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To give a mock for JEE Mains effectively, create a test-like environment by eliminating distractions and timing yourself strictly according to the exam duration. Choose a reliable mock test series that simulates the actual JEE pattern. Analyze your syllabus coverage and attempt the paper with a strategic approach—prioritize your strong subjects first. Post-test, review your performance thoroughly to identify weak areas and revise them. Regular practice with mocks enhances speed, accuracy, and confidence, helping you master time management and exam pressure.

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After a diploma in architecture ,

Choose B.Arch. if :

• You enjoyed the design and creative aspects of your diploma program.
• You want a career in architecture, interior design, or urban planning.
• You are willing to dedicate more time to studying and are okay with moderate initial salaries.

Choose Civil Engineering if:

• You are more interested in the technical and construction side of projects.
• You want a broader range of job opportunities with quicker earning potential.
• You are comfortable with fieldwork and technical problem-solving.

Hi Yuvraj,

You can find the JEE Mains last 10 years Previous Question Papers from the mentioned link below. Just click on on it and you'll be redirected to a page where PYQs are available and you can download them as a PDF.

Solving PYQs is a very crucial step which helps in strengthening concepts more.

All the best!

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Hello aspirant,

During the JEE exam, applicants are permitted to wear religious headgear such as a turban or hijab by the National Testing Agency (NTA). However, before the exam begins, the invigilator must inspect the hijab or any other headwear to make sure that no hidden cheating materials are present.

Thank you

Yes, you can wear a hijab for the JEE Mains exam, as the NTA allows candidates to follow their religious practices. However, it is recommended to inform the exam authorities in advance by mentioning it in the application or contacting the helpdesk. On the exam day, security checks might involve verifying your identity, so arrive early to avoid delays. Ensure you follow all dress code guidelines provided in the admit card, focusing on comfort and adherence to the rules.

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There are two points to be taken into consideration:

Choose JEE Advanced : If you qualify and can secure a good rank, it is a better and more recognized route to IISc, particularly for a competitive program like B.Sc. Mathematics.

Choose JEE Main: If your JEE Main rank is exceptional and meets IISc's competitive cutoffs, this route is also valid but slightly less advantageous compared to JEE Advanced.

Aiming for JEE Advanced is generally the better pathway to maximize your chances at IISc Bangalore.

Hi Aruna;

Hope you are doing well!

Coming to your issue, i.e. the image you are trying to post into you JEE admit card is coming outside the given space. See, there is absolutely no problem with this. Make sure you paste a passport size photo only, also it should be the same photo as you have in your admit card and don't forget to carry 2 extra photographs to your examination center. Take care that the necessary details mention in your admit card is not hidden behind the photo. If this is not the case, then everything is fine. Don't worry and stay focused to your Last-minute preparations. All the best!

Hello,

To be eligible for the 3-year Diploma course in Civil Engineering at NERIST (North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology) , the following qualifications are typically required:

Educational Qualification:

• Completion of 10th grade (Matriculation) with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC/ST).
• Must have studied Mathematics, Science (Physics/Chemistry), and English in the 10th standard.

Age Limit:

• Age should be between 15 and 25 years as of the year of admission.

Entrance Exam:

• Candidates must clear the NERIST Entrance Exam (NEE).

Hope it helps !

Hello,

In NEET PG (MD/MS) programs, whether your wife can live outside the college hostel or if staying in the hostel is mandatory depends on the specific rules and regulations of the medical college she gets admitted to. Most medical colleges in India offer hostel facilities for PG students, but the requirement to stay in the hostel can vary.

In many colleges, staying in the hostel is not compulsory for PG students, allowing them the option to live off-campus if they choose, as long as they have a suitable place. However, some colleges may have specific rules for first-year students or certain courses that might require hostel accommodation.

The choice to live outside the hostel is generally permitted if the college does not impose restrictions. If she secures admission to a medical college, it’s essential to review the specific college guidelines regarding hostel accommodation and off-campus living options. Many institutions may also permit students to stay with their families or rent nearby apartments.

To avoid any confusion, it’s best to directly reach out to the admissions office or hostel administration of the college where she intends to apply. They can provide the most accurate and current information about whether staying in the hostel is mandatory or if off-campus living is an option for PG students.

In summary, while hostel accommodation is available at most medical colleges, it is not always required. If your wife gains admission, you can look into the possibility of living outside the hostel, but it’s wise to confirm this with the institution’s specific rules.

Hello,

With a 70 percentile in JEE Mains belonging to the SC category, you have some opportunities for admission to various private colleges such as SRM, VIT, Amrita, and BITS, although the chances can based on the specific institution and the branch you are interested in.

1. SRM (SRM Institute of Science and Technology)

- SRM has own entrance exam called SRMJEEE, but they also allow candidates to apply their JEE Mains scores.

- With a 70 percentile in JEE Mains, your chances of securing a seat at SRM are reasonable particularly in branches like Civil Engineering Biotechnology. However, more sought-after branches such as Computer Science Engineering and Electronics & Communication may have higher cutoffs.

2. VIT (VIT University)

- VIT conducts the VITEEE exam for admissions, but they also accept JEE M scores A 70 percentile JEE M might be on lower end, yet you still have a shot at getting into certain branches, especially in non-core areas Competitive fields like CSE or ECE will have much higher cutoffs.

3. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeam

- Amrita has its own entrance exam, AEEE, but they do accept JEE Mains scores as well. With a 70 percentile in JEE Mains you might find opportunities in non-core branches or at campuses with less competition. However, more popular branches will be quite competitive.

4. BITS Pilani

- BITS Pilani is among the leading engineering institutes in India and has its own entrance exam known as BITSAT. do not consider JEE Mains scores for admission, so a 70 percentile in JEE Mains would not be applicable here.

Conclusion:

With your 70 percentile in JEE Mains, gaining admission to top branches like Computer Science or Electronics at these institutions be challenging, but there is potential for acceptance in less competitive branches.