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1. a. JEE (Main): Screening for JEE (Advance) Top 1,50,000 students only
2. b. JEE (Advance): Its performance will 'solely' be considered for admission into IITs

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Class-XII Board %weightage (Agg.)

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1. a. Only top-20% of each board (Class-XII aggregate marks) shall be considered for admission into IITs: Primary Criterion.
2. b. Performance in JEE (Main): Top-1,50,000 (all categories): Secondary Criterion
3. c. Those who are in the Top-20% of respective board (First Screening) as well as in the Top-1,50,000 (Second Screening) of the JEE (Main) will be allowed to appear in the JEE (Advance).
4. d. The final selection/rank will be on the basis of performance in JEE (Advance)

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1. a. JEE (Main): April, 2013 (Probably on Second Sunday
2. b. JEE (Advance): May, 2013 (Probably on Fourth Sunday)

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1. a. CBSE (in coordination with IITs)
2. b. IITs (Joint Admission Board: JAB)

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1. a. JEE (Main): Similar to present AIEEE (One Paper of PCM: 3 Hrs)
2. b. JEE (Advance): Similar to present IIT-JEE Two Objective Type papers of PCM & 3 hrs each)

1. a. Current IIT-JEE (Most Likely)
2. b. One Objective Type Paper of 3 Hrs: May happen
3. c. Subjective Type: 3 Papers; 2 Hrs for PCM each: Less Likely

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1. a. JEE(Main):Similar to present AIEEE
2. b. JEE (Advance): Similar to present IIT-JEE

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1. a. Those who passed out Class-XII in 2012 &
2. b. Those who are not amongst the Top-20% of respective board (when it is declared) &/or
3. c. Those who are having marks in Class-XII as follows (should be ready): i. CBSE/ICSE: Below80% ii. State Boards: Below 75%
4. d. Individual subject wise/all subjects improvement in Board Examination will be allowed by various boards. The details may soon be available on respective board's website.

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1. a. Balancing the preparation of both, Boards as well JEE
2. b. For Boards: Make sure you score at least 80% in CBSE/ICSE Board & 75% in 'any' State Board.
3. c. More is better in the Class-XII Board Examination to make it to Top-20% cut-off of students.

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1. a. Along with Class-XI&XII: Best Option
2. b. A drop after preparing in Class-XI &XII: Better Option
3. c. Along with Class-XII: OK
4. d. A drop after preparing in Class-XII: OK
5. e. Only after Class-XII (as a dropper)- without preparing in Class-XI &XII: may not give the desired result.

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1. a. School+ Professional Coaching (Integrated) is the best option.
2. b. Professional Coaching along with Schooling is always a better option
3. c. Schooling without Coaching may not give the desired result/performance in Board/JEE simultaneously.

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1. a. KOTA's Successful Teaching Methodology still holds the edge even in new 'JEE' scenario.
2. b. Coaching institutes in KOTA & their Study Centres Network across the country are fast in

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1. A) For Board: We have incorporated following academic tools in our teaching methodology to enhance performance in Class-XII Board Examination:
1. i) NCERT Books’Teaching& Discussion in the Classroom (PCM)
2. ii) Board Worksheet to develop/enhance writing aptitude for school/board examination (PCM)
3. iii) Board Sheet (PCM): Topic wise Study Material having Theory, Solved/Unsolved Examples/Illustrations along with Problems asked in Previous Board Examinations and Most Probable Questions.
4. iv) Board Pattern Tests (BPTs)-PCM
5. v) Additional Support (Optional/On nominal charges):
1. a. Regular Classes for English (CBSE&Selected Boards)
2. b. Regular Classes for 5th Subject (Selected Subjects)
3. c. Board Pattern Tests (BPTs) for English & 5th Subject (CBSE & Selected Boards' Pattern)
4. d. Practical for Physics, Chemistry & 5th Subject (if applicable)
2. B) For JEE (Main & Advance): We have expertise in coaching for IIT-JEE since 2001 so can take care of it in the best possible way through following 'tried'tested & trusted’ academic tools:
   1. i) Interactive Regular Classes: For Fundamental learning & Concept Building
   2. ii) Daily Practice Problems (DPPs): (For Home Assignment, Practice & Classroom discussion)
   3. iii) JEE Sheets: Topic wise Compendium & Various Level Problems (For Home Assignment, Practice & Classroom discussion) along with problems asked in previous examinations (IIT- JEE & AIEEE)
   4. iv). Periodic Tests (Part & Cumulative): For JEE-Main& Advance

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Examination
Name

ISEET (Indian Science Engineering Eligibility Test)

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Class XII Board

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Pattern*

1. b.JEE (Main) (objective type paper)
2. whereas no information for the JEE (Advance)

1. a. JEE (Main): Similar to present AIEEE (One Paper of PCM: 3 Hrs)
2. b. JEE (Advance): Similar to present IIT- JEE Two Objective Type papers of PCM & 3 hrs each)

Note: Pattern of JEE (Advance) could be:

1. a. Current IIT-JEE (Most Likely)
2. b. One Objective Type Paper of 3 Hrs: May happen
3. c. Subjective Type: 3 Papers; 2 Hrs for PCM each: Less Likelyn

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Selection
Process

Merit list based on combined performance

1. a. The Class XII Board/ equivalent marks normalized on percentile plus the marks obtained in the JEE (Main) examination, with equal weightage, would be used by IITs for purposes of gating/screening
2. b. Fixed number of candidates (five times the number of the seats for admission in the IIT system or a pre-fixed cut-off) screened on the basis of merit assessed on the basis of cumulative score of normalized School Board marks and performance in JEE (Main) examination.
3. c. Merit List: entirely on the performance in the JEE (Advanced)

1. a. Only top-20% of each board (Class-XII aggregate marks) shall be considered for admission into IITs : Primary Criterion.
2. b. Performance in JEE (Main): Top- 1,50,000 (all categories): Secondary Criterion
3. c. Those who are in the Top-20% of respective board (First Screening) as well as in the Top-1,50,000 (Second Screening) of the JEE (Main) will be allowed to appear in the IIT (Advance).
4. d. The final selection/rank will be on the basis of performance in JEE (Advance)

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No. of Attempts