Hello Aspirant,

See syllabus for COMEDK UGET is completely similar to that of JEE-Main and in fact both the syllabus are based on NCERT's curriculum of class 11th and 12th so you can check out the syllabus for COMEDK  UGET 2022 from the link given below ;-

COMEDK UGET Syllabus 2022 - Check Detailed Syllabus Here (careers360.com)

So you should completely focus on your syllabus of class 11th and 12th and you must have thorough reading of NCERT text books of class 11th and 12th.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

The majority of the syllabus matches with NCERT syllabus for JEE MAINS. So if you consider the book for the theory then the books of NCERT's are quite good.

The previous year marks weightage of chapters are considered the below:

Physics :

• Modern Physics:- 20 marks
• Heat and Thermodynamics :- 12 marks
• Optics:- 12 marks
• Current Electricity :- 12 marks
• Electrostatics :- 12 marks
• Magnetics :- 8 marks
• Unit, Dimension and Vector:- 4 marks
• Kinematics :- 4 marks
• Laws of motion :- 4 marks
• Work, Power and Energy :- 4 marks
• Centre Of Mass, Impulse and Momentum :- 4 marks
• Rotation :- 4 marks
• Gravitation :- 4 marks
• Simple Harmonic Motion :- 4 marks
• Solids and Fluids :- 4 marks
• Waves :- 4 marks
• Electromagnetics Induction ; AC :- 4 marks

Chemistry :

• Transition Elements and Coordination Chemistry :- 12 marks
• Periodic table and Representative Elements :- 12 marks
• Thermodynamics And Gaseous State:- 8 marks
• Atomic Structure:- 8 marks
• Chemical Bonding:- 8 marks
• Chemical And Ionic Equilibrium:- 8 marks
• Solid State And Surface Chemistry :- 8 marks
• Nuclear Chemistry And Environment:- 8 marks
• Mole Concept :- 4 marks
• Redox Reaction :- 4 marks
• Electrochemistry :- 4 marks
• Chemical Kinetics:- 4 marks
• Solution and Colligative Properties :- 4 marks
• General Organic Chemistry:- 4 marks
• Stereochemistry:- 4 marks
• Hydrocarbon :- 4 marks
• Alkyl Halides :- 4 marks
• Carboxylic Acid and their Derivatives:- 4 marks
• Carbohydrates,amino acid and Polymers :- 4 marks
• Aromatic Compounds :- 4 marks

Maths :

• Coordinate Geometry :- 20 marks
• Limits, Continuity and Differentiability :- 12 marks
• Integral Calculus :- 12 marks
• Complex numbers and Quadratic Equation :- 8 marks
• Matrices and Determinants :- 8 marks
• Statistics and Probability :- 8 marks
• Vector Algebra :- 8 marks
• Sets, Relation and Function:- 4 marks
• Permutations and Combinations :- 4 marks
• Binomial Theorem and Its Application:- 4 marks
• Sequences and Series:- 4 marks
• Trigonometry :- 4 marks
• Mathematical Reasoning :- 4 marks
• Differential Equation :- 4 marks
• Statics and Dynamics :- 4 marks
• Differential Calculus :- 4 marks

The high weightage topics for JEE MAINS, you can get by visiting the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-weightage

I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!

Hello Aspirant,
Yes if you read NCERT textbooks properly and thoroughly then you can easily get 100-120 marks in JEE-Main but if you are seeking more good marks then you should also read from some reference books because there are no sufficient question to practice in NCERT textbooks and for JEE-Main like entrance examinations you should have good practice of different types of questions so for your reference I am enlisting down some best books for preparation of JEE-Main 2021 :-

@Physics
Concepts of Physics-H. C. Verma
Fundamentals of Physics-Halliday, Resnick and Walker
Problems in General Physics-I. E. Irodov
University Physics-Freedman and Young
Understanding JEE physics series-DC Pandey
Problem In Physics-SS Krotov

@Mathematics
Higher Algebra-Hall and Knight
Coordinate Geometry-S.L. Loney
Differential and Integral Calculus-N. Piskunov
Calculus and Analytic Geometry-Thomas and Finney
IIT Mathematics for JEE Main & Advanced-M.L. Khanna
Course in Mathematics for IIT-JEE-Tata McGraw Hill publication
Problems Plus in IIT Mathematics-A Das Gupta
Trigonometry-S L Loney

@Chemistry
Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations-RC Mukherjee
Organic Chemistry-Solomons and Fryhle
Concise Inorganic-J. D. Lee
Organic Chemistry-Morrison and Boyd
University Chemistry-Freedman and Young
Physical Chemistry-N Awasthi
Arihant's Practice Book Chemistry for JEE Main And Advanced-R.K Gupta

You can also check out the JEE-Main knockout package for preparation of JEE-Main from the link given below :-
https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-jee-main-april/

I hope this information helps you.
Good Luck!!

Hello Aspirant,
All chapters that are mentioned in the JEE-Main syllabus should be first coveted from NCERT and the for same topics the questions shoul be practiced from some reference books. Sp i am mentioning down the JEE-Main syllabus :-

@Mathematics  
> Complex numbers and quadratic equations
> Matrices and determinants
> Sets, relations and functions
> Mathematical induction
> Permutations and combinations
> Mathematical reasoning
> Limit, continuity and differentiability
> Integral calculus
> Three-dimensional geometry
> Differential equations
> Binomial theorem and its simple applications
> Sequence and Series
> Vector algebra
> Statistics and probability
> Trigonometry
> Co-ordinate geometry

@Physics  
> Physics and measurement
> Rotational motion
> Thermodynamics
> Kinematics
> Work, energy and power
> Properties of solids and liquids
> Gravitation
> Laws of motion
> Oscillations and waves
> Electronic devices
> Kinetic theory of gases
> Current electricity
> Communication systems
> Electromagnetic induction and alternating currents
> Magnetic effects of current and magnetism
> Optics
> Electromagnetic waves
> Atoms and nuclei
> Electrostatics
> Dual nature of matter and radiation
+Experimental skills

@Chemistry  
Physical Chemistry 
> Some basic concepts in chemistry
> States of matter
> Atomic structure
> Chemical bonding and molecular structure
> Chemical thermodynamics
> Solutions
> Equilibrium
> Redox reactions and electrochemistry
> Chemical kinetics
> Surface chemistry
Organic Chemistry 
> Purification and characterization of organic compounds
> Hydrocarbons
> Chemistry in everyday life
> Principles related to practical chemistry
> Organic compounds containing halogens
> Organic compounds containing oxygen
> Organic compounds containing nitrogen
> Polymers
> Some basic principles of organic chemistry
> Biomolecules
Inorganic Chemistry 
> Classification of elements and periodicity in properties
> Hydrogen
> Block elements (alkali and alkaline earth metals)
> P Block elements group 13 to group 18 elements
> d- and f - block elements
> Co-ordination compounds
> Environmental chemistry
> General principles and processes of isolation of metals



For complete syllabus for JEE-Main and  their PDFs along with the detailed content weightage,  kindly check out the link given below :-
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-weightage

You can also check out JEE-Main Learning package for solving series of mock tests :-  
https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-jee-main-april-one-month-subscription/?icn=jee-main-knockout&ici=c360-clevertap-sticky-articles-web


I hope this information helps you.
Good Luck!!

Hello aspirant,

Firstly, you have 1.5 months to prepare for NEET. Worrying will not help, instead the timetable should be followed for 2-3 months before the exam, and as the exam approaches, devote more time to revision and mock exams, as well as the previous year's question paper. Candidates should focus more on revision and taking practice examinations because they help us prepare better and identify our strengths and limitations.

Around 70% of the questions come from the NCERT textbooks. Candidates can use other books for preparation, but they should not overlook NCERT books or complete NCERT first before moving on to other books. But this is the case for chemistry and biology only. Biology has almost 99% of questions direct from NCERT whereas Physics has more conceptual questions. I suggest you practice mock tests and clear your concepts, even if you haven't done class 11 NCERT for physics. If your concepts are crystal clear, you can solve questions from any book, be it NCERT or any other.

All the best!

Hello aspirant,

KCET is an examination that is held every year for admisisons into various colleges of karnataka in engineering course.

See, the exam pattern is quite simple and straight forward. If we talk about the difficulty of paper then it is quite easy as compared to other exams.

As you have mentioned that you are preparing from NCERT TEXTBOOKS, EXEMPLARS, NCERT FINGERTIPS along with previous year question papers.  See, these are more than enough but make sure to prepare it well because if you donot prepare from these with sinceretity then you might face difficulties while answering questions.

So prepare well and donot forget to make flash cards as they will be helpful for last minute revision.

Hope this information will help you.

Thank you!!!

Hi aspirant,

No, only NCERT will surely be not enough to get you a rank below 1k.

Since, the NCERT book is the main source of examination paper but the in depth questions asked in the examination are not there in NCERT books. So, it is advised to study from sample quesrion papers and some advanced level to fetch a decent rank in the examination.

See, examination requires utmost preparation from good sources and also helps and individual to get better opportunities to boost their confidence.

So I suggest you to prepare from NCERT and also from some side books as well. Make proper notes and practise questiins daily for precision.

Donot forget to make flash cards as they will be helpful for last minute revision.

Check out this link as well: https://dqxeclau.top/exams/kcet

I hope this answer helps you.

Thank you and all the very best!!!