to simply do it. Having said this, I want to allay your fears. If you are preparing for JEE then you need not prepare separately for WBJEE. Having said this, it does not mean that you can just relax. There are still some things that you must do to score good marks in WBJEE.WB Government has already issued notification for exam that is to be conducted on 22 April 2018. It will have two papers of two hours duration each. Paper 1 will be of maths and Paper 2 will be of Chemistry and Physics. Exam will be conducted only in Pen and Paper mode. These were the mundane statistics. Now I will come to nuances that you must remember or prepare for. Taking mock test every week after few months of study will go a long way in preparing you for exam. Here you will realise difference in the exam pattern. If possible then I would advise you to take some coaching for solving exams. Coaching classes have well developed skills of tricks of how to answer in shortest possible time! This goes a long way in helping students attack max questions which in turn helps in getting more marks.In conclusion, I would advise students that separate preparation is not required for WBJEE if one is studying for JEE also. Only practice of solving mock papers is required to be studied separately.

UPSEE is an exam conducted for giving admission to the government and private college of Uttar Pradesh.
UPSEE important chapters to focus on are:-
1) In Mathematics topics like 3D Geometry, Vectors, Quadratic Equation, Conic Section, Probability, Sequence, and Series, Complex Number, Application of Derivatives, Differential, Calculus, Straight lines, Permutation & combination.
2) In Physics chapters to cover are Modern Physics, Optics, Rotation motion, Heat and Thermodynamics, Waves (sound in particular), Mechanics (Newton's laws and Rotational Mechanics), Fluid Mechanics, Current Electricity, and Electrostatics.
3) In Chemistry chapters to cover are Chemical Bonding and Periodic, Periodic Properties, Carbonyl, Compounds & their derivatives, Basics of Organic Chemistry, Alcohol Phenol & Ether Solution, Electrochemistry, Mole Concept & the concept of equivalents, Solid state, ThermoChemistry & the Second Law of Thermodynamics and Biomolecules.
4) For Biology you need to cover Human physiology, Plant Physiology, Reproduction, Ecology, and environment and Genetics.

New Horizon College of Engineering is an autonomous engineering college approved by the All India Council for Technical Education affiliated to Visweswaraiah Technological University. It is situated in Bangalore.
The mission of New Horizon College of Engineering is to provide able engineers and business managers who are equipped with life skills, such as providing solutions to complex problems, re-engineering processes and adding value to businesses
New Horizon College of Engineering has always been given the first preference for premier corporate to acquire fresh talent. Even with increasing enrollment year after year, we are happy to secure almost 100% placements for our students with attractive packages. As a result of our regular interaction with the industry, we have signed MOU with Infosys, Wipro, IBM, TCS, and other companies.
Since then leading IT companies have been visiting NHCE on a regular basis. Some of the industry giants such as TCS, Wipro, IBM, Accenture, Cognizant Technology, Infosys, Tech Mahindra Ltd and various other companies have visited the institute at a regular interval.

This is really a challenging task so if someone who is really talented in the subject then only he or she get such rank. Books alone are not responsible for getting such rank there are a lot of other facts which really matter such as best faculty, best environment and preparing for the exam since standard 8th.
Here are few books which help to score this mark:-
1) Physics:- Arihant Series DC Pandey, Books on Mechanics Part 1, Mechanics Part 2, Waves and Thermodynamics, Electricity and Magnetism and Optics and Modern Physics, Concepts of Physics (both volumes) by HC Verma and MCQ Question Bank by D Mukherjee.
2) Chemistry:- Inorganic Chemistry NCERT Text Book, Organic Chemistry Khan Academy Videos or Arihant books and Numerical problem by RC Mukherjee.
3) Mathematics:- Arihant Series Dr. SK Goyal, Arihant Past Year AIEEE papers, VITEEE Solved Papers and Mock Tests from Arihant, RD Sharma Objective Mathematics Part 1 and Part 2 (NCERT difficulty).
Along with this, you need to solve previous year question paper to score better marks.
All the best!!

This is really a challenging task as just getting a good book is not enough, you need best mentors and preparation for JEE from Class 8th then only one can get perfection in their subjects to score best marks in the exam.
For the concepts, if you like to be absolutely clear then apart from your notes, you can consider the following textbooks:
a) Physics: HC Verma, DC Pandey, Resnick and Halliday Walker and NCERT.
b) Maths: I A Maron for Calculus, S L Loney, Amit Agrawal, IIT-Mathematics by ML Khana and NCERT.
c) Chemistry: NCERT, OP Tandon, JD Lee, LG Wade, Morrison Boyd and NCERT.For practice questions, you can look into these:
a) Physics: Irodov, D Mukherjee and DC Pandey.
b) Maths: Loney, TMH, Cengage and coaching package.
c) Chemistry: OP Tandon, OP Agarwal, RC Mukherjee and P Bahudar.
d) Online: Eagerbug
NCERT Exemplar Problems books are also needed.
The previous year question papers need to be solved and one can also have to go with the package of resonance or Allen and their test series for scoring such rank in JEE Advanced exam.
All the best.

This exam is not a tough one. If you have been sweating it out for JEE then this shouldn't be a problem. As far as the syllabus is concerned, CBSE class XI and class XII are enough. The main problem you will face is lack of time because it requires you to answer 200 questions in 150 minutes which is never easy. Also, the questions comprise of physics, chemistry, mathematics and English where they come in random order. So you need to plan out how you're going to go about it. For CSE, aim for around 135-140 to get a guaranteed seat.
The key to score well is to manage time wisely. Give more time to your strong subjects and make sure you score well. I personally gave around 45-50 minutes to Maths (my strong subject) and only around 25 minutes for Physics. And English won't take more than 10 minutes - the level of questions is just to test your basics.
One more thing especially for maths and chemistry is that the questions will stick to testing your basics and won't be very lengthy so try and reduce the time there. Also you could save time on calculations. These are the things I personally focused on while giving my paper last year.

"Treat Science like your best friend" and always focus on the chapter and try to overcome all the weak portion firstly which give you boost up to your confidence. Read your textbook carefully so that you don't miss any information. Text Book NCERT is the main arms for a fight with UPSEE question. As all question comes from your textbook, the syllabus is so large that it becomes difficult for one to cover all prescribed topics. Thus try to emphasize more on accuracy rather than quantity. At first read one chapter very well. Then solve all questions which comes from the chapter. Be attentive in your school's class because 80% UPSEE syllabus is same as that of board exam's syllabus.

Since 3 months is a long time. It is enough to go through each and every topic mentioned in the IPUCET curriculum. I would recommend you to join a crash course program from some of the good and reputed coaching centre close to your home (as I would not want you to waste your time in going from home to classes and vice versa).
Now, you should consider solving this book:
GGSIPU Engineering Entrance Exam 2017 solved papers: 2016-2004.
https://www.amazon.in/dp/9386179040/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_tVLVzbXS32R5AI would also recommend you to go for some of the best books in each subject: S. L. Arora for physics, NCERT for chemistry, R. D. Sharma competitive level for maths, but go for these only if you have enough time left with you after you are done with Arihant.
Lastly, you need to keep a positive frame of mind during the last few days and should start solving mock test papers to gain confidence and to get an idea of how you should manage time during the examination.
I hope you do well.
Cheers.

Inderprastha Engineering College is a private engineering college in Ghaziabad, India. It is ranked 17th in Uttar Pradesh Technical University, Lucknow. It was founded in 2000 and the first batch graduated in 2004.
Don't expect too much from IPEC. If you think you are going to get great CS education and exposure then you are wrong. It's an above average college. There is a reason why it's not above IITD, NSIT, DTU and IIITD.
Don't worry about placements, if you land up in a good college under IPEC especially in CSE program, you'll get ample of opportunities to land a good job unless you do nothing in the 4 years.
Average package goes around INR 3.5-4 LPA and if you're got technically sound and have good aptitude skills, you might find a job giving you INR 7-8 LPA.
So, all in all, IPEC is not so bad, if not that good to be compared to IITs and NITs. If you're a keen learner and would like to do something in those 4 years, I bet you'll end up doing and learning even more.

Based on the individual subjects, here is what you should do and where you can focus upon a bit more:
Physical Chemistry: Remember the formulae and practise the questions. Focus: Thermodynamics.
Inorganic Chemistry: Do a little bit of reading from the start so you are in touch with it constantly. Focus: Analytical Chemistry.
Organic Chemistry: It also demands constant and regular efforts. Focus: Reaction Mechanisms.
Mathematics: Make a chart of all the formulae. Practice a great deal. Remember 3 Ts: Tips, Tricks and Techniques for each topic. Focus: Calculus.
Physics: Remember the concepts and practise the questions. Focus: Mechanics.
Tips for preparing for JEE Advanced 2018:
You must understand that there is no such thing as an important topic. All topics are important, questions can be set from any topic. You just have to do your best. Since you have time, don't leave any topic unattended.
While practising, highlight the questions which you find tricky and conceptual for future reference. Every day, cover topics from all the three subjects. It helps you to maintain a balance right from the start. Make a schedule which would work on eliminating your weak links and strengthening your strong ones. Try to stick to it.
After topic wise revision, you should start with the test series, online or offline, quite early. As it creates an exam-like environment, you would come to know your mistakes and shortcomings and you can work upon them.
JEE Advanced is all about quality and not quantity. It is better to focus on things and get a better understanding than having a basic idea of all the topics. If you have decided to study for IIT JEE Advanced in 1 year.
Stay motivated:
A major obstacle in the path of your glory of JEE Advanced will be the difficulty to stay motivated throughout. One year is a very long time. Most people usually fall prey to distractions, deviate from the track and lose interest. It is very late by the time they realize a lot of time have been wasted by them and the ball remains no longer in their court. If you are easily distracted, it is advisable to join a coaching centre or enrol for test series.
If you couldn't clear JEE Advanced in the first attempt, take it as a challenge, perhaps your first learning of life. Trust yourself. With hard work everything is possible.
All the very best.

You can easily crack MUOET in three months even if you are not preparing for any engineering entrance exam. The level of MUOET is not that high but competition is everywhere. You need to make proper time table. MUOET generally ask conceptual Questions. The mathematics part is generally easy and scoring as well. If you have studied well for board exams, then it will be quite easy for you.
Points you should know while preparing for MUOET:
1. You should spend 5 hours in mathematics, 4 hours in physics and 3 hours in chemistry.
2. Prefer NCERT books for chemistry and physics (chemistry is must).
3. Stick with the basics as MUOET tests your command over the chapters. For physics, you may prefer HC Verma (both volumes). RD Sharma objective is enough for maths.
4. Apart from all these, you should solve previous year's papers. This will give you an idea about the quality of Questions asked as well as paper pattern. Solve a lot of mock papers too.
I hope it helped. :)
Thanks.

Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) conducts an entrance exam in order to provide admission to candidates in engineering and architecture courses offered by it. These are the courses in which admission is offered to candidates on the basis of their scores in AMU Engineering Entrance Exam (EEE).
Start with NCERT books then go for these books for strong fundamentals and practising questions
Physics
Concepts of Physics 1 & 2 by HC Verma
DC Pandey, the one with only questions
Chemistry
Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations by R.C. Mukherjee
Concepts of Physical Chemistry for JEE Paperback 2014 by P. Bahadur (Author)
Organic Chemistry, 7e Morrison Boyd
Maths
Mathematics Vol. I & II by R.D.Sharma
Problems Plus in IIT Mathematics by A.Das Gupta
Objective Mathematics by S.K.Pundir M.L.Khanna
Apart from using books, you must practice mock exams to develop a proper strategy to attempt the question paper. Analyse the mocks you solve and learn from the mistakes. Also, pay attention to time management.
All the best.

Greetings from Shiksha!!
Computer Science Engineering is the best Engineering Branch of today . Chaitanya Bharti Institute of Technology is very good Engineering Institute.The placements at Chaitanya Bharti Institute of Technology of Computer Science Engineering is good. The placement ratio is almost 70 to 75%. The average package is around Rs 4 lakhs to Rs 6 lakhs per annum.
Since CSE is the evergreen branch the placements of this branch will increase. Companies like ITC, GSK, Uber, Ola, Just dial, Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, Deloitte etc. takes students from here. The credit goes to training and placement cell department of Chaitanya Bharti Institute of Technology. So it is always good to do computer science engineering from a reputed institute or university.
Placement ratio of Chaitanya Bharti Institute of Technology is almost 75 % and in the future, it is expected to grow.
And there are many opportunities of jobs for CSE Engineers in this upcoming years due to establishment of many IT companies in India.

Hi,
If you are left with just one month then follow the below instructions to crack SRMJEE:
1. Practice with Sample papers of SRMJEEE
Self-assessment is an important aspect of the plan on how to prepare for SRMJEEE. Candidates are advised to put their learning to test by attempting the SRMJEEE 2018 sample papers. This exercise serves two purposes. First, it allows candidates to know where they stand in terms of their preparation. Second, candidates can know the weightage of the topics to be studied. Moreover, the old saying Practice makes a person perfect holds true. Constant practice will give candidates familiarity with the exam pattern along with ideas on improving their speed and time management.
2. Make sure you revise well
Revision is a very important part of the How to prepare for SRMJEEE 2018? plan. Every 10 to 15 days, it is mandatory that candidates revise the topics they have completed studying. Revision is important to ensure that candidates dont forget what they have studied. If they dont touch the topics they have studied earlier, there is every chance of forgetting most of it.

AMU stands for Aligarh Muslim University Engineering entrance examination. AMU EEE is conducted by Aligarh Muslim University for B.Tech program in like various branches like chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, electronic engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, petrochemical engineering.
Here are few strategies for last month preparation:
1. Determination is the most important thing to clear any examination.
2. Manage your time carefully study in the leisure period instead of doing sometimes other.
3. Revise the subjects well and does not leave any important chapters or any points but never start new chapter which you can't study in the previous year.
4. Solve sample papers, follow guide books and solve test papers as many as possible previous year question paper really helps a lot.
5. The candidates can also join the crash course coaching institutes such as, TIME, Resonance, FIITJEE and many more to get much more clear ideas and trick to apply for saving time in the examination.