JEE 2017 topper’s tips: Make notes, practice mock tests and follow one book

JEE 2017 topper’s tips: Practice maths every day. (source: Facebook/Aman Jain) When Aman Jain stepped out of the exam centre in May last year, he did not expect that he would land the 32nd rank in the Joint Entrance Examinations (JEE advanced) 2016. He did not even believe that he would get a seat at one of the most prestigious engineering institutes in the country. Today,...

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JEE Main Exam 2017: Six common mistakes you should avoid

Students preparing for JEE Main should primarily stick to NCERT course books and head towards reference books only upon its completion. (Getty Images/iStockphoto)         While sawing a log of wood, being equipped with a razor sharp blade is not an absolute guarantee for success. Here, it is essential to implement the right method and technique....

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JEE Main 2017: Important instructions for JEE candidates

(The JEE Main)- Paper-2 B.Arch./B.Planning paper will include April 08,09, 2017 while the offline examination will be held on April 02, 2017.Check important instructions for JEE candidates here. JEE Main 2017  will conduct the JEE(Main)- Paper-1 (B.E./B. Tech offline examination on April 2, 2017, JEE (Main)- Paper-1 (B.E./B. Tech. Online examination....

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Medical aspirants cry foul over age cap set for NEET

Kozhikode: The announcement by the CBSE fixing upper age limit of 25 years for candidates appearing for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) has been termed grossly unfair and denial of opportunity by many medical aspirants. They said that it would shatter the dreams of many who wish to pursue MBBS after completing other professional courses...

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Medical entrance: NEET 2017 to be counted as first attempt, clarifies CBSE

Aspiring doctors will get three chances to clear the National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Test (NEET), the CBSE said on Friday, raising hopes of thousands of candidates who had failed in three earlier attempts and were ineligible to take the test again. The Medical Council of India (MCI) – which governs medical education in India – held out more hope, saying it had not decided...

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