Hi!!! As far as AMU hostels are concerned the rules are strict where you're allowed only one outing per week. If you wish to leave the hostel on any day other than Sunday,you need to take permission slip from the warden a day before and you need to send a fax to your parents who must fax you back with their permissions.

I hope it would be helpful for you.Thank you.

Hii Faheen

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Hello,

Both are completely different. If you appear for WBJEE, you will get a rank based on your marks and that rank will be the deciding criteria based on which you will be allotted a college under Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology. Whereas Aligarh University directly intakes students based on their marks.

If you want an advice, I would suggest you appear for AMU because it is highly uncertain what college you would be allotted based on your marks that you would score in WBJEE. And studying in a low ranked college does not make any sense at all because there would be absolutely zero placements. 

I hope this helps. All the best!

Hello!

The Best opposition is that prepare for both the exam .

just take the example of jee mains you prepare well but on the day of exam you score less marks ,so for more opposition prepared for both the exam you never what is going to happen .

Also you score well in both the exam the you have more opposition for councelling.

All The Best!

Hello Asmit,

On the basis of the prescribed syllabus for the entrance exam it is advisable to keep in touch with following books:

• Objective General English by R.S. Agarwal.
• General Knowledge by Arihant Publications.
• Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive exams by R.S. Agarwal.
• Analytical Reasoning by M.K. Pandey.

Opinions may vary and people may suggest you other books and you are free to follow them, most of the books are not bad. You are not bound to follow the books stated above, they are just some examples, just keep in mind to go through one book completly, switching books always creates a hindrance. Pick one and stick to it. 

All the best. 

Dear STudent,

No, calculators are not allowed for students in the AMU Entrance tests.