Which is the best coaching institute for the preparation of JEE Mains and Advanced in India?
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It does not depend upon coaching centre. Its your interest. If you are interested, you will be able to score good marks. -
According to me, Allen Career Institute, Kota is one of the best for IIT aspirant but coaching institute has only 5 to 10% contribution in your success. 90% success depends upon hard work, dedication and positive attitude. -
There are a lots of coaching in India for the preparation of JEE. Some of them are:-
FIITJEE
Allen
Resonance
Vibrant Acadamy.
But some coaching also good in each state.
But your hard work is the main reason to score good marks. Teachers only show you a path but you have to travel on it.
Go ahead. -
Some of the best coaching institutes according to their ranks include:
1 Allen Career Institute
2 Bansal classes
3 Resonance
4 Motion
5 Rao IIT academy
6 Sri Chaitanya Vishakhapatnam
7 Aakash institute -
Basically in Jaipur: Allen, Resonance and Akash are the best
and the rest depends on us that the level of which we prepare. -
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Sanchit Khandelwal Won Gold medal in National Cyber Olympiad | Guide-Level 12
7 years agoResonance and Allen are the best coaching institute for the preparation of JEE Mains and JEE Advanced in India. They provide quality JEE notes with quality faculty members. -
Hello,
It doesn't depend on the coaching institute, it totally depends on your interest, dedication and passion towards the exam. Coaching centres can only guide you but until you can't do hard work it is not possible to achieve success.
So, I would suggest you not depend on the coaching institute and work hard and be loyal to your studies. -
Allen, Rajasthan is the best coaching institute in India. -
VMC is the best coaching. They will provide you the right study material, good faculty and lots of mock tests. But in the end, it only depends upon your hard work and dedication. Merely joining a coaching institute won't help you crack JEE Mains or Advanced.
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ALLEN career institute has the best results and certainly considered as the best, then there is FITJEE and resonance coaching classes on second number overall India.
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