Hello Pranav,

Since your boards and JEE Mains are almost at the same time, I would prefer you to focus more on JEE mains. If you finish your JEE mains portion before your boards starts, it will be easier to study the board syllabus as you will be already prepared with the Portion at JEE level. Just focus on getting 70 and above for boards as these marks are not so important as JEE. Please keep more focus on JEE. Solve mock tests, previous year's question papers, chapter wise tests. Refer to reference books. Study more than you know. Go through the important topics in more details. Focus on scoring chapters. See that, you study for your boards as well. Once you complete a chapter, try going for MCQs at JEE levels so that you are preparing for both the exams.

Hello,

There are some steps are mention below to do well in boards after one month preparation.  Those are :-

1) At first you must follow your time table.

2) Figure out the important topics.

3) Practice the exam papers.

4) Pick your weak points.

5) Take short breaks.

6) Keep the theories for early morning.

Hope it will be helpful for you.

Thank you.

Hello,

• For admission in engineering a candidate must have passed 10+2 with atleast 45% with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry and must score 45% marks in Mathematics individually.
• For admission in B.tech Instrumentation a candidate must have passed 10+2 with atleast 60% marks with Mathemactics, Physics and Chemistry and must  score 55% marks individually in mathematics.
• For admission in naval architecture and ship building a candidate must have passed 10+2 with 50% marks with Maths, physics and chemistry and must have 50% marks in maths.
• For admission in B.tech polymer science & engineering a candidate must have passed 10+2 with mathematics, physics and chemistry 50% aggregate and must have 50% marks in maths.
• For admission in marine engineering a candidate must pass with 60% with maths, physics and chemistry and must have 50% marks in english.

With your overall percentage you are eligible to get admission but you must also get minimum percentage in the concerned subject individually.You can check that with the provided information.And you must appear CUSAT CAT 2020 exam and qualify in the exam because the admission is based on merit in CUSAT CAT 2020.

• First of all make a routine and give least 8 hours or more to study , your routine should revolve around three things i.e study, revise and practice and your routine should be such that you complete the whole syllabus at least 1 month before your board examination .

• You should make a list of important definitions, important formulas and concepts or you can make short notes  so that you can easily revise the chapters during revision for the board examination

• You can make mind maps, flow charts for memory based topics while studying the chapters and these will help you a lot during your revision .

• You should practise numericals and mcqs chapterwise , go through past 10 year question papers of your board examination . It will make you exam ready . Also go through at least 5 sample papers in each subject and then you will be ready to ace your board examination

Hey,

I don't think there will be any problem with the brand or company of the book if your practicals are correct and complete. Still, I would suggest you to talk to your friends or your seniors, if you know any, that why do they all use the same nootan books?

You can also visit a nearby coaching and get information from them. But most probably, the brand of notebook will not affect your scores.

Hope this helps!

Dear candidate,

For the preparation of 12th board examinations first you need to prepare a time table based on the important topics in a particular subject spend more time on the more weight age subjects and allot more time on the subjects that you are not good at preparing a schedule is the first step on any preparation so make an efficient time table if you cannot study for long hours take consecutive  breaks do not stress yourself i suggest you to study text books more instead of studying in materials all the time because by studying in text book you will get good grip on the subject after studying textbook give a glance on material which gives you an idea of the way of presenting and question models. Refer previous year question papers and try to answer the questions this gains you confidence always take notes while you are studying which becomes very handful in the last days of your examination. Improve your presentation skills.

All the best.

hope this is helpful.

Hello,

In KEAM you need to have a minimum of 10 marks in each paper that is in paper 1 and paper 2.

After you will get this or above this then you have the chances to get a good govt college. Calicut college is also under in it.

Hope for the best.

Thank you.

Dear candidate,

I suggest you no not to just let go of your past results but you take it as a challenge to beat your past test marks in such a way that you will never have to feel bad about any other test that you will be writing. Don't feel bad about your past marks because it is past it had happened and you can't change it. Observe  the mistakes that you have done in the previous test remember them in such a way that you will never do them again. Failure is the stepping stone of success. Prepare a schedule for the upcoming tests focus a little bit more on the subjects that you are not good at. Do meditation every morning which helps you mind calm down and it gives you peace, relief and develops positive thoughts.

All the best!

Hope this information is helpful