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JEE is a common entrance examination conducted at all India level for facilitating admissions in different engineering colleges across India. It is one of the most challenging engineering entrance examinations. So for the preparation JEE In-depth knowledge of the each concepts and each subject is required. Every year around 1.5 million students appear for this exam. Therefore, JEE preparation requires a smart, systematic and concerted efforts. For that you need coaching. But it is more important for you to choose the right institute which matches your study needs. At Misostydy we provide quality education through online video lectures and study material. It is prepared by the top faculties. Why should you choose Misostudy for your IIT JEE Coaching? Top Rated and Experienced Faculty:  For   IIT JEE coaching , we have best faculty to provide high-quality study material to students. Our experienced teachers have prepared online video lectures to help students. By watching these videos

Molecular Basis of Inheritance (Biology for NEET 2019). This is chapter from 12th class Unit VII Genetics and evolution which deals with gene transfer and manifestation in next generation. Most important topics to score well in NEET Exam from this chapter are DNA as genetic material, RNA, Replication, Transcription, Post Transcription modification, Translation, Operon concept and Human Genome Project. Last few years date depict on an average 3-4 questions are asked from this chapter. Every year overall weightage of this chapter is increasing as trends are shifting towards applied biology. Understand the theory and concepts through video at  https://bit.ly/2Iwb6aa  . For Exam pattern questions watch video at  https://bit.ly/2yIevmz Chapter Analysis How to study for NEET 2019 Study consistently every day without fail. Use mnemonics for memorizing facts. Do more of diagram based study which helps in better understanding of the topic. Revise on a regular basis

Understanding acids and bases is important in chemistry. Acids and Bases Are Everywhere. Every liquid you see will probably have either acidic or basic traits. Water (H2O) can be both an acid and a base. we make use of acids and bases so much in our everyday life. Let’s have a deeper understanding of the chapter acids and bases through this article. What are acids and bases? Normally it is said that acids are sour in taste and change the colour of blue litmus to red. Whereas alkali, which is a more general term used for bases are bitter, and change the colour of the red litmus to blue. But here is a detailed definition that explains the characteristics, properties and behaviour of acids and alkalies. There are many theories used to characterise acids and alkalies, but the most accepted ones among them are: 1. Arrhenius concept of acids and bases 2. Bronsted-Lowry concept 3. Lewis acids and bases 1. The Arrhenius Concept - The Arrhenius theory of acids and bases was originally propos

Joint Entrance Exam- Advanced (JEE Advanced) is the gateway to admissions in engineering, science or architecture courses in IITs, NITs, IISERs, and IIITs. This exam is conducted by one of the seven zonal IITs under the guidance of Joint Admission Board (JAB). Students seeking information about JEE Advanced 2019 will get all the important details here. Tentative Dates for JEE Advanced 2019 Online Registration Begins: 1st Week of May Registration Closes: 2nd Week of May Admit Card Release: 3rd week of May Exam Date: 3rd Week of May Online display of ORS/ Response Sheet: 4th week of May Answer Key Releases: Last week of May Receiving Feedback: Last week of May Result Declaration: 2nd week of June Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT) Online Registration Date: 2nd week of June Exam Date for AAT: 2nd week of June Result Declaration for AAT: 3rd week of June Allotment of Seats: 3rd week of June Registration for JEE Advanced 2019 The registration for JEE Advanced 2019 usually

Gearing up for the admission in an IIT? Started your preparation with all the study material and the coaching? Well done. But, improper study methods or wrong strategies can easily hamper your progress which will eventually increase your stress level and affect your final score. For the smooth preparations for your IIT JEE 2019, we at Misostudy have listed down the most common mistakes that you should avoid during your preparation. Here you go! Never Give up Before Trying A lot of students tend to give up looking at the vast and tough syllabus. But if you want to study in an IIT, you should be ready for some tough course and hard work. This is just a first step towards it. So never give up before giving it your best shot. Avoid Mugging Up the Concepts This is not just for IIT JEE but for every study course or exam you take in life. If you are finding any concept difficult to understand, take help from the faculty at college/coaching/online courses/friends, focus on your basics

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) declared the results for its Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) entrance exam today on 18th  June 2018. A total of 7,617 candidates, including 2,705 females, have qualified the AIIMS-MBBS 2018 entrance examination. Out of which 2649 candidates have been qualified for the first round of centralized counselling. Out of a total of 4,52,931 eligible candidates, 3,74,520 candidates appeared in the examination. The entrance examination was conducted on May 26 and May 27. All 3 toppers of this year are girls, Eliza Bansal, Ramneek Kaur Mahal and Mehak Arora each with 100 percentile. The cut-off percentile was 98.83 percent for the general category, 97.01 percent for OBC (NCL) and 93.65 percent for SC/ST category. AIIMS entrance test has been condusted for MBBS courses at AIIMS New Delhi and eight other AIIMS in Patna, Bhopal, Jodhpur, Bhubaneswar, Rishikesh, Raipur, Guntur (AP) and Nagpur (Maharashtra). Eliza Bansal, topper

Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Main & Advanced) 2019 is just about a year ahead. To secure seat in one of the best Engineering Institutes you have to appear for JEE. You should have already started for the preparation of JEE. Many of you may now attending classes for JEE. Here is a suggestion from us to go for JEE 2019 via E-learning this summer vacation to increase your chances of cracking the exam. Why you must consider E-learning option and how it will help? Utilize Extra Time in Studying - Many students from primary and secondary classes join summer camps during the summer. For the students in senior secondary classes they get a lot of time for themselves. It is best to utilize this extra time in studying and preparing for the forthcoming examinations. Engineering aspirants must make the most of this extra time by opting for e-learning programs for JEE preparation. We have a best content for these students to study during summer vacations at Misostudy.com. Study through

Hey, students! A good news for you. Misostudy going live on 16 th June, 11 am onwards providing online live coaching for JEE and NEET 2019. In this live session student can learn about GOC, the important topic of chemistry. This topic is very important for JEE and NEET. This live session is conducted by expert faculty with good teaching skills. So you can get the same quality of education and guidance from our highly qualified and experienced faculty without wasting time, energy and money. It will give you the feel of classroom teaching. And we are confident that, all your concepts and doubts about GOC will be clear after this live class. You can attend live online class at home. These live online class is also recorded for the students to watch later for revision and better understanding of concepts. So students don't forget the time and date. Be ready for this live online session on Saturday, June 16 at 11 am. source: www.misostudy.com

We live in a world where competition is becoming hard each day. In India it becomes very difficult for students to pass in the exams and secure seats in top engineering and medical colleges. That’s why exam season is becoming a really daunting time for students. As a parents you may also be feeling under pressure. You want them to be able to do their best and put the effort in. At this stage students are under tremendous pressure. They need your support and advice. Imagine if you’re worried about your child’s exams and the marks they might get, imagine how overwhelming it might be for them. As a parent you should really help your children this time to manage their stress and anxiety levels. Time management - In these days for success in exams effective time management is very important. They have to manage many things school, homework and exams to tuition's. That’s why time Management is the biggest problem student’s face during this time. As a responsible parent, you can hel

This year over 13 lakh students appeared for NEET exam. Out of which 7,14,562 (56.27% ) students have qualified the exam this year as compared to 6,11,739 last year. It means near about 6 lac students didn't cross the minimum cut off marks. If you are one of them, just be cool. Don't lose your heart. People will suggest you to leave it and try some other course which suits you. If being a doctor is your only dream and you're passionate about it. Don't think about what your relatives or friends might think about you. Only you know your potential. So move ahead and give your best efforts to crack NEET 2019. Follow these tips to achieve your goal. Note Down Your Mistakes Made in Past Before starting for the preparation again, write down the mistakes. What went wrong previous year? Work on it. And the important thing don't feel sad, you are not alone. To begin with, you have to make up your mind to study hard and prepare a fresh for the second time. After all, y

In this year students will appear for JEE, NEET and board exams. They are the true test of merit, and successful accomplishment of these exams takes the students to another level. For the preparation of this exam systematic planning and proper guidance is very important. Misostudy is working on that. We will provide you perfect coaching for these exams. That will helpful for you in understanding the subject and clear your concepts. Course material provided by Misostudy is excellent as it is comprised of both video lectures and e-books. And we have best faculties for each subject. Study material is prepared by doctors and IITians. They are 8-10 years experienced and trained. When you start watching lecture, you will understand the quality of material that we provide. Offline coaching for these exams is very expensive and time consuming. But we provide the quality material and coaching at affordable price. And the important benefit of our online coaching is it will save your tim

The result of JEE Advanced examination has been released on Sunday, June 10. Pranav Goyal from Punchkula secured first rank in the JEE Advanced by scoring 337 marks out of 360. Sahil Jain from Kota and Kalash Gupta from New Delhi grab the second and third rank, respectively. Meenal Parakh from Kota bagged first rank among the female candidates. This year, the JEE was conducted by IIT Kanpur. The number of candidates who cleared the test this year is the lowest in last seven years. Out of the 1.55 lakh aspirants who appeared for the JEE, 18,138 students cleared the exam. In 2017, more than 51,000 students had cleared the examination. So it is said that some seats of IIT will remain vacant. But the experts from IIT-Kanpur said that it is due to error-free question paper. so there are no grace marks for students this year. That's why the result is low. They also said that there will be no problem of vacant seats. Last year, though 51,000 candidates passed this exam,

IITs have seen an increase of 291 seats, compared to last year. The admission schedule was launched by Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) 2018 (josaa.nic.in). A total of 11,279 seats will be available across IITs. Supernumerary seats will be created to accommodate foreign candidates along with defence service candidates (maximum two DS candidates per IIT) who qualify JEE (Advanced) 2018. This year, 800 supernumerary seats have been created for female candidates in IITs to improve gender balance. The seats cannot exceed 10%. JEE (Advanced) 2018 results will be announced on June 10, and on June 15, candidates can register and fill choices for academic programmes. On June 19, mock seat allocation will take place based on choices filled in by candidates. On June 24, mock seat allocation 2 will be displayed. On June 25, candidate registration and choice-filling for academic programmes under JoSAA ends. On June 26, reconciliation of data, seat allocation, verification and validat

The results of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for MBBS admissions for 2018 announced on 04th June showed even lower cut-offs than last year. The cut-off for the unreserved category is down from 131 out of 720 marks last year to 119 this year, while the one for the reserved categories has dropped by a similar margin from 107 to 96. Over 7 lakh students from the 13 lakh plus who appeared for the exam have qualified to join medical college. A lower eligibility cut-off for NEET would mean that students with even lower percentage of marks will be eligible to get admission for MBBS. In case you thought just being eligible would not allow those with poor scores to get admission, here’s what happened last year. Over 4,300 students who scored 180 or less in NEET actually got admission to MBBS. The overwhelming majority of them in private colleges, where high fees make it difficult for those with meagre means to join even if they have the marks. A score of 180 out of 720