Dear Student ,

As you have passed your 10th exam, so I would suggest you to focus on your 10+2 board studies as the concepts should be cleared by you at this moment to go into a specific technical topic in depth afterwards .

Well, Nanotechnology is  a popular subject

Hi

Yes, the questions in jee main & jee advanced is from 11th and 12 th lessons as there syllabus is syllabus of 11 & 12th physics, chemistry & maths .

For your reference,

JEE main  syllabus is provided below subject wise :-

.                  PHYSICS

*Physics and measurement

*Kinematics

*Laws

Hello Aspirant,

Yes obviously, see the syllabus of Jee-main and JEE-Advance is completely based upon the syllabus of class 11th and 12th.

For JEE-Advance 2023 and later attempts the syllabus has been modified a little bit and I will mention the official link of an updated JEE-Advance syllabus which will

Hello Aspirant,

See percentage which is considered for determining the eligibility for JEE-Advance is of overall class 12th result not for best scoring subjects so your overall percentage matters however for this year the percentage criteria has been relaxed and even if you have scored less than 75% then also

See, the ideal choice would have been that you should have taken NIT Warangal CSE at the drop of a hat and would not have looked at IIT (ISM) Dhanbad Mechanical branch. I am providing you with the placement stats of both the programs below:

NIT WARANGAL CSE:

Highest: 62.5

Dear Krishna,

You have not mentioned any courses so I will give you the cut-off rank for EWS (female) for IIT Bombay in all the courses. I am assuming this query concerns Btech ie undergraduate courses. Kindly correct me in the comments if that is not the case.

It is

Hi there

YES, indeed you can. In the UK, several universities provide joint masters and PhD programmes. Once you have earned a bachelor's degree, you can apply to these programmes. They typically persist for four years (one year for preparatory courses and the other three for research).A more structured and

Hello Aspirant,

No there is no need to prepare for them separately because syllabus of IIT JEE comprises of class 11th and 12th syllabus so you need to focus on class 11th and 12th syllabus primarily and along with it there are some additional topics for IIT-JEE so you need

Dear aspirant,

Jee mains is conducted for admission NITs,GFTI's,IIITs and for IITs jee advanced is conducted.

Difficulty level of jee advanced is more jee mains and but it's not something that cannot be cracked . It can be cracked with proper preparation and strategy.

If you have concepts clear at

Hello aspirant,

IIT Mumbai and BITS Pilani both provide the finest packages for all degrees, although BITS Pilani's CS packages are more expensive. Particularly for its CS section, BITS is well-known. Only 3 IITs are above BITS Pilani, which is one of its top features despite having high tuition.

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