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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) today declared the Joint Entrance Examination – Main (JEE Main) Paper I Result 2018 with Ranks on its official website. The results for Paper II will be released tomorrow (May 1, 2018). The JEE Main 2018 result is now live online. The candidates who have appeared for the JEE Main online and offline examination 2018 can check their result now at the official website of the exam - jeemain.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in or results.nic.in This year, around 10,43,739 candidates appeared for JEE Main 2018 examination. The test was conducted in 112 cities across the country. The JEE Main Exam is conducted every year for admission to various engineering and architecture courses in National Institutes of Technology (NITs), Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and other Centrally Funded Technical Institutes (CFTIs) across the country. The exam is also an entrance examination for JEE Advanced. This year, JEE Advanced exam will be conducted by II

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will announce the result of JEE Main 2018 on 30 April. Candidates who appeared in the entrance exam on 8 April (Paper I) and online on 15 and 16 April can check their respective results. However, for those who appeared in Paper II on 8 April, the result will be announced on 31 May, 2018. How to check JEE Main Result? Log in to the official website. Enter your roll number and date of birth Your JEE Main result will be displayed on the screen Take a printout of the rank card as it will be required for admission purposes. Details mentioned in the result Name Roll number Date of birth Father and mother’s name State code of eligibility Category and nationality Marks obtained in each subject: physics, chemistry, mathematics (PCM) Total marks obtained All India rank (AIR) Category rank Qualifying status for JEE Advanced 2018 Cutoff score for to appear in JEE Advanced 2018 What after result? If you have sco

Ignoring the NCERT Books The NCERT Books are the best books to prepare for the JEE Advanced. The students must not ignore the NCERT Books while preparing for the JEE Advanced. Many of the students do this common mistake. Calculation Mistakes It is difficult to believe but most JEE aspirants do not arrive at the correct answer in the estimated time because they make silly calculation mistakes such as doing addition or subtraction incorrectly. You may want to do such calculations on paper. Practice more and more previous year papers and sample papers for JEE Advanced to avoid such errors. Do not waste too much time in the part of syllabus that has less weightage Concentrate more on the topics that you know will be asked more in the exam because if you do these topics properly, you will surely get a minimum good mark in paper. Give full justice to theory of all subjects because most of the questions in JEE Advanced will have a twist that you can handle only when you are aware

Candidates appearing for JEE Advanced 2018 can practice the sample papers to improve their preparation for JEE Advanced. Through the JEE Advanced 2018 sample papers , candidates will be able to understand the exam pattern as well as boost their preparation process for the national level engineering exam. The JEE Advanced sample papers are similar to the original question papers and will help the candidates know what type of questions are usually asked in the examination. JEE Advanced paper is held in English as well as in Hindi language. Along the JEE Advanced sample papers, the JEE Advanced previous year question papers are also available for free download to the candidates. Official JEE Advanced question papers, as well as the previous year, solved papers can be checked by the candidates. JEE Advanced 2018 will be held on May 20, in online mode. Free download sample papers for JEE Advanced 2018 . (source: www.misostudy.com )

Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Main) 2018 provisional answer keys and candidate response sheets are released on Tuesday, April 24, 2018, on the official website of JEE Main Examination - jeemain.nic.in. As per the schedule available on the official website, the answer keys are released today. The students who have appeared in the pen and paper, as well as the candidates who have appeared in the online examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) can login to check the answer keys and the response sheets online on the official website. The students can raise an objection on the answer keys or raise requests for a wrong capture of the responses against the OMR sheets. A non-refundable fee of Rs. 1000 per question is applicable, therefore, the students are advised to go through the answer keys and OMR sheets carefully before raising objections. However, if the challenge is accepted by the CBSE Board, the amount would be refunded. The 5th Joint Engineerin

For the most coveted medical entrance exam, NEET, close to 13.36 lakh candidates have registered this year, reported Hindustan Times. 2 lakh more candidates have registered for NEET 2018 in comparison to last year. Over 60000 medical seats are available in the country for MBBS and BDS courses.  With such growing popularity, medical aspirants, who are for this national level medical entrance examination, are ought to face a tough competition. For every single seat, a student has to outdo 22 competitors. NEET 2018 will be held on May 6 in various centres across the country. The idea to begin a common entrance test for medical seats in the country was envisioned in 2013, and National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) was held for the first time that year. "Various policies and scholarships made available by the central government as well as state governments have encouraged higher number of students clearing secondary and higher secondary education across the country. We anti

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has decided to provide compensation of two marks to Class X students for a typing error in the English question paper. Several teachers and students had approached the Board with the plea that the paper held on March 12 had certain errors in the comprehension passage section. Students had to read a passage and write synonyms for the words endurance, obstruction, and motivation. But the paragraphs they were supposed to look at were incorrectly marked, they had said in an online petition. "The typing error has been noticed and it has been Board's policy to not let students face any disadvantage. The marking scheme has been decided in interest of students and all those who appeared for the particular question will be awarded two marks," a senior CBSE official said. (source: economictimes.indiatimes.com) For more news & updates register at www.misostudy.com

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has come out with the dress code for students taking the upcoming NEET exam. While issuing the admit cards for the National Eligibility-cum Entrance Test (NEET) for students willing to pursue MBBS and BDS at medical colleges, the board has advised candidates to come in “light-coloured halfsleeves dress” and “not to wear shoes”. Reiterating the dress code it announced in 2017, the board has added that the candidates will have to report at the exam centre an hour earlier in case they choose to wear their “customary dress”. The CBSE had attracted a lot of criticism last year when students were forced to remove their head scarves to gain entry into the exam halls, leading to protests. According to the dress code, the candidates will have to wear “light clothes with half sleeves, not having big buttons, brooch/badge, flower etc. with salwar/ trouser,” and “slippers, sandals with low heels and not the shoes,” to the exam centre. The

The Central Board of Secondary Education will declare the score and rank of Paper-I of JEE (Main) - 2018 for all candidates on or before April 30, 2018. The IIT-JEE Main 2018 result will be declared on the official result portal: results.nic.in The Indian Institute of Technology-Joint Entrance Examination (Main) 2018 score shall comprise the actual marks obtained in Paper-I along with the status of those who qualify for appearing in JEE (Advanced) - 2018 provided and subject to other conditions of eligibility being met. The rank shall comprise All India rank and All India category rank. Before declaring the results, the CBSE will release the official answer keys. The JEE Main exam offline mode was conducted on April 8 while the exams for online mode were conducted on April 15 and 16, 2018. The exam for JEE Advanced 2018 will be held on May 20, 2018 for that the registration process will start from May 2, 2018. (source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com) For more news & upda

Reacting to a report in this paper about alleged similarities between the JEE (Main) 2018 question paper and a mock test conducted by a coaching class in 2016, the CBSE has underlined the robust and fool-proof systems it has in place to put together question sets and conduct the nationwide entrance exam for engineering aspirants. The central board said the 7-8 questions, which were alleged to be similar to the ones in the mock test, were originally written only two to three months back and could not have figured in a model paper from any coaching institution two years back. The board said the originality of the questions has been “doubly ascertained.” The JEE question papers were prepared by over 100 subject experts, the CBSE said. “They prepare over 1,500 items over a period of two months during the year of the exam. All these questions are prepared by the item writers in original and they are handwritten. After that, 90 questions are drawn randomly and 8-9 sets are created. An

JEE Main 2018 Cut Off will be published on 30th April 2018 through online mode. Cut Off will be released along with result. It is the range of minimum marks required to get eligible for JEE Advanced examination. JEE Main is a national level examination for engineering and architecture aspirants. It is administrated by the CBSE board to offer admission in B.Tech and B.Arch courses. Most of the colleges consider the JEE Main scores for providing admissions. Here we have provided details for JEE Main Cut Off 2018. JEE Main 2018 Cut Off (expected) S.No. Category 2018 1 General 91 2            OBC-NCL      60 3 SC 45 4 ST 40              JEE Main Cut off Trends (2013-2017) S.No. Category 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 1 General 81 100 105 115 113 2 OBC-NCL 49 70 70 74 70 3

Around 10.43 lakh aspirants in 112 cities in India and abroad appeared for the Indian Institute of Technology-Joint Entrance Examination (Main) exam that was successfully organised by the Central Board of Secondary Education on Sunday. The offline exam was held in 104 cities across 1,613 centres across the country and in eight centres in as many countries abroad. "The sixth edition of JEE (Main) 2018 offline exam was held for approximately 10,43,739 candidates registered for admission to undergraduate engineering programmes in NITs, IITs and other centrally funded technical institutes etc," the CBSE said in a release. JEE (Main) is also an eligibility test for the JEE (Advanced). The examination was organised for 6,46,814 boys, 2,66,745 girls and three transgenders, it said. (source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com) For more news & updates register on www.misostudy.com

Students who took the national Joint Entrance Exam (Main) on Sunday for admission to India's top engineering colleges have complained that a section of questions appear to be exactly similar to those asked in a mock test conducted by a coaching class chain in 2016. At least nine objective questions in physics from Set C in the JEE were the same as those in the mock test held by a Hyderabad-headquartered coaching class, with even the values in the problems being similar, they said. The information was shared as a forward on Tuesday evening, going viral within hours. Some students have complained to the CBSE-which conducts the JEE-about the coincidence". For the board, the incident comes right after the embarrassment over the class X and XII paper leaks. The JEE is a high stakes contest which students prepare for by attempting previous years' tests; paper setters are conscious of that and avoid repeating problems. "We have received a word on this and the director

The JEE Main 2018 offline exam will be held on the 8th of April, 2018. Check out the JEE Main 2018 Paper Analysis by our experts below. This year has seen a dip in the number of students attempting JEE. Close to 12 lakh students will be appearing for this exam, as compared to the 13 lakh last year. The number of exam centres has increased drastically this year. The exam will be held across 258 centres as opposed to the 113 centres last year. Of the 12 lakh students, only 2.24 lakh students will be eligible for appearing in the JEE Advanced 2018 exam which is scheduled on the 20th of May, 2018. CBSE will release the official JEE Main Answer Key on April 24, 2018. The last date to check the JEE Main 2018 answer key will be April 27. The answer key of JEE Main 2018 for Paper 2 will however be released by CBSE online in May. The JEE Main answer key will allow candidates to calculate their probable JEE Main scores. This can be done by comparing their responses to the correct ans

The exam is scheduled to be conducted on April 8 (pen and paper mode) and April 15 and 16 for computer-based test mode. Make the most of your time before the exam and maintain a relaxed and positive frame of mind on exam day! Don’t let the last-minute panic unsettle you. Below are some tips for the preparation: Revise & Analyse The concepts, formulae, and important topics covered are probably not very fresh in your memory. If you have made short notes or pointers, this is the best time to review the exam syllabus through your notes. Recall all the concepts & problems, give more time to those in which you are weak. Solve Papers to speed up your preparation JEE Main exam is not like your usual school exams. The pattern, types of questions and the way to answer them is totally different. Even if someone is totally prepared with subjects but isn’t used to the exam pattern, it might get challenging. On exam day, every student feels nervous, to make sure you are comfor

The Department of Management Studies of IIT Delhi has completed its final placements for the 2016-18 batch with an average salary of Rs 16.54 lakh per year. This year, the institute received 56 recruiters- the highest it has seen, claimed a release issued by the institute. A total of 102 offers were made to 91 students. Of the total students in the batch, around 25% were offered pre-placement offers (PPOs). The number of first-time recruits stood at 29 this year. Among the recruiters were Deloitte, Amazon, Shell, Google, GE, Accenture Strategy, Rockwell Automation, Maersk Line, Shell and KPMG, among others. Sales and marketing roles accounted for the highest number of profiles at 30%, followed by IT & consulting at 29% and finance and general management at 21%. The remaining 20% pertained to the operations domain. Of the total offers made, 27% were for leadership roles. "Successful completion of the placement season is the outcome of the meticulously crafted curric

CBSE has decided against holding re-examination of Class X mathematics paper after conducting an evaluation of the answer sheets. An order announcing the decision regarding the same is likely to be issued today. CBSE had announced that it will hold re-test of Class 12 Economic paper on April 25, but had refrained from declaring a date for Class 10 students on the grounds that it is waiting to assess the impact of the alleged leak. The HRD Ministry had said that a final decision on the re-examination for Delhi-NCR and Haryana would be taken in the next 15 days following a detailed inquiry. There are roughly 14 lakh students who had appeared for Class 10 maths examination. CBSE had first announced that it will hold re-test of the Class 10 mathematics paper and Class 12 Economic paper after news of paper leak. It led to public outrage across the country. The Delhi Police had registered separate cases to probe the leak of the Class 12 economics paper and Class 10 mathemati

Candidates preparing for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), can boost their preparations by solving NEET 2018 sample papers. By attempting the sample papers of NEET 2018, aspirants will be able to know the exam pattern in detail while also gaining more information about the type of questions asked, division of subjects, marking scheme, time limit etc. Solving NEET sample papers is a profitable revision practice suggested by experts. NEET aspirants are advised to solve NEET sample paper 2018 every day to refine their preparation strategy and maximize their chances of getting good results. NEET 2018 sample papers primarily comprise the previous years’ AIPMT and NEET question papers . The solutions for the official NEET question papers are also made available for the candidates. While attempting the sample papers and previous question papers of NEET 2018, candidates are advised to practice by setting the same time limit as that of the NEET exam. This will build the time