Hello,


Well. it will be hard to predict how much you will get based on your mock tests score because nobody knows what the difficulty level of JEE paper would be. However you can enhance you performance by analyzing the tests your giving. A test is of no use if you will not analyze it. Pen down the topics where you are making mistakes and work on them. Try to minimize the negative marking by not over committing to any question. Just by following these steps you can easily enhance your chance to get good marks.

I hope this helps.

Hello,


Well first of all you should not panic because it happens to many students and even the best of them. You are panicking while writing the mocks and whenever you are facing difficulty you are just running away from it. Now first thing you have to do is stop panicking. Focus on your weak areas where you are facing difficulties, give the test with calm mindset. Solve questions which are solvable and leave those which you are finding difficult. Understand that you have prepared well and you cannot change the outcome. Just focus on what is in your hands.

I hope this helps.

Hello,

It is difficult to predict the score because admission in NITs depends on the cut off. Considering the previous year cut off you need to score minimum 110-120 marks to have decent chances of getting seat in Computer Science Engineering in a decent NIT. Cut off depends on various factors like number of seats available, difficulty of exam and number of candidates qualified.

To know the colleges in which you have chances of getting seat you may use our JEE main college predictor

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

We have JEE Main knockout package to help you with JEE Main preparation you can enroll. It consists of E-lectures, smart study materials, mock tests, faculty support, performance analysis. To check the details and enroll use the link below

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-jee-main-april/

To check the previous year cut off you can click the link given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nits-cutoff-for-top-btech-branches

Hello,

Do not wait till march to start your preparation since JEE Advanced is considered to be one of the toughest entrance examinations and there is a tight competition for this exam.. Start from today itself.

Since you are confident that you know the basics about the subject well now what is required is Revision and practice. Solve as many problems as possible to know the different ways questions can be asked from the topics. Doing previous year papers and mock question papers on a daily basis and also there are question bank books. This helps you to recollect the formulas, gives you an idea on where you have to improve and will also help you to manage time better. Make it a point to solve atleast one paper every day during the month you have kept apart for revision and practicing question papers.

I will share with you a link from where you can access mocktests:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-mock-test

Another important thing is that don’t study anything new at the last minute and this can create confusions. Just revise the concepts that you have already studied and you get stuck at.

NEVER TAKE YOUR HEALTH FOR GRANTED . Get proper sleep, eat healthy food and keep your self hydrated. Ensure that you do not stress your self too much and give enough time to relax and take breaks. Always remember that if you are stressed out then take a break as it would not bring out any good results when you put yourself in more stress.

Finally, on the day of the exam relax and don’t get tensed. Keep your mind clear and give the exam.  You will surely be able to do well.

Also rather than fixing the number of hours I would suggest you to fix the topics to revise and number of papers to solve in a day. That would be a better strategy.

Following these and being completely dedicated to this, I am sure you will be able to clear JEE Advanced.

Hope this was useful.

Good Luck

Hey,

BHU does not conduct any separate entrance exam for B.Tech courses. Although IIT-BHU comes under Bananas Hindu University, you have to clear JEE-Mains and JEE-Advanced exams(which are being conducted for admission in IITs and NITs all over India) for being eligible to participate in the counseling process.

Hope this helps.

Dear student,
If you get admission in a general seat in any iit/nit/iiit/gfti through iit jee then first you need to pay the fees according to general category only. However each year students have to provide their income certificate to avail tuition fee waiver and the students who had nor availed the facility before but have less family income get a tuition fee waiver. I am a student at one of the nit's, and this is what happens there. So you need to pay the fees initially as a general candidate then if this facility is provided you can have the tuition fee waiver.

Dear student,
If you get admission in a general seat in any iit/nit/iiit/gfti through iit jee then first you need to pay the fees according to general category only. However each year students have to provide their income certificate to avail tuition fee waiver and the students who had not availed the facility before but have less family income get a tuition fee waiver. I am a student at one of the nit's, and this is what happens there. So you need to pay the fees initially as a general candidate then if this facility is provided you can have the tuition fee waiver.

Hello !

You need not to worry about the same.

The questions in JEE mains are asked 50% from 11th and 50% from 12th.

So,as of now focus on 12th completely and revise it well. The preparations will end by the end of the year.

Then you can start with basics of 11th again for some months. However,you have to appear boards as well. So keep few months for boards and revise 12th from JEE point of view as well during those months.
You will get nearly 1 and half months after boards for JEE mains preparations. Try to finish the left over portions from 11th during those months and revise the ones you already studied before.

Note- Prepare a standard and smart time-table for yourself for the preparations. Follow the schedule strictly.

Books you need to cover to clear your concepts -

1.NCERT - This is the most important book to cover. Clear all your basic concepts in Physics,Chemistry and Maths from NCERTs. Most of the questions in JEE Mains are asked from NCERT books. However NCERTs have some difficult concepts as well which will take time. So you can prefer Pradeep's Fundamental Physics and Chemistry for 11th and 12th for easy understanding.

2.After NCERTs and Pradeep,start with H.C Verma in Physics and give mock tests. In case of Chemistry you can go for GRB publication books.

3.For Maths,after NCERT,try to finish the important chapters from R.D Sharma or the chapters in which you are good from R.D Sharma. Since R.D Sharma can't be finished easily in short span of time. So go with the chapters you can do well or the chapters which will cover important topics.

4.Give a lot of mock tests and revise well before the exam.
Along with this, check last 5 years JEE questions to understand the pattern and difficulty level. Determine your   weak and strong areas from these papers. Prepare accordingly.

5. Subscribe to a good coaching centre. Appear the mock tests they provide regularly. Clear your concepts and ask doubts to your mentors or go for online clarifications of doubts. Prepare well from the materials they provide you for the preparations.


Have patience and study calmly. You can make it. Perseverance and determination are highly recommended.

hello aspirant,

For otherstate or homestate for only oc category crl is considered,for other categories like obc,ews,sc,st category ranks are considered for giving the admission into nits.

for more information about cutoffs you can refer to: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile

hope this helps,

thankyou.

Hello Aspirant,

If you have submitted the self undertaking on the place of your caste/category certificate in JEE-Main Application Form 2021 then you have to produce your original and valid certificate at the time of admission or while registering for JOSAA Counselling.

For complete details about JEE-Main 2021 Application form kindly check out the link given below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-to-fill-jee-main-application-form

Some insights of JEE-Main 2021 :-

> To qualify for JEE Mains, there is no minimum aggregate percentage criteria but yes if you want to take admission into NITs, IIITs or CFTIs then you should score a minimum aggregate of 75% in your class 12th if you belongs to General/Unreserved category and 65% if you belongs to any of the reserved category.

> Also from this year according to New Education Policy the JEE-Main examination will be conducted in English, Hindi and other regional languages such as Bengali, Gujarati, Assamese, Kannada, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Odia and Malayalam.

> In JEE-Main 2021 there will be total 90 question out of which you have to attempt only 75 (25 from each section) and there will be two sections for each subject, Section-A will be of Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs)(20 compulsory questions) and Section-B will contain Questions whose answers are to be filled in as a numerical value (10 numerical based questions out of which only 5 are compulsory to be attempted).

> In Section B, candidates have to attempt any five questions out of 10. There will be no negative marking for Section B.

> All question will be of 4 marks and in MCQs there will be negative marking of (-1) on incorrect attempt.

This year JEE-Main is being conducted with slight changes in it's pattern and it's conduction and you can check out all the changes from the link given below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!