Hello Anil,

If you are preparing for NEE UG 2020 entrance exam on your own then you can choose self study option. In case if you are attending any coaching classes for NEET then you need to choose coaching option. It will not effect your candidature you just need to choose through which mode you are preparing.

Hey Abhishek

Don't worry,if you are not prepared for JEE.As you have mentioned that you can score 85+ in 12th,It will not create any problem for you to find any good college for B.tech In  CS.

I am mentioning some of the best college that you can go for without cracking JEE Mains-

• BITS(Exam-BITSAT)
• MIT Pune (Exam-MAHCET)
• VIT UNIVERSITY (Exam-VITEEE)
• BMSCE,Bangalore (Exam-BMSCE ENTRANCE)
• SRM UNIVERSITY,CHENNAI(SRMJEE)

Hope This Helps

Good Luck!

Hi Suraj,

Last month preparation of JEE Mains exam is one of the most crucial period where you will deal with extreme stress and pressure. Even if you understand it all you can still make mistakes that can ruin your chances of getting better college. So, try to stabilize yourself and your concentration in this period.

Preparation of JEE Mains will get even better if you follow the tips that are mentioned below:

1. See last 3-4 years question papers to get clear of question type and pattern. This step is basically for getting familiar with the question paper.

2. Try to solve the questions without seeing any solution or taking any help. Understanding your capabilities will help you ahead.

3. Try to take shortest possible approach for solving the MCQs. Take your time to see your current performance so that you can improve at every step.

4. While doing all this, try to do some meditation and yoga for maintaining your health and keep your mind clear.

5. Go through your syllabus and prepare a short term plan to touch every topic essential for the exam.

6. Don't study continuously. Take rest in between so that you don't feel tired mentally.

Don't compare yourself with others. Just try to give your best so that you could get satisfied by your performance.

Hi Mridul,

As you must know, NEET is a very competitive examination. It is expected to be even tougher this year as it is  merged with the AIIMS and JIPMER examinations. The syllabus that you study for school examinations is not on the same level as NEET questions and reading a chapter is not enough to clear it. You should refer some other books and thoroughly understand the concepts and practice them repeatedly.

• I am listing you best coaching institute for preparation of Entrance of BBA in west Delhi and nearby areas:
• ACME Entrance Expert
• SmartPrep
• Edu Mentor
• IMS Rajouri garden
• Secondly, you should choose the way you find better and easier for you.
• hope this helps

Hello!

Preparation for UPSC exam has nothing to do with which class you study in, it depends on your dedication towards it. Yes, you can start preparing for UPSC exam as it is the most difficult competitive exam of India. And saying that it is easy is totally not true. The first thing you need to do is know what is the pattern of examination and according to that you start your preparation. Apart from understanding the exam pattern you should always keep yourself updated to the current affairs which cannot be studied with any book. Your stream or medium matters the least so that's not even a topic of concern. You just need to complete graduation to take UPSC exam. And the more time you get the more better you can study. If you want to you may start preparing for it now as well. Don't take any coaching or stuff, try to enhance your general knowledge and be upto date with current affairs. Observe the pattern and previous year papers, it is a very important part if you want to crack UPSC. From previous year papers you'll get an idea of the type of questions asked and the pattern to which you can start your preparation. I wish luck to you. I hope this is helpful. All the best!

Hello!!

I hope you are appearing for the January 2020 JEE main exam.Since you have only one month left,start taking as many mock tests as possible,if possible take the three hour test so you'll get used to the actual exam's duration.Scoring good marks is all about identifying which questions to attempt first and which to attempt later.You will get that clarity only after attending a decent number of mock tests.

Set yourself small targets such as revising a certain number of topics in a day and number of relevant questions to be solved on a daily basis.Since, the NTA has introduced numerical type questions, so make sure you practice according to the new exam pattern.Spend a little extra time in preparing your strongest subject,so you would score more but at the same time focus on all the three subjects .Make a study plan.Take enough rest and stay healthy.All the best for your exams!!

For important topics and to know about other examination tips,visit the given below links: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-2020-preparation-tips-experts