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Nilkrishna followed a rigorous schedule, dedicating more than 10 hours to prepare for the exams every day.
The qualifying percentile for JEE (Advanced), the entrance test for admission to the 23 Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), touched a five-year high.
Prospective candidates can register for this year’s Joint Entrance Examination (JEE)-Advanced till 5 pm on May 7.
For 15 subjects, tests will be in pen-paper mode and for the other 48 subjects the exam will be held in computer-based mode.
This year, there will be a single paper of three-hour duration.
Some essential points to consider while applying for KEAM 2024.
This year, there would be 45 questions from Physics, 30 from Chemistry and 75 from Mathematics.
With several modifications implemented for the upcoming session, here are some valuable tips to prepare effectively.
Reservation, documents needed, eligibility criterias and more.
Applicants for Medical and allied courses must qualify NEET-UG, and those applying for Architecture courses must clear NATA.