Hi Akanksha

It is not necessary to study in a particular way. You should be able to understand a concept, and attempt it's questions. If you find difficulty in doing so, try going through the chapter once again, and if you feel you need someone to clarify concepts for you,

Hey aspirant

This is highly recommended that you really repeat the class 11th syllabus thoroughly. Because without the basics which are given in class 11th NCERT, the topics of class 12th will just go over your brain.

And the most important, most of the competitive exams including JEE, have class

Hello ,

No there is no calculator allowed in any JEE exam neither in JEE Mains nor in JEE Advance . You should read admit card properly when you get it . It is clearly mentioned that calculators, digital wrist watch and any other electronic devices are not allowed in

Hello ,

No you can't change cateogry in JEE Advance direcly but by declaring that you don't belong to OBC-NCL you will be considered as General category candidate and there is another way while filling for JEE Advance you can give declaration in lieu whose format will be available at

yup,you are surely eligible to get a seat.

congratulations give it a try

Hey there

AICTE has said that chemistry is not mandatory for admissions in BTech, BE courses just physics and mathematics is important with any other extra subject including biology and biotechnology. However if you wish you can take chemistry as the optional. This is just a notification till now it's

Akanksha, the reduced syllabus for JEE Mains and JEE Advanced will come into force for the Academic year 2021. The MHRD has requested for suggestions on this and the revised syllabus is yet to be finalized. So at this point in time, any information we try to help you with

Hi,

Since you have used RD Sharma class 11 book I suggest you to continue with RD Sharma's book for class 12. Make sure to complete NCERT maths book before proceeding to RD Sharma's. All the best for your preparation.

I hope it helps.