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What is Dungara Ram Choudhary, the IIT-JEE 2002 to
Dungaram choudhary belongs to a small village of jhalour dist. rajasthan he cracked IIT JEE 2002 with rank 1 then he joined IIT Kanpur in computer science engineering branch . He did an internship at Honeywell and after graduation he joined AirTight Networks then in february, 2009 he joined Oracle Real Application Clusters group where he has been contributing to development of Distributed Lock Manager, Cache Fusion and Kernel Diagnosibility Service.He is an inspiration to all the JEE aspirants .
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What should be done a day before JEE Advanced 2018
A day before JEE ADVANCED exam,this is the day which can be the turning point of your journey towards IIT. This day is more important than the JEE ADVANCED exam day because if something went wrong in this day then there are huge chances of your exam being ruined. So, all you need to do is just relax i know it’s not that much easy to relax before such a crucial exam, it’s normal to feel a little bit nervous and anxious a day before exam, but remember to never let your nervousness and anxiety get a hold of you during the exam.I will personally suggest you to go for a movie like deadpool 2,raazi,etc chill out forget all the stress just remember the best moments of your journey(like remember about the review tests of your institute in which you scored well). If you want to revise just go through the formulas and the short notes (if you have made) , don’t practise anything especially something new because it is sure that if you will try something new then you will face difficulties and it will lead to lack of your confidence . Remember if you have worked hard throughout your journey(preparation) keep faith in it because this is payback time all the late nights and early mornings will surely pay you back . And on the exam day just think that THE UPCOMING 8 HOURS IS YOUR LAST FIGHT JUST BESTOW YOUR COMPETENCE INTO IT . GOOD LUCK
What are all the All India rank 1s in IIT - JEE do
KiWhile answering this question I remembered my kota days when we used to discuss about JEE toppers. But today I found myself eligible to answer this question. So, lets start from JEE 1997 Arvind Saraf - JEE 1997 AIR -1 He studied computer science from IIT Kanpur then he went to MIT, presently he is involved in social service in India with Swasht foundation as a trustee. Abhinav kumar - IIT JEE 1998 AIR -1 He is now faculty of maths at MIT. Vineet Goel - IIT JEE 1999 AIR -1 He studied computer science from IIT Delhi and he is presently faculty at Columbia University . Nitin Gupta - IIT JEE 2000 AIR -1 He graduated from the department of CSE, IIT Kanpur and went to study biology at University of California, San Diego.He joined IIT Kanpur in 2014 as an assistant Professor in the Department of Biological sciences and Bio-engineering. Arvind Thiagarajan - IIT JEE 2001 AIR -1 He graduated from the department of CSE ,IIT Madras and then went to MIT for his PhD. He has written number of research papers in the area of mobile computing during his PhD .He interned with Yahoo and Google, with 42 patents to his credit, he founded a company in 2011 in mobile computing . He is presently working with Amazon as a research scientist . Dungaram Choudhary - IIT JEE 2002 AIR- 1 He joined IIT Kanpur in computer science with a thesis in distributed parallel architecture. He did an internship at Honeywell and after graduation he joined AirTight Networks.He is currently working in Oracle as a Principal Member of Technical Staff. Shashank Dwivedi - IIT JEE 2003 AIR -1 He completed his B.Tech in computer science from IIT Bombay and has completed his masters from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Sushant Sachdeva - IIT JEE 2004 AIR -1 He completed his B.Tech from IIT Bombay and then he went to Princeton University. He has done multiple research internships at Toyota, Microsoft and ETH Zurich. He has published numerous research papers in prestigious conferences throughout the world.He is presently Postdoctoral Associate at the Department of Computer science at Yale University. Piyush Srivastava - IIT JEE 2005 AIR - 1 He completed his B.Tech from IIT Kanpur . He had stints as a research intern at Microsoft in 2009,2011 and 2013. He is currently a Postdoctoral Scholar at Caltech. Prior to joining Caltech, he did his post graduation from UC Berkeley. Raghu Mahajan - IIT JEE 2006 AIR -1 After completing his B. Tech in Computer science from IIT Delhi, he went to MIT for further studies . He is presently doiNG PhD in theoretical Physics . Achin Bansal - IIT JEE 2007 AIR- 1 He studied computer science from IIT BOMBAY .He is currently working in Morgan Stanley in Bombay. Shitikanth - IIT JEE 2008 AIR - 1 He completed his B. Tech from IIT Kanpur . He is currently working for Laboratoire d’Informatique Algorithmique Fondements et Applications as Research Assistant. Nitin Jain - IIT JEE 2009 AIR - 1 He completed his B.Tech from IIT DELHI . He did internship at zomato, he is presently a SWE at Twitter in Ireland . He wrote his success story in the book : The secret of My Success Book. Anumula Jithendar Reddy - IIT JEE 2010 AIR -1 He completed his B.Tech from IIT BOMBAY,he has completed his internship from QEA Eduventures. Immadi Prudhvi Tej - IIT JEE 2011 AIR -1 He studied from IIT BOMBAY . He is presently staying at hyderabad. Secured a 100-ish rank in UPSC CSE 2017 Arpit Agrawal - IIT JEE 2012 AIR -1 He studied from IIT DELHI. He Wrote About his Journey to IIT in his Book My encounter With IIT JEE : The story of preparation Book. Pallerla Saisandeep Reddy - IIT JEE ADVANCED 2013 AIR -1 He studied in IIT Bombay now he is presently pursuing PhD in MIT. Chitrang Murdia - JEE ADVANCED 2014 AIR -1 He went to IIT BOMBAY but then he dropped IIT BOMBAY and went to MIT . In an interview he said it was a huge dilemma whether to leave IIT or not but after 5–6 months he decided to leave IIT . He stated the reason behind leaving IIT ,according to him it was lack of research environment for pure sciences at UG level. Satvat Jagwani - JEE ADVANCED 2015 AIR -1 He went to IIT BOMBAY but then he dropped IIT BOMBAY and went to MIT.
Shall I take a drop year for the JEE? I have alrea
This question is widely asked by a majority of students after appearing for the JEE once because many of them are not able to score good . But the thing is that your decision depends on the factors that lead to your failure I personally believe in the quote : Introspect but never repent for the past , which means you should do the diagnosis of your failure but never regret for it. So, all you need to do is to think what factors led to your failure . If you think you can handle pressure in the upcoming year because it needs huge level of courage to take a drop because you need to manage time since you have to finish the complete coarse in only one year and trust it runs very fast then you can go for a drop . But if you are backed with decent basics then you can develop great command on topics by practising because all you need is practise and time management. And if you think you are weak in 75% percent topics then trust me you should not go for a drop because you will not be able to manage it. At the end I want to say that 1 year doesn’t matter a lot and if you want it badly you will do it, just do it but remember do manage it properly, atleast you will not regret that you haven’t tried for it. Just put your blood and sweat into it .
Did anyone not join IIT even after qualifying in J
Yes, there are number of students who had not joined IIT even after qualifying JEE Advanced . There are numerous reasons behind this 1- Some students give priority to the branch rather than to the college, so if they didn’t manage to get their dream branch they join other institutes which offers them their dream branch, these may be namely BITS, DTU and some private colleges . 2 - Some students crack entrances for foreign universities like MIT that are way above IITs, so they go for foreign universities rather than IITs, this has already happened thrice IIT-JEE 2006 AIR 1 Raghu mahajan,JEE Advanced 2014 AIR 1 Chitrang murudia and JEE Advanced 2015 AIR 1 Satvat Jagwani left IIT before completing their Btech and joined MIT 3 - There are many students who are interested in research rather than in engineering so they go for the institutes like IISc to pursue their passion and serve the country in a better way .
What should be the rank for getting agricultural e
In order to get agriculture engineering in government univerities following are the cutoff rank category wise in ICAR AIEEA UG exam. Gen category - air 496 obc category - air 612 sc category - air 1987 st category - air 3630 the above were the cutoff ranks for the years 2017 . There are state entrance exams also to get into agriculture engineering in government universities are there cutoff rank vary from state to state . And in order to get agriculture engineering in private insitutes there is no criteria
How did Kalpit Veerwal get IITB CSE with a rank ou
Kalpit veerwal belongs to sc category and his sc rank was 1 that's why he got CSE in IITB . Despite of the fact that his AIR rank was 109 which was outside 60 he managed to get CSE in IITB this is the failure of our system that offers reservation on the caste basis due to which talented students have to compromise their dreams, I am not saying that Kalpit Veerwal is not a talented student, no doubt he is damn talented but suppose if he belonged to general category then he would not be eligible for CSE in IITB . Kalpit veerwal proved two major sayings wrong : 1 - Scoring full marks in JEE mains is nearly impossible . 2 - SC category students don't work hard as their cutoff for admission is very low . 1 - JEE mains is that kind of exam that demands a good blend of speed, concepts, knowledge, confidence, intelligence he proved that it is possible to get a score of 360 in JEE mains with his efforts and hardwork. 2 - There is misconception among people that reserved cast students don't work hard as they have to score very less in order to get through competitive exams but kalpit veerwal proved this saying wrong by achieving full marks in JEE mains and air - 109 in JEE advanced by an exceptional piece of effort . Reservation is obviously unhealthy for our education system . Government should provide reservation on the basis of financial status infact government should not provide reservation but they should facilitate the weak part of our society with finances,free teaching, etc that will improve the status of students in our country as they will learn to work hard.
What are my chances to get CSE or electronics and
If you are a inside punjab candidate you will get electronics and computer in the very 1st round counselling and if you are a outside punjab candidate you can get electronics and computer in 1st or 2nd round counselling. And for CSE if you are a inside punjab candidate you will get it in the very round counselling but if you are a outside punjab candidate you have to go for 3rd or 4th round counselling . All the best prepare for JEE ADVANCED and BITSAT .
Can I get admission at Thapar University with 80 m
With a score of 80 in JEE Mains you might have fetched a rank of 116000 in common merit list and with this rank you can easily get admission in thapar university. And if you a punjab candidate you can get good branches like EEE,EC,MECHANICAL,CHEMICAL,CIVIL even if you are outside punjab candidate and you can get branches like CHEMICAL,CIVIL,INSTRUMENTATION all you need to do is keep sitting in counselling, go untill the final round so that you can get the best out of it. And prepare well for exams like BITSAT, JEE advanced , comedk.
I got 12 marks in the JEE Main. Am I qualified or
For JEE Mains 2018 cutoff of different categories is as follows : GEN - 74 OBC-NCL - 45 SC - 29 ST - 24 PwD - -35 So, according to above criteria you can be qualified only if you are a PwD candidate since its cutoff is -35 which is lower than your score i.e. 12.
Can I be eligible for JEE advanced if I get 90%
It is not the individual percentage of subjects which matters but the overall percentage of 12th . According to CBSE in order to get admission in IITs and NITs a candidate must have atleast 75%marks in 12th standard or he/she should be in top 20 percentile, this condition is also the eligibility criteria for JEE advanced. So your overall percentage should be 75 to be eligible for JEE advanced. Good luck
Is NCERT enough for inorganic chemistry for BITSAT
Yes, obviously NCERT is enough for inorganic chemistry in BITSAT but you have cover each and every topic from both 11th and 12th syllabus . And a book is available in the market for BITSAT, you should also practice the concepts with it, but in order to excel in inorganic chemistry you should give approx 2 to 3 hours daily for inorganic because it is all about retaining the concepts in your mind . Remember it is very easy to learn inorganic chemistry but it is very though to retain it . I hope my opinion will help , best of luckl for your exam.