Hi Nithin,

Have a look at these three options after Intermediate(12)

1. Apply for NIT's if You Score Between 150-200 or more

                               (or)

2. Take Long-term coaching which helps you learn Basic, Intermediate and advanced concepts and get a good score then apply for NIT's

                               (or)

3. Give EAMCET exam and get Rank between 5k-10k and get into top 5 engineering colleges (Remember top 5 colleges are equal to NIT's)

Hope it helps! Inbox me if you've any queries!

Hello dear,

As you doesn't have grasp on the topics of class 11 then it will very difficult to cover class 12 topics as most of these is the extended version of class 11 topics they will great application if you are not able to write work energy correctly then how you will solve problems in electrostats and magnetism. So please make a routine to cover class 11 topics sequence wise along with class 12  ,try to cover class 11 consistently.Now don't waste your time otherwise it will ruin your dreams.You have enough time  to manage this and you can if you become fully dedicated to this. 

Hi Sasmit, I fully understand what your problem is. Dont worry, i have some suggestions for you. What i expect from you is dedication and punctuality towards JEE. So, here are some suggstions:

• Do prepare a timetable and follow it honestly everyday.
• Always mark your strength and weaknesses in the form of type A,B and C. type A means that these topics are the strongest and you can easily attempt questions coming from here correctly.
• type B means they are MODERATELY DIFFICULT. For these topics, try to learn the concepts first rather than blindly solving questions.In exams, attempt questions only if you are sure enough to answer it correctly.
• type C means these topics are too difficult for you to study. for these, try to use the approach in type B, and convert it into type B from type C. Now, if you realize that you are not able to cope up with these, do not think for another time and leave that topic.Do not attempt the questions if you have a slight hesitation.