College of Engineering, Trivandrum All Questions

Hello student dates of MCA CET are not declared yet the eligibility criteria to appear in cet is A candidate must have passed in any bachelor's degree with Mathematics at Intermediate (10+2) level or should have studied Mathematics as one of the subjects at graduation level.

You can find  the date of cet once it'll out on the link mentioned below

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-engineering-trivandrum/mca-course

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Hello student yes you need to appear for cee to get admission in college of engineering trivandrum as per source, To secure admissions to BTech programmes at College of Engineering Trivandrum,aspirants must have qualified KEAM(Kerala Engineering, Architecture and Medical Entrance Exam) conducted by the Commissioner for Entrance Exams (CEE).

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You should try to study less but smartly and get good marks.

Marks that you score in biology are most important as they decide your rank above any other criterion.

Out of 90 questions that are asked in biology section, almost 80 to 85 are purely ncert based and out of them, at least 70 are directly from ncert and almost 30 to 35 are one liners. Others are conceptual and applied biology in day to day life.

To score overall good marks, try solving last year question papers in 2.5 hours instead of 3.

Make a habit to use only one pen that too 0.7 mm ball point pen without any rough notebook and minimum space utilisation.

Fill your omr sheet directly instead of marking first on the question paper.

Focus only on ncert for biology section and organic and inorganic chemistry.

Try to solve as many as possible questions in physics and organic chemistry.

There'll be at least 18 questions from organic chemistry.

Chapters like biomolecules, polymers, daily and environment chemistry are always asked but most people neglect them. They are easy and scoring. Don't remember the data given in last chemistry chapter of 11 class.

In organic chemistry, first of all, do all the name reactions and then the rest.

One or two questions from nomenclature.

Don't waste time in reading hydrogen. Just read water and heavy water.

Please don't neglect last chapters from chemistry books of both standards and last chapter of ecology in biology.

Focus more on microbiology and biotechnology and physiology. Their weightage is more.

In physics, modern physics is easy and scoring and it helps in chemistry section also.

They have started asking questions from wave optics since past 3 years and that too good ones.

Read summary of all the 98 chapters.

In biology, memorize all the diagrams with proper sequence of labelling as it is in the book. Same diagrams are asked.

Learn all the tables, especially in chapters like microbes, plant breeding, pollution, etc.

Scientific nomenclature in biology is asked from the book only. No need to mug up from here and there.

At least 7 questions from plant physiology. Remember that NADP and NADPH are different.

Don't forget to study the supplement material given at the end of books.

In all, it's easy but requires hard work.

Keep one thing in mind; everyone prepares well, Neet is just about saving and managing the time.

Try and complete biology section in 45 minutes with simultaneous filling of omr so that you have enough time for physics and physical chemistry.

Don't stick to any question and fill the theoretical questions first in physics and chemistry.

Dear Syed ,  you have mentioned in your question about different  :entrance exams. These different exams have different eligibility

So , following are the exams and their eligibility:-

1. NEET :- Its eligibilty is that you should be a subject of India , a NRI , PIO i.e a person with indian origin and foreign nationals. Must have qualified class 12 with PCB(Physics , chemistry , biology/Biotechnology)  subjects

2, CET:- Its eligibilty is that you should be a subject of India , with min 50% aggregate in 5 subjects in 12th class.

For KCET , you must have done minimum of 7 years of schooling in karnataka.

3. COMDEK :- Its eligibilty is that you should be a subject of India and have atleast 45% aggregate in PCM. Diploma holders are not eligible.

So based on these , you can decide whether you are eligible or not

Hi Pushkar,

JEE-Mains is a very competitive examination. I am not only talking about India but also globally. It is considered among the most difficult examination in the world. So, if you prepare properly for JEE-Mains, you should be prepared for other Engineering CETs very comfortably.

Hello,
To claim domicile for Maharashtra state, you must belong to that state or stayed over 10 years. If your parents belong to the state or serving to the nation.
If you don't satisfy any one of the above then you can't claim for home state quota.
To make it simple , you or your parents must be a resident of the state or serving to nation staying in the state.
If you are not satisfying then you have to go for open category and if your rank comes in the range then you can get an admission.
Hope it helps you!

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there is 60 seats available for marathwada mitra mandals collage  for mba courses. you can appear in mba cet exam conducts by dte of maharastra or you may appear in cat/mat/ cmat,/ xat /atma/ gmat entrance test. you may know about the cutoff score from below link:

https://www.mmcoe.edu.in/index.php/admissions/cut-offs/mba

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Greetings!

Best books for physics for mhcet are listed below :-

• Marvel Physics for Medical & Engineering Entrance Exam by Marvel Prakashan publication
• Physics for MHT CET (MCQ) by A J Bapat (Marvel Publication)
• Uttam MHT-CET Physics by Dr. Shirish B. Shrivastav
• Concepts of Physics Vol. 1 by H.C. Verma
• Concepts of Physics Vol. 2 by H.C. Verma

Once you complete the whole syllabus , you can attempt mock tests and solve sample papers on a daily basis to practically apply whatever you have studied and to check your preparation progress. A mistake made during these tests can be checked and rectified by you. Mock tests will also help you with your time management.
For detailed information go through our page for which link is provided below :-
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-2019
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