What can I do if I couldn't crack JEE Mains 2018?
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You can clear the entrances of VIT, BITS Pilani, HBTI, etc. -
You have many other options to choose. There are many deemed universities across India which intake students by offering entrance test. You can go with this option also that could help you.
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There are plenty options other than JEE and BITS and BITSAT exam is pretty similar to JEE in PCM part. If your English and mental reasoning is good, you would be able to get a good score. BITS Pilani is in fact better than NITs and new IITs as per expert opinions. Appear for state level engineering exams and crack it with a good rank. These exams are easier than JEE Mains or Advanced. A person, who has prepared well for JEE, must be able to crack tests of VIT, SRM, Manipal, etc.
Some private colleges conduct their all India tests. Admission would be easier than government institutes. But fees goes high if your rank is big. IISER -Admiss...more
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