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Radheshyam Zanwar
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Radheshyam Zanwar is the founder of Zanwar Classes which prepares aspirants for competitive exams such as MHT-CET, IIT-JEE and NEET-UG.
Based in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, it provides coaching for Class 10 and Class 12 students as well.
Since the last 25 years, Radheshyam has been teaching mathematics to Class 11 and Class 12 students and coaching them for engineering and medical entrance examinations.
Radheshyam completed his civil engineering from the Government Engineering College in Aurangabad.... more
Based in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, it provides coaching for Class 10 and Class 12 students as well.
Since the last 25 years, Radheshyam has been teaching mathematics to Class 11 and Class 12 students and coaching them for engineering and medical entrance examinations.
Radheshyam completed his civil engineering from the Government Engineering College in Aurangabad.... more
Answered on Jul 31, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 31, 2025Hindi
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
Good Evening. I am a student of class eleventh grade. I am going to local ttns but I really want to go an edge extra for jee. I can't afford offline coachings so alternative is allen self study course of fourteen thousand/allen dlp . I am in a great dilemma which to choose please help and guide (about me- I hve always been top two of my class and got ninety seven percent in tenth boards .. )
Ans: Hello dear.
As an 11th-grade student with a strong academic record, you have the potential to crack JEE with focused preparation. Since offline coaching isn’t affordable, Allen’s Self-Study Course or DLP (Distance Learning Program) is a great option. Both are well-structured and trusted by toppers. If you are disciplined and self-motivated, go for the Self-Study Course as it offers more support, like video lectures, tests, and mentorship, which can give you that “extra edge” you’re looking for. Stay consistent and revise regularly. Your foundation is strong, and you’re on the right path.
Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.
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As an 11th-grade student with a strong academic record, you have the potential to crack JEE with focused preparation. Since offline coaching isn’t affordable, Allen’s Self-Study Course or DLP (Distance Learning Program) is a great option. Both are well-structured and trusted by toppers. If you are disciplined and self-motivated, go for the Self-Study Course as it offers more support, like video lectures, tests, and mentorship, which can give you that “extra edge” you’re looking for. Stay consistent and revise regularly. Your foundation is strong, and you’re on the right path.
Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.
Good luck.
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Answered on Jul 31, 2025
Hello sir...my daughter wants to pursue aerospace engineering..which colleges are considered good in Mumbai ,Pune or places nearby apart from iits.her academic results are very good...she is preparing for jee....also which other exams apart from jee can be given to get into good aerospace engineering college
Thku
Ans: Hello dear
(1) For aerospace engineering, try with MIT-WPU Pune, DIAT Pune, Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, and Amity University Mumbai etc. (2) Along with JEE, your daughter can also appear for JEE (Adv), BITSAT (for BITS Pilani – Aerospace), VITEEE, SRMJEEE, and MET!
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(1) For aerospace engineering, try with MIT-WPU Pune, DIAT Pune, Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, and Amity University Mumbai etc. (2) Along with JEE, your daughter can also appear for JEE (Adv), BITSAT (for BITS Pilani – Aerospace), VITEEE, SRMJEEE, and MET!
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Answered on Jul 31, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
I have studied PCM in 12th and given jee
now i am getting btech cse in ipu gtb4cec (guru tegh bahadur 4th centenary engineering college) and bsc hons maths in deen dayal upadhyay (DU).. which is better?
Ans: Hello dear.
Here, your interest matters more. If you are academically inclined, prefer B.Sc. Maths; otherwise, go with the traditional path by choosing CSE @ IPU. Our suggestion — go with CSE. The final choice will be yours.
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Here, your interest matters more. If you are academically inclined, prefer B.Sc. Maths; otherwise, go with the traditional path by choosing CSE @ IPU. Our suggestion — go with CSE. The final choice will be yours.
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Answered on Jul 31, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
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Hi sir, my son got kcet engineering mock allotment AIML in Jyothi institute of technology, Kanakapura road Bangalore. is this good or need to check better option. Please advise
Ans: Hello dear
AIML @ Jyothy Institute of Technology is a good option. But if your son can get into a higher-ranked college, it's worth exploring. Check for a better option if you can!
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AIML @ Jyothy Institute of Technology is a good option. But if your son can get into a higher-ranked college, it's worth exploring. Check for a better option if you can!
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Answered on Jul 31, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
I have got 1094 rank in KCET. I will get ECE and CSE core branches in RVCE under HKE category. Which one to choose. Pls help
Ans: Hello dear.
Both ECE and CSE are competent branches @ RV. Considering the high demand in the tech field, it is advisable to go with CSE. The final choice will be yours.
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Both ECE and CSE are competent branches @ RV. Considering the high demand in the tech field, it is advisable to go with CSE. The final choice will be yours.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
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My jee main category rank is 26000 ,can I expect college opportunity under csab.my category is gen-ews female.please suggest some college at this rank
Ans: Hello dear
Try with CSAB rounds for core branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical at NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs! But chances with CSE, ECE, or IT seem to be challenging.
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Try with CSAB rounds for core branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical at NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs! But chances with CSE, ECE, or IT seem to be challenging.
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Answered on Jul 31, 2025
My daughter didn't register for Josaa and Jac, she got 30800 rank. is there any possibility that she can register as there are so many vacant seats
Ans: Hello dear.
No. If your daughter did not register for JoSAA or JAC counseling, she cannot register later, even if seats remain vacant. Only the CSAB special round may offer some seats, but JoSAA is now closed. (But the question remains unanswered - how did you and your daughter make such a blunder?)
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No. If your daughter did not register for JoSAA or JAC counseling, she cannot register later, even if seats remain vacant. Only the CSAB special round may offer some seats, but JoSAA is now closed. (But the question remains unanswered - how did you and your daughter make such a blunder?)
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Answered on Jul 31, 2025
I am confused what can I choose soa iter cse or marwadi university cse I got both but I cannot clarify plz suggest me iter is tag or what it's really good ??which will I choose plz plz plz suggest me sir
Ans: Hello dear.
Prefer CSE @ SOA ITER if possible.
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Prefer CSE @ SOA ITER if possible.
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Asked on - Jul 31, 2025 | Answered on Jul 31, 2025
Thank u sir but why not marwadi
Ans: Considering ranking, placement record, faculty, and other parameters, SOA is suggested! But if Marwadi University is suitable for you from your perspective, you can choose it. Not suggesting it doesn't mean it's bad. Here, the comparison between the two universities matters more. On an individual level, you can go with Marwadi University without any hesitation.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 31, 2025Hindi
Sir my brother has got 1,37,000 rank in Jee mains and belongs to jalandhar.
Can u suggest which colleges and branch can he get especially in NIT Jalandhar
We are also targeting NIT Kurukshetra,PEC Chandigarh and IIT Una
Ans: Hello dear.
Try with core branches like Mechanical, Electrical, or Civil @ NIT Jalandhar/Kurukshetra and PEC Chandigarh for ECE or EEE. Securing top branches seems to be a slim prospect.
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Try with core branches like Mechanical, Electrical, or Civil @ NIT Jalandhar/Kurukshetra and PEC Chandigarh for ECE or EEE. Securing top branches seems to be a slim prospect.
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Answered on Jul 31, 2025
My daughter was in Iit dhanbad Environmental engineering admitted.now she got Iiser kolkata selection and chance to iiser pune in bs ms. are we go iiser or continue environment engineering at iit dhanbad sir.
Ans: Hello dear
If your daughter is passionate about science and research, choose IISER Pune or Kolkata, or continue at IIT Dhanbad with environmental engineering. Suggestion from our side- Continue @ IIT.
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If your daughter is passionate about science and research, choose IISER Pune or Kolkata, or continue at IIT Dhanbad with environmental engineering. Suggestion from our side- Continue @ IIT.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
I am confused on what to choose , i have few options like , iiit nagpur ece , iiit kalyani cse , iiit bhagalpur cse , iiit dharwad cse. What should i choose , and also pls tell me if i should go for ece or cse? ( i am scared that if i choose cse , it will have high competition and eventually i might get replaced in future in job market)
Ans: Hello dear
Give preference to CSE as far as possible. No need to worry at this stage. Frankly speaking, all tech branches are suffering from high competition! If you feel so, you can choose other career options where the competition is very less. Here is the advice from us: prefer CSE @ IIIT Kalyanai if possible. The final choice and decision will be yours.
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Give preference to CSE as far as possible. No need to worry at this stage. Frankly speaking, all tech branches are suffering from high competition! If you feel so, you can choose other career options where the competition is very less. Here is the advice from us: prefer CSE @ IIIT Kalyanai if possible. The final choice and decision will be yours.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
Hloo Sir, I have scored 78.45 percentile, crl: 320k+ in JEE Mains, category: general. I am a dropper. I scored 65 percentage in class 12, given improvement this year but the results not went well. Sir, I want to ask that The best college and branch I could get ? I am too late to ask this, sorry for that, a lot of my time passed away due to some genuine reasons. Does it will create any problem now to take admission?
I was also thinking of New Age Colleges (school of technology) such Newton, Scaler, etc. The private colleges which I would get I don't think they might be good except a few but as it is late so taking admission might be difficult there also. Sir, please suggest which is the best college I could get acc to my score. Should I go for new age colleges, are they really good/worth it as the fees is also higher side. I will be required to take loan for further studies, so if the college is decent, taking loan will be easy. "I was thinking of a decent college where overall growth can take place and not only academic growth." I have also appeared for MHTCET and UPTAC Counselling. Rank alloted to me in MHTCET Counselling is 25245 Thank You Sir
Ans: Hello dear
Your best options are in state-level colleges through MHTCET (such as some mid-tier government or private colleges in Maharashtra) or UPTAC counseling (like AKTU-affiliated colleges), such as Newton, Scalar, etc.
(1) Focus on admission through MHTCET: Aim for PCCOE Pune, VIT Pune, or JSPM, especially in core branches like IT, ECE, or even CSE in lower-round counseling.
(2) Avoid expensive, low-recognition colleges as you mentioned.
(3) Skip JEE-based options: Your JEE rank is too high for NITs or top private colleges like VIT, SRM, etc., and your 12th-grade marks might limit your chances in places with minimum cutoff requirements.
(4) You can still take admission now! Many counseling rounds are still ongoing, so don’t delay further.
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Your best options are in state-level colleges through MHTCET (such as some mid-tier government or private colleges in Maharashtra) or UPTAC counseling (like AKTU-affiliated colleges), such as Newton, Scalar, etc.
(1) Focus on admission through MHTCET: Aim for PCCOE Pune, VIT Pune, or JSPM, especially in core branches like IT, ECE, or even CSE in lower-round counseling.
(2) Avoid expensive, low-recognition colleges as you mentioned.
(3) Skip JEE-based options: Your JEE rank is too high for NITs or top private colleges like VIT, SRM, etc., and your 12th-grade marks might limit your chances in places with minimum cutoff requirements.
(4) You can still take admission now! Many counseling rounds are still ongoing, so don’t delay further.
Good luck.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
hello sir, i have two options right now for my higher studies, NITK Surathkal ECE branch and CSE in Cyber security at NFSU dharwad campus. I am very confused right now, please guide me.
Ans: Hello dear.
Prefer ECE @ NITK Surathkal if possible. The final choice will be yours.
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Prefer ECE @ NITK Surathkal if possible. The final choice will be yours.
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Asked on - Jul 30, 2025 | Answered on Jul 30, 2025
what parameters should i consider before deciding finally sir?
Ans: Placement, infrastructure, campus, faculty, and much more! I believe NITK Surathkal will meet your expectations on these parameters!
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Hello Sir, My daughter is in 12th now in an integrated course for JEE and CET. Her first choice is in the field of Astrophysics. Please guide me with the info about the college with this courses and the entrances exams and cutoff marks for selection. TIA
Ans: Hello dear.
She can pursue it through (1) a B.Sc. in Physics, (2) the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore, (3) the Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISERs), or (4) Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI).
For IISc, admission is through JEE (Adv), NEET, or KVPY. IISERs accept candidates through JEE (Adv), SCB (IISER Aptitude Test), and KVPY/INSPIRE. Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI) conducts its entrance exam. Typically, a strong JEE (Adv) or IISER Aptitude Test score is needed (< 10,000 for IISc or top 5,000 for IISERs is safer).
After a B.Sc., she can specialize in Astrophysics via an M.Sc. or research at institutions like the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), or Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA).
Disclaimer - The above information is collected from various sources and shared with you. Requesting you to check from your side with the official portals for the mentioned exams.
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She can pursue it through (1) a B.Sc. in Physics, (2) the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore, (3) the Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISERs), or (4) Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI).
For IISc, admission is through JEE (Adv), NEET, or KVPY. IISERs accept candidates through JEE (Adv), SCB (IISER Aptitude Test), and KVPY/INSPIRE. Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI) conducts its entrance exam. Typically, a strong JEE (Adv) or IISER Aptitude Test score is needed (< 10,000 for IISc or top 5,000 for IISERs is safer).
After a B.Sc., she can specialize in Astrophysics via an M.Sc. or research at institutions like the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), or Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA).
Disclaimer - The above information is collected from various sources and shared with you. Requesting you to check from your side with the official portals for the mentioned exams.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Dear sir, my daughter has got allotted RNSIT CS branch in comedk, and also got offer from Jain University ISE branch, which one shall we choose , which is good college in all respects, my daughter is interested in either of branches.... Please suggest us to go for which college....thank you
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Prefer CSE @ RNSIT via COMDEK if possible.
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Prefer CSE @ RNSIT via COMDEK if possible.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
Hello Sir
My son is in 11th CBSE. He is planning to appear for the entrance independently (taken admission in a school) and not through any integrated program. He will be appearing in 2027.
My query is
1) how do we get a list of entrance exams with details that he has to take for BTech or pure science ?
2) I often read about various counselling like Josaa, VIT counselling etc. Where do I get the details of these ?
Thank you for your time.
Warm Regards,
SMP
Ans: Hello dear.
Here is a brief pointwise reply to your question:
(1) List of entrance exams:
- For B.Tech: JEE Main (NTA), JEE Advanced (IITs), state-level exams like MHT-CET, WBJEE, KCET, AP EAMCET, etc., and private university exams like VITEEE (VIT), SRMJEEE (SRM), BITSAT (BITS), etc.
- For Pure Science: IISER Aptitude Test (IAT), NEST (for NISER/CEBS), CUET (for central universities), and KVPY.
(2) Counseling details:
- JoSAA handles seat allocation for IITs, NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs after JEE Advanced/Main.
- CSAB (Central Seat Allocation Board) conducts special counseling rounds after JoSAA to fill vacant seats in NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs based on JEE Main rank, including NEUT and Supernumerary rounds, all managed online via the official portal on csab.nic.in.
- VITEEE, BITSAT, and other private exams have their separate counseling portals.
For more details, you can also seek help from portals like Shiksha, Careers360, and CollegeDunia.
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Here is a brief pointwise reply to your question:
(1) List of entrance exams:
- For B.Tech: JEE Main (NTA), JEE Advanced (IITs), state-level exams like MHT-CET, WBJEE, KCET, AP EAMCET, etc., and private university exams like VITEEE (VIT), SRMJEEE (SRM), BITSAT (BITS), etc.
- For Pure Science: IISER Aptitude Test (IAT), NEST (for NISER/CEBS), CUET (for central universities), and KVPY.
(2) Counseling details:
- JoSAA handles seat allocation for IITs, NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs after JEE Advanced/Main.
- CSAB (Central Seat Allocation Board) conducts special counseling rounds after JoSAA to fill vacant seats in NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs based on JEE Main rank, including NEUT and Supernumerary rounds, all managed online via the official portal on csab.nic.in.
- VITEEE, BITSAT, and other private exams have their separate counseling portals.
For more details, you can also seek help from portals like Shiksha, Careers360, and CollegeDunia.
Good luck.
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How is vidyashilp university for BTECH CSE AND DATA SCIENCE MY RANK 67000 in mock test i have selected for vidyashilp university shall i wait for 2 round
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Yes. It is a good university. Improvement in further rounds seems to be slim.
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Yes. It is a good university. Improvement in further rounds seems to be slim.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
Hello sir, by means of the trend in comedk cutoff 2025 there is a huge difference in the cutoff compared to previous year. So are there any chances to get ece at bmsit for 29513 rank. Last year for round 3 it was some 24k. But the mock round and round 1 cutoff vary much please tell. If not suggest any other colleges for ece or eee
Ans: Hello dear
The chance of getting into ECE @ BMSIT is slim. Try options like BMS, BNM, Don Bosco, CMR, Dayanand Sagar, Aditya Institute of Technology, SJC, and Alliance University. Choose colleges carefully by checking placement stats and curriculum fit. Colleges like BMSIT, CMRIT, DSCE, Don Bosco, and BNMIT would be your most feasible and decent-quality options given your rank.
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The chance of getting into ECE @ BMSIT is slim. Try options like BMS, BNM, Don Bosco, CMR, Dayanand Sagar, Aditya Institute of Technology, SJC, and Alliance University. Choose colleges carefully by checking placement stats and curriculum fit. Colleges like BMSIT, CMRIT, DSCE, Don Bosco, and BNMIT would be your most feasible and decent-quality options given your rank.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
I got IT in St Joseph's College of Engineering Chennai through tnea counselling and I also got ISE in Reva University Bangalore through comedk counselling. Which should I choose? (My home state is Tamil Nadu)
Ans: Hello dear.
Prefer IT @ St Joseph's College, which will save on cost and relocation compared to Reva via COMEDK.
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Prefer IT @ St Joseph's College, which will save on cost and relocation compared to Reva via COMEDK.
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
I have taken a drop for jee this year, i wasted 2 months cause of some family problems, i know basics of class 12th except maths and in 11th ik almost whole of chem, a little phy and no maths at all, can you suggest some tips to get a decent percentile in jee mains first attempt? also how much can i score approx if I start from today
Ans: Hello dear.
Since you've taken a drop and already have some understanding of 12th basics (except maths) and 11th chemistry, you can still aim for a decent JEE Main percentile with a smart strategy. Start by fixing a daily study routine of 6 to 8 focused hours. Prioritize NCERT for Chemistry, especially Inorganic, build your Physics knowledge through conceptual clarity and lots of practice, and begin Maths from basics (NCERT + RD Sharma + previous year questions). Use PYQs regularly to understand the pattern and revise weekly. Practice mock tests from September onwards. If you stay consistent from now, scoring 150–180 marks (95–98 percentile) is achievable.
Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.
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Since you've taken a drop and already have some understanding of 12th basics (except maths) and 11th chemistry, you can still aim for a decent JEE Main percentile with a smart strategy. Start by fixing a daily study routine of 6 to 8 focused hours. Prioritize NCERT for Chemistry, especially Inorganic, build your Physics knowledge through conceptual clarity and lots of practice, and begin Maths from basics (NCERT + RD Sharma + previous year questions). Use PYQs regularly to understand the pattern and revise weekly. Practice mock tests from September onwards. If you stay consistent from now, scoring 150–180 marks (95–98 percentile) is achievable.
Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.
Good luck.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Sir .. vips btech (iiot) kaisa course hai? Pls guide us.
Ans: Hello dear.
It is an emerging course with potential in the industry, but its success depends heavily on faculty quality, infrastructure, and industry exposure. Please inquire about the faculty members with VIPS. If satisfied, proceed with it.
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It is an emerging course with potential in the industry, but its success depends heavily on faculty quality, infrastructure, and industry exposure. Please inquire about the faculty members with VIPS. If satisfied, proceed with it.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
Sir I have appeared for neet 2025 my neet score is 221 so I wanted to do mbbs in any private and deemed college in mumbai through management quota but as my budget goes till 1.15 cr , no college comes under this budget so is there a possibility of getting college in munbai or should I opt for bds
Ans: Hello dear
With a NEET score of 221, getting a seat for MBBS in Mumbai private/deemed colleges is challenging! Better to opt for BDS is a more realistic choice.
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With a NEET score of 221, getting a seat for MBBS in Mumbai private/deemed colleges is challenging! Better to opt for BDS is a more realistic choice.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Sir my son is preparing for IIT Jee he scores about 165-170 in mock tests what are the prospects of getting rank in mains and advance
Ans: Hello dear.
If your son is scoring around 165–170 in JEE Main mock tests, he’s likely in the 92–95 percentile range, which could translate to a CRL rank of about 60,000–80,000, depending on the paper's difficulty. While this might not be enough for top NITs, it’s a strong base to qualify for JEE Advanced. To improve his prospects, he should focus on refining weak areas, increasing accuracy, and attempting full syllabus mock tests under timed conditions. With 2–3 months of dedicated preparation, a higher JEE Main score and a qualifying rank for Advanced are achievable. Your son has sufficient time to utilize effectively if he chooses. Stay relaxed and encourage him to focus solely on his studies.
For all parents - the JEE exam is not the end of life. Our life is not solely about taking exams like JEE, NEET, etc. Life goes beyond these exams! It is a myth that to conquer life, one must also conquer these exams!
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If your son is scoring around 165–170 in JEE Main mock tests, he’s likely in the 92–95 percentile range, which could translate to a CRL rank of about 60,000–80,000, depending on the paper's difficulty. While this might not be enough for top NITs, it’s a strong base to qualify for JEE Advanced. To improve his prospects, he should focus on refining weak areas, increasing accuracy, and attempting full syllabus mock tests under timed conditions. With 2–3 months of dedicated preparation, a higher JEE Main score and a qualifying rank for Advanced are achievable. Your son has sufficient time to utilize effectively if he chooses. Stay relaxed and encourage him to focus solely on his studies.
For all parents - the JEE exam is not the end of life. Our life is not solely about taking exams like JEE, NEET, etc. Life goes beyond these exams! It is a myth that to conquer life, one must also conquer these exams!
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
Hello sir, Iam Qualified in JEE MAIN andi not got any seat in josaa counciling.My CLR is 417080 so, did i get ECE seat in any IIIT or GFTI or NITs in CSAB?.Please answer my question.
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Chances are very slim. Explore other options!
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Chances are very slim. Explore other options!
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
How to score 150 marks in jee mains in 5 months
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To score 150+ marks in JEE Mains in 5 months, focus on strong conceptual clarity and smart practice. Start by completing the high-weightage and easy-to-score topics in PCM using NCERTs and one standard reference book per subject. Set a daily target of 6–8 hours with a balance between learning, revision, and solving questions. Take regular mock tests, analyze your mistakes, and review weak areas weekly. Prioritize time management and accuracy in practice. With consistent effort, focused revision, and smart test-taking strategies, reaching 150+ is achievable.
Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.
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To score 150+ marks in JEE Mains in 5 months, focus on strong conceptual clarity and smart practice. Start by completing the high-weightage and easy-to-score topics in PCM using NCERTs and one standard reference book per subject. Set a daily target of 6–8 hours with a balance between learning, revision, and solving questions. Take regular mock tests, analyze your mistakes, and review weak areas weekly. Prioritize time management and accuracy in practice. With consistent effort, focused revision, and smart test-taking strategies, reaching 150+ is achievable.
Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
iiit sricity cse or iiit nayaraipur cse or iiit pune cse or iiit kurnool cse which is best I am from Andhra Pradesh sir
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Prewference order from our side: (1) Sricity (2) Nayaraipur (3) Kurnool (4) Pune. The final choice/order will be yours.
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Prewference order from our side: (1) Sricity (2) Nayaraipur (3) Kurnool (4) Pune. The final choice/order will be yours.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Iiit nayaraipur cse or iiit pune cse or iiit sricity cse or iiit kurnool cse which is best I am from Andhra Pradesh sir
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Prewference order from our side: (1) Sricity (2) Nayaraipur (3) Kurnool (4) Pune. The final choice/order will be yours.
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Prewference order from our side: (1) Sricity (2) Nayaraipur (3) Kurnool (4) Pune. The final choice/order will be yours.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 29, 2025Hindi
hello sir i am 12th student and can you tell me a study plan until october end to complete the portions of 11th
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As a 12th-grade student aiming to complete Class 11 portions by the end of October, plan a structured study schedule of about 4–6 hours daily focused on core subjects PCM! Start by dividing the full Class 11 syllabus into weekly targets, covering 1–2 chapters per subject each week. Begin with NCERTs for all subjects, then move on to reference books (like HC Verma, MS Chauhan, etc.). Dedicate one hour daily for revision and solving previous year questions. Use weekends for mock tests and concept reinforcement. Stay consistent, avoid distractions, and track your progress regularly to ensure you complete the syllabus on time.
Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.
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As a 12th-grade student aiming to complete Class 11 portions by the end of October, plan a structured study schedule of about 4–6 hours daily focused on core subjects PCM! Start by dividing the full Class 11 syllabus into weekly targets, covering 1–2 chapters per subject each week. Begin with NCERTs for all subjects, then move on to reference books (like HC Verma, MS Chauhan, etc.). Dedicate one hour daily for revision and solving previous year questions. Use weekends for mock tests and concept reinforcement. Stay consistent, avoid distractions, and track your progress regularly to ensure you complete the syllabus on time.
Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.
Good luck.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 29, 2025Hindi
My brother secured a rank of 76050 and 186 In BiTs . He's been alloted BITS 2+2 in RMIT for EEEin hyderabad campus and EcE in ISU in pilani campus and b pharm in pilani which he heard he can upgrade to a normal BE program given he maintains his cgpa above 9 . So , what should we do also given his JEE rank can we expect a good NIT in the csab counselling ,he helongs to GENERAL category: CAN YOU PLS ANSWER
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Chances with NITs via CSAB are challenging. So joining BITS Pilani (ISU ECE or B.Pharm with upgrade option) is a better choice than BITS 2+2 RMIT EEE. The final choice/decision will be yours.
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Chances with NITs via CSAB are challenging. So joining BITS Pilani (ISU ECE or B.Pharm with upgrade option) is a better choice than BITS 2+2 RMIT EEE. The final choice/decision will be yours.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Hello sir I am 2026 aspirants of both exam CET as well as jee
Sir mujhe help chahiye ki main 12 to 13 hours daily padhne ko ready hoon mere ko Atleast 97 percentile in jee and 99.85 cross in mhtcet karne ka hai to get vjti how can I do it
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As a 2026 aspirant aiming for 97+ percentile in JEE and 99.85+ in MHT-CET to get into VJTI, your dedication to study 12–13 hours daily is great, but smart planning is just as important. Focus first on building strong NCERT fundamentals, especially in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. Use standard books like HC Verma, NCERT, Cengage, and MS Chauhan, and solve previous years' JEE and CET papers regularly. Make a realistic daily schedule with focused study blocks, revision, and timed practice tests. Join a good test series, analyze your mistakes, and track your progress. Most importantly, stay consistent, avoid burnout, and adapt as needed. Discipline and regular mock test practice will help you reach your target.
Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on the studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.
Good luck.
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As a 2026 aspirant aiming for 97+ percentile in JEE and 99.85+ in MHT-CET to get into VJTI, your dedication to study 12–13 hours daily is great, but smart planning is just as important. Focus first on building strong NCERT fundamentals, especially in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. Use standard books like HC Verma, NCERT, Cengage, and MS Chauhan, and solve previous years' JEE and CET papers regularly. Make a realistic daily schedule with focused study blocks, revision, and timed practice tests. Join a good test series, analyze your mistakes, and track your progress. Most importantly, stay consistent, avoid burnout, and adapt as needed. Discipline and regular mock test practice will help you reach your target.
Last practical suggestion: Focus solely on the studies. Set aside all worries. Avoid spending time with demotivating friends and electronic gadgets as much as possible.
Good luck.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 29, 2025Hindi
Hlo sir i am from up and i belongs to obc ncl caste and my faimly income is less then 1 lach sir can i get admission in thapar university or jiit noida or amity university for b tech is these college's gives me any fee concession or scholarship if not then please suggest me any private colleges which are give me any fee concession and i have get 90 percentile in jee mains
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Your chances with Thapar, JIIT, and Amity are very slim under the fee concession or scholarship program. You should look for colleges offering government-aided scholarships, like NSP or state-level schemes, or institutes with tuition waivers for economically weaker sections (EWS). Many colleges in UP admit students through the EWS or TWFS scheme. Participate in the state-level counseling process and select the TWFS option if you are eligible.
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Your chances with Thapar, JIIT, and Amity are very slim under the fee concession or scholarship program. You should look for colleges offering government-aided scholarships, like NSP or state-level schemes, or institutes with tuition waivers for economically weaker sections (EWS). Many colleges in UP admit students through the EWS or TWFS scheme. Participate in the state-level counseling process and select the TWFS option if you are eligible.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
My question is , are admissions open even now in Amritha . Is there a possibility for ECE? Thru jee mains, previously there was a chance with fee waiver. Is it now possible?
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Sorry, we don't have any information about the vacant seats with Amritha. It's better to contact the administration either via the helpline number or email correspondence without any delay if you are really interested. Please direct all queries to the administrative officer only.
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Sorry, we don't have any information about the vacant seats with Amritha. It's better to contact the administration either via the helpline number or email correspondence without any delay if you are really interested. Please direct all queries to the administrative officer only.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 29, 2025Hindi
Hello Sir,
My son has joined Amrita Coimbatore campus for CSE by not taking CSE in SRM and Manipal. I would like to know how are the placements in Amrita Coimbatore. Also during his course what should his focus right from day 1. How does the process of placements work. Any particular advices for my son in terms of do's and don'ts.
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Be relaxed now. CSE @ Amrita is a good choice. Regarding placement, we generally recommend speaking directly with the placement division of the concerned institute, which is your right! You dropped your son into the swimming pool. If he is capable, he will try to swim automatically. Wait for a few months. Let him settle down in the new environment. If he is capable, he can find his own path. Please contact us in the follow-up section after a month or two for more suggestions.
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Be relaxed now. CSE @ Amrita is a good choice. Regarding placement, we generally recommend speaking directly with the placement division of the concerned institute, which is your right! You dropped your son into the swimming pool. If he is capable, he will try to swim automatically. Wait for a few months. Let him settle down in the new environment. If he is capable, he can find his own path. Please contact us in the follow-up section after a month or two for more suggestions.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 29, 2025Hindi
Hello sir I got 78 percentile and crl rank 326414 and st rank 5148 should I apply for csab councelling and home State is odisha, can give me perfence sheet
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Yes. You can apply for CSAB. You may be able to secure a seat in the lower branches at NIT Rourkela or other institutes.
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Yes. You can apply for CSAB. You may be able to secure a seat in the lower branches at NIT Rourkela or other institutes.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
I have scored jee mains rank 49508 with a percentile of 96.74 in which all colleges can i get cse, ece, ai branches in the following rounds of csab
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Chances are slim. Better to explore other options. But fight till the last and spot round. Any magic can happen during counseling.
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Chances are slim. Better to explore other options. But fight till the last and spot round. Any magic can happen during counseling.
Good luck.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Can i expect any ece/eee seats in non northeast nit or good enough iiit with 53.6k jee mains rank in csab general male karnataka domicile
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Chances are very slim. Yet, you may try to get ECE/EE at newer or lower?tier IIITs like IIIT Kota/Dharwad in CSAB round 1 if vacancies persist. Better to explore other options as a backup.
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Chances are very slim. Yet, you may try to get ECE/EE at newer or lower?tier IIITs like IIIT Kota/Dharwad in CSAB round 1 if vacancies persist. Better to explore other options as a backup.
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Asked on - Jul 30, 2025 | Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Thanks sir
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 29, 2025Hindi
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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 29, 2025Hindi
Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Hi sir,I got 98 percentile(Open,Home university) can I get admission in vjti core branches(except textile)?
Please answer
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Chances are on the borderline, or rather slim. No harm in keeping hopes alive. But explore other alternatives with tier 2 colleges.
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Chances are on the borderline, or rather slim. No harm in keeping hopes alive. But explore other alternatives with tier 2 colleges.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Asked by Anonymous - Jul 29, 2025Hindi
Sir my daughter got 97.84 percent in jee b.arch that is paper 2 can she get the seat through csab councelling category is general
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Chances seem to be challenging with top colleges. If possible. Please try @ MNIT Jaipur or NIT Patna in CSAB counseling.
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Chances seem to be challenging with top colleges. If possible. Please try @ MNIT Jaipur or NIT Patna in CSAB counseling.
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Answered on Jul 30, 2025
Pl. Sir, I have asked a couple of time before but no reply, please Sir, please help me choose in their preference order based on infrastructure facilities and placements for CSE - IIIT Sonepat, IIIT Guwahati, IIIT Naya Raipur, IIIT Kanchipuram, IIIT Sri City and IIIT Kota.
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Preference order from our side: (1) IIIT Hyderabad (If considered) (2) Sricity (3) Kanchipuram (4) Guwahati (5) Sonepat (6) Raipur (7) Kota. The final choice/decision will be yours.
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Preference order from our side: (1) IIIT Hyderabad (If considered) (2) Sricity (3) Kanchipuram (4) Guwahati (5) Sonepat (6) Raipur (7) Kota. The final choice/decision will be yours.
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