Hello Pranav

Marks and percentile will depend upon the way you are studying and how much time you are giving to your studies .

There are some key points ; which help you to score good marks:

• Choose your guide / teacher good 
• Make a time table in which minimum 7-8 hours will be study.
• Make key point of the important points
• Donot get disturbed or frustrated 
• Donot compare yourself with other and don't see what other are doing.
• Always talk to your teachers and parents 
• Stay healthy and happy .
• Use books properly with guidance and use good books and study material
• Start with NCERT and donot jump on 2  or more books simultaneously.firstly complete the one book thoroughly
• Concepts must be read and understood thoroughly and in deep
• Numerical practice is very necessary
• Do not skip any concept ( like I will do it later or it is very long etc issues )
• And keep patience because resulta and progress will be shown after a interval of time.( So keep studying regularly)
• And practice good quality questions and packages of any good institute and take a test series

All these tips lead you towards success..

Good luck 

Based on your brother’s academic performance and rank, here are some professional suggestions for choosing the best career path:

• Analyze B.Tech and B.Arch Options Separately:

  • His CRL rank of 10,00,000 in B.Tech is very high, making it difficult to get admission into top engineering colleges through regular counseling like JOSAA or CSAB.

  • His B.Arch CRL rank of 2,14,966 is relatively better compared to his B.Tech rank but still challenging for getting into premium architecture colleges.

• Private Universities and Management Quota:

  • He can explore private engineering or architecture colleges that accept direct admissions based on 12th marks or through management quota .

  • Some private universities conduct their own entrance exams or offer spot admission with flexible cutoffs (e.g., Amity University, Lovely Professional University, SRM University, etc.).

• Diploma Courses or Lateral Entry:

  • He can consider doing a diploma course related to engineering or architecture and then apply for lateral entry into the second year of B.Tech/B.Arch later.

• Focus on Skill-Based Courses:

  • Parallelly, he can pursue certification courses in areas like graphic designing, interior designing, CAD, 3D modeling, or software development to enhance employability.

  • Short-term skill courses will help in building a strong resume irrespective of academic performance.

• Improving Academic Profile:

  • If he is interested, he can take a gap year , prepare well, and reappear for entrance exams like JEE Main, NATA (for B.Arch), or other state-level exams to improve his rank and eligibility.

• Important Point:

  • Some universities have minimum 50%-55% criteria in 12th for eligibility. Since he has 51%, he qualifies for many private institutions but should always check the eligibility criteria carefully before applying.

• Final Advice:

  • Carefully research colleges that match his interests and abilities.

  • Prioritize colleges offering good placements, faculty, and infrastructure.

  • Focus on practical skills, internships, and certification courses alongside his degree to ensure good career opportunities.

With this rank in All India getting a government college is very difficult. Under General category, sc,st or obc category its difficult. According to previous year cutoffs almost no chance is there. You can try for private colleges if you want. Check the details of various colleges to get a clearer idea . 

Hi Aarya. You have not mentioned the college in which you want to take admission and in which course. I am assuming that you are willing to take admission in a college for your graduation. Inorder to take admission you have to fulfill the criterias mentioned by the college. It changes from college to college. It would be nice of you if you provide more details in your question.

Hello,

You need to sit with your child and identify the root cause of the problem. Why his performance started to decline? Is there something wrong with school? Or something in class that is disturbing? Also, you haven't specified anything about his performance in classes 9 and 10. Has the performance gradually been declining and you were ignoring the signs? Discuss with him why he's not studying and let him decide on which stream he wants to opt for? Even commerce and arts stream are not that easy. Let him take his own decision and you can guide him all along as it's only him who has to put in all the effort.

Hello,

The syllabus of VITEEE 2019 comprises of the topics of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English. Biology syllabus for VITEEE is also given for B.Tech Biotech candidates. The questions in the exam are based on the syllabus of 10+2 level as prescribed by the State Board of Higher Secondary Education and the CBSE. Go through the given syllabus of VITEEE 2019 to get a clear idea of the topics on which the exam questions are based.

Cheers!