Which one is better among JEE Mains and CET?

234 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sagar Birmole
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Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
CET essentially tests for bookish knowledge. If you have prepared properly for your boards, you are more or less prepared for CET. Most questions do not expect you to apply the concepts, and require you to know only the facts. Some questions require little application, which should be easy to solve

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Rocky  Bhaiii
9 years ago
JEE is better than CET.

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Lalit choudhary
9 years ago
JEE mains and advance is better among all entrance exam for engineering. You will be offered the best colleges/institute of India, if you clear these exams. JEE will give a fine competition with best minds of India. CET will only give you competition around your state region. You will compete with m

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sachin golhani
9 years ago
You should go for JEE mains.

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