Dear Aspirant

It's okay if you are not able to clear NEET. Being a Dr. at the end of the day is not the only option.

there are so many professions you can look onto.

1. Biotechnology-So the courses available can be B.Sc /M.Sc /B.SC +M.Sc /B.Tech/M.Tech/B.Tech+M.Tech-this is a growing

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Advait I will tell you how to prepare for both exams together.

Physics and Chemistry are common in both exams and preparing for one more extra subject than others i.e. 4 instead of 3 is all you have to do. Join a good JEE coaching class since the level of

Greetings sovit,

TIME institute is best for CAT coaching.

jamboree institute is best for GRE/GMAT coaching.

you can however join any institute that is the most convinient to you because ultimately it all depends on self study at the end.

try to save time by choosing a coaching centre nearest

MHTCET is the state engineering entrance exam of Maharashtra.

The paper is of 200 marks out of which 50%  that is, 100 marks is for Maths only, so if maths is your strong point then maybe it a bit easy for you achieve 160.

Rest 100 marks is attributed to

Things get a bit on the tougher side for partial droppers as you are putting both the things at stake, that being your college performance and JEE preparation. That is why I m not on side of partial dropping in many cases but since you have decided to go for

Hi Archanaa,

NEET and JIPMER exams are quite easy, if you start early and manage your time well. NEET exam pattern is as follows,

Total number of questions = 360

Physics = 45

Chemsitry = 45

Biology = 90 (Botony = 45, Zoology = 45)

This is a 180 minutes

FIITJEE Chennai is the best coaching centre you can get yourselves enrolled into if you stay in Tamil Nadu for JEE Mains. If location and batch strength is a point of issue for you then you can also review Conceptree Learning, Naganullar or Venper Academy. Also if you're okay with