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What is the new pattern for JEE MAIN from 2017?

D Pathak 18th Oct, 2016

Board marks will not be counted for AIR. One must score 75%(Gen/Obc) or 65%(SC/ST) or should be within top 20 percentile of the board to be eligible to take JEE (adv) & for admission in NIT/IIIT/GFTI subject to fulfilment of other terms & condition .

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What will likely be the eligibility criteria for new pattern JEE MAINS ADVANCED 2017?

Anonymous 19th Oct, 2016

You can check below JEE MAINS eligibility criteria- Age Limit: Candidate's date of birth should fall on or after 01 October, 1992 for general candidates and 01, October 1987 for SC, ST and PwD candidates. Candidates appearing/passed 12th or equivalent exam in 2015 or 2016 with PCM are eligible to

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I will be appearing for JEE in 2017 , should I prepare for the new pattern or the old one?

Anonymous 17th Oct, 2016

Below is the paper pattern of Jee main 2017 which you have to follow- JEE Main 2017 will have two papers "? Paper 1 and Paper 2. Candidates can opt for either paper 1 or paper 2, or both as per the programme(s) they are seeking admission to. JEE Main

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What can we expect from IIM Bangalore for CAT 2016 in terms of test pattern and schedule?

Anonymous 12th Oct, 2016

@Surbhi: To know the paper pattern of CAT(IIM B) please check this link here: http://www.bschool.careers360.com/articles/iim-bangalore-admission-criteria-2017 The only difference is that the total number under each section is not specified, as it was ear

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Is the cat and gmat exam pattern same?

Anonymous 4th Nov, 2016

@Ketan: The syllabus of CAT and GMAT are almost the same. However, the difficulty of the Quant section of GMAT is far lesser than that of CAT. Similarly in the Verbal Section, there are more types of questions in GMAT. When it comes to the length of the e

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What should be the pattern of studying PCB for qualifying NEET?

Anonymous 27th Sep, 2016

First, complete your NCERT book to build a strong base. Biology- Most of the questions are covered from NCERT only. So, complete your NCERT book and do proper revision. You can also prepare footnotes carrying important keywords. Physics and Chemistry- You must clarify your concepts and keep the basics clear.

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How can I prepare IIT JEE from the beginning for 2017 and how many questions are there in IIT JEE Mains..???

Anonymous 27th Sep, 2016

It is important to know as many details about the exam you are going to give as possible. For example, the syllabus, the exam date and paper pattern. Next set your daily routine and keep a fixed time for studying for your entrance exam. Pick chapters in the order of

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Is it worth going kota for jee 2017 as jee pattern is going to change from 2017 onwards ?

Anonymous 22nd Sep, 2016

There is no change in the pattern of JEE 2017 you can go for the coaching. You can read the full article below related to the changes http://www.engineering.careers360.com/news/no-weightage-for-class-xii-results-for-jee-main-rank-list-from-2017-168910

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What is the syllabus and weightage for neet

Anonymous 22nd Sep, 2016

NEET 2017 Syllabus Physics: Class XI: Physical world and measurement, Laws of Motion, Kinematics, Work, Energy and Power, Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body, Gravitation, Properties of Bulk Matter, Thermodynamics, Behaviour of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory, Oscillations and Waves. Class XII: Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetic Effects of

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As said BITS equals IIT. So how are they similar or different to each other?

Anonymous 19th Sep, 2016

The basic difference is ; BITS is private college and IIT is govt college and only some top IITs are equivalent to BITS in placement and infrastructure, rest will come down from BITS.

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