JEE Mains Preparation

  BITSAT exam which is conducted by the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) has announced the exam dates and extended the last registration dates for the exam.   BITSAT 2021 exam   will be conducted from 3rd August to 6th August 2021 in online mode. The exam was scheduled to be held from 24th June to 29th June, but it got postponed because of the severe covid-19 situation in the country. BITSAT last registration date w a s 30 thJune 2021. But looking at the current ongoing pandemic situation have extended the registration date to 7th July 2021 till 5 pm. The notice on the BITSAT website said,” Dear Aspirant, Considering the current pandemic situation and requests from many candidates, the deadline to apply for BITSAT-21 is extended until July 7, 2021 (5:00 PM IST).” Candidates who still haven’t registered for the exam can visit the official BITS website to register themselves for the BITSAT exam. BITSAT is conducted for admission to integrated first-degree pr...

Before exploring the best books, it’s better to know what JEE is. The Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) is the gateway to Centrally Funded Technical Institutes (CFTI’s) including the National Institute of Technologies (NIT’s) and the Indian Institute of Technologies (IIT’s). The exam is conducted in two parts: JEE Main by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and JEE Advanced, by a designated IIT. How to Begin Preparing for JEE 2021 JEE is considered one of the most   c hallenging entrance tests and aspirants take rigorous ways to crack it and find a spot in top engineering colleges in India. Toppers suggest that preparation for an exam like JEE requires a minimum of 2 years. Besides finding the best books, resources, an aspirant must also take mock tests and solve previous year’s papers to understand the exam pattern and improve speed and accuracy. The apt way for an aspirant to begin preparation for JEE is to find the best books. Before venturing into the realm of reference books, ...

  The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has declared NTSE 2020 stage 2 exam result. Candidates who appeared for the  NTSE stage 2 exam  which was conducted on 14th February 2021 can check their results on NCERT official website. NCERT has announced that candidates who appeared in the examination may have access to results along with final scoring keys and scanned copies of MAT and SAT papers. The notice on the NCERT website   reads, “It is further informed that only in the case of any discrepancy in Scores obtained may be brought notice of the NCERT through email at ntsexam.ncert@nic.in within a period of TEN days. No other queries will be entertained after the stipulated period. Final Result along with Merit Lists will be declared tentatively around 15th July 2021.” Steps to download NTSE 2020 stage 2 result - Visit this following link provided by NCERT for Stage 2 results —  http://14.139.250.109/ntserem.php Enter your roll number, ...

Image Credit: https://blog.mypat.in   For an Indian, living in an economy where everyone aspires to become an engineer or a doctor or a CA, examinations have become an integral part of education. Besides being the easiest gateway to IT giants like Google, Facebook, Amazon, and others, IITs are revered in politics, education, civil service, and every other sphere making them the hottest study hubs for Indian engineering aspirants. Well, who else than an engineering aspirant knows how much the competition for  JEE Main  and  JEE Advanced  is. And, to compete i n  the JEE, you need to be among the top 1% to get through. But, if you intend to study Computer Science or Electronics, you need to be in the top 0.1%. Howsoever difficult it may seem, it is easily manageable if you are thorough with your studies, concepts, and most importantly JEE centered preparation. What to watch out for? Well, we have been sharing various tips on cracking the JEE. In this blog, we...

Every year many competitive exams are conducted in India. These exams are getting tougher each year and test the knowledge and capability of lakhs of students. Every aspirant who is preparing for competitive exams these days is going through quite a tough phase because of the   covid-19 pandemic . If aspirants apply smart strategies, they will surely conquer the competitive exam battle. The education sector around the globe i s  seeing a digital & tech revolution for the past few years. Online learning has become an essential part of student’s daily life these days because of the covid-19. What is the best way to prepare when schools and coaching are shut? it’s taking  online mock tests  regularly.  What is a Mock Test? The mock test is kind of a trial exam or practice test before the final exam. It is helpful for students to understand the type of questions going to come in the main exam. It will improve your preparation strategies for the exam. To prepare ...

  Getting into one of the IITs is the dream of every engineering aspirant. To make this dream a reality almost 10 Lakh students appear to JEE Main exam every year, The number of candidates applying for the exam goes higher every year. As in 2020, JEE Main was postponed because of coronavirus., aspirants had many questions in mind about how the exam will be conducted in 2021. National Testing Agency (NTA) decided to conduct JEE Main exam in four sessions in 2021. February and March sessions of the exam were already conducted successfully and the results were announced too. W i th the 2nd wave of covid-19 hit the country again with affecting lives badly, the education minister and NTA decided to postpone the April and March session of JEE Main. Exam dates of both sessions will be announced later and candidates will be informed about the dates 15 days prior. May session registration date will also announce in the coming months. Now, exams are postponed but students’ preparation should...