The sole objective of this website is to create interest in Mathematics for the students' community
The sole objective of this website is to create interest in Mathematics for the students' community
For Joint
Entrance Examinees :
Very Important information :
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01)
Closing Rank-2006-JU
Books :
02)
Closing Rank-2006-Others
(a) MCQ
Maths by A Bhattacharya
03)
Engg Seat
Matrix-2007
(b) MCQ
Rudiments of Maths
04)
Counselling Schedule-2007
(c) MCQ
Maths by Teachers’ Concern
05)
Seat
in Pvt Col-2007
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Important Advice :
1.
20 Years JE papers are to be solved. Always hunt for a shorter method without
omitting logical steps.
2.
It is
taken for granted that you are better than other students. You have to show
it by your attitude towards the subject. Take everything like a challenge.
Don’t give up.
Continuous hard labour will make you brilliant.
3.
Be firm
but not tensed. Be relaxed but determined that you must get good rank in JEE.
Then success will be yours. I will always help you in all possible ways.
4.
The
present method of Joint Entrance Examination in MCQ pattern requires high
skill to pick the clue of a sum very quickly and to get the answer in a
twinkle of a second.
5.
Practice regularly MCQ Tests to answer 25 sums in
15 minutes by ticking
the correct option. Check the answer scrip yourself and find out the
mistakes and rectify them immediately.
100 sums
are to be answered in 120 minutes. That means you will get
72 seconds for a sum. Hence from the very beginning follow shorter method. You can also get
the answer mentally and tick the correct option. You will be given full
credit. Your next student in the next bench will get a different question
paper. So there is no scope of copying or hall collection.
As per new system from JE 2008, 80 marks
will be of MCQ type and 20 marks will be of objective type. No answer will
be given for the second part. You have to find out the answers in very
short time.
I shall take 4 tests of 50 marks [1 hour 30 min] each for objective type;
2 MCQ tests of 50 marks [1 hour] each and 2 MCQ tests of 100 marks
[2 hours] each.
Tests will start from 19.05.2008.