Hello dear student,

definitely dear student if you get good score in NEET so you are eligible to get admission into any of the colleges of your choice. If you want to get admission in to colleges other than Assam then you will be getting admission under 15% all India quota while if you want to take admission in any of the college in Assam then you will get admission under 85% state quota. to try to get really good marks in your Neet examination so that you can get admission in your desired college and for Neet exam you just need to qualify your eligibility criteria which is 50% marks as aggregate marks in physics chemistry biology if you are a general category student and it is is 40% marks for SC ST and OBC category student. your marks in your class 12 boards will know where hamper your result in NEET just by getting good amount of marks in NEET will get you a seat in to your desired Medical College

Thank you dear student

Dear Aspirant,

It will be too early to prepare for any exam in your first year as you might loose motivation down the lane. I suggest you should start your preparation from the 5ht semester.

In between however, do not forsake your btech studies. Make sure that you have studied your btech subjects with full dedication. There are some subjects in btech which are not there in the syllabus of GATE or HD or ESE exam, so make sure to study the important subjects throughly.

Moreover, you can also use previous year papers of GATE, ESE( IES ), etc.

Here are some links for you:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/bits-hd-admission-test

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/bits-hd-syllabus

Thank you.

Hey!

Gate is a national level entrance exam so possibly it would be more difficult when compared to bits high degree exam. However, there is benefit of attempting gate exam, as you would be able to get admission in any college in india with gate score whereas with bits hd you will only get admission in same college. And, if you wouldn't be able to clear that exam then you will have to attempt gate, so it is advised that you must prepare for gate and with same preparation you can attempt bits hd as well.

Hope I answered your query

Thank you

Hey!

To get admission in mtech in bits, candidates either must have valid gate score or bits hd score. Bits hd is university level entrance exam to take admission in higher studies in bits. For this year application forms are closed and exam will be conducted on 16-18 th September and 21 to 23 September. Test 1 and test 2 will be conducted, one is for 45 minutes and second is for 105 minutes. Also, candidates must have atleast 60% aggregate in their respective BE /btech courses. To know more, kindly visit our page at

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/bits-hd-admission-test/amp

Good Luck

Hello Aspirant,

Best laptop for  Student studying in BITS PILANI are-

Feature- 1. RAM-8GB (Atleast)

2. SSD-1TB(Atleast)

3.Latest version.

4.Processor Latest core.

must have these feature.

Laptop for basic usage at home -

Feature- 1. RAM-4GB

2. SSD (Not compulsory)

3. Version- supported.

4. Processor- core above 5.

Hi,

The admission to graduation courses after 12th in bits is taken through BITSAT exam. Admission is given to the candidate based on the merit obtained in the BITSAT exam.

BITS give admission to the candidate on the basis of +2 marks also. Those who have topped in their board in class 12 exam can take admission in BITS directly.

So if you are a topper of your board you can directly apply for admission on the basis of +2. If not you should appear in the BITSAT exam.

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