The MHRD has come up with a new schedule for JEE Mains, JEE Advanced and NEET 2020. JEE Main examination will be held between 1st-6th Sept, JEE advanced exam will be held on 27th Sept & NEET examination will be held on 13th Sept. At this point in time, this

You surely can do this. Not a very difficult task assuming that you're done with almost all the concepts of biology and chemistry and only are asking for the revision pattern for the last month. See I'll guide you follow this well.

Make a habit of reading ncert chapters and

BHU is going to start examinations for all its undergraduate courses in some time. The authorities will upload the date sheet shortly on the official website so you may download it from there. You must download it two weeks prior to the exam so that you may plan your preparations

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With the right strategy and strong determination, you can top the VITEEE. VITEEE is easy when compared to IIT JEE mains. First, you need to complete your NCERT books thoroughly. Prepare a timetable and stick to it. You can find more details on the preparation of VITEEE in the

The MHRD did announce that NEET 2021 will be conducted on a reduced and revised syllabus owing to the decreased academic year 2020 due to Corona Pandemic. The department has invited suggestions from the parents. At this point in time, the syllabus hasn't been decided yet. So it is not

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You can prepare for JEE mains by end of october by just reading for about 6 hours daily and giving around 2 hours to each subjects, please note that you don't study a single subject for more than 1, 1.5 hours straight as if you keep studying one

If you are preparing for 6 hours a day, allot 2 hours for each subject. Read Chemistry for 1st hour and then shift to Biology. After that shift to Physics. Keep rotating the subjects every hour to keep the brain from getting monotonous or used to the routine. That way

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for current pandemic crisis , educational institutes are planning how to cover and complete pending work and start new session. Situation is now worse and it needs to be stabilized for government to give permission to start all the process.

you can check for any notice or information in

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KCET is an examination held by the state of Karnataka for the students wishing to get an admission into various Institutions, both private and public, to study in fields such as Engineering, Architecture, Pharmacy etc.

As for 2020, the exam was set to be held on 22nd to