The candidates will be subjected to extensive and compulsory screening before entering the examination centre with the help of highly sensitive metal detectors. Anyone who is not following the dress code and norms will be disqualified from the exam.

The list of barred items includes:

Students are not allowed to carry any stationery item like books, calculators, pendrives, eraser, scale, log tables, scanner, electronic pens etc.

To stop the students from doing cheating, all the communication devices like mobile phones, pager, Microphones, Bluetooth and health bands are not allowed in the examination hall.

Candidates are also not allowed to wear any accessories or ornaments during the exam like watches, wallet, handbags, belt, bracelet, Ring, Earrings, Nose-pin, Chain, Necklace, Pendants, Badge, Brooch and any other metallic item.

Any eatable and water bottle is also not allowed to enter with.

Apart from all these things, candidates are advised to come in a dress code following Light clothes with half sleeves, Salwar, Trouser, Slippers, sandals with low heels. No full sleeves shirt and shoes are allowed to wear.

The three major streams from which a student has to decide are Science, Commerce and Humanities. Science has further two options: Medical/ Non Medical and humanities has number of options. Thus, it is quite cumbersome to decide. There are some steps every student should take before taking any decision.

Before making any decision, a student must be aware about himself. It means he should have known his strengths, weaknesses, skills, interest and aptitude towards a particular subject. He should ask questions to himself.  Do I have an interest in this subject?  Can I do well in this if I choose?

Always take guidance from the teachers, seniors, career counselors and parent as they are the ones who have experience and knowledge. Discuss your interest with them and try to find out the result. Never do according to words of other; always do you think you can give your best in. But a healthy discussion on career options will always pay you fruit.

Attend some career and education seminars which will give you an insight about the future trends, opportunities and required skills in a particular stream. It will help you to choose the right stream.

Thus, at last after analyzing self and seeking ideas from others, it’s time to the take the final step. Just make up your mind and choose the right career path.

The first choice that a Matriculation student has to make is to choose between the streams of Science, commerce and humanities.

If he opts for science, then again two choices are there: Medical and Non medical

Non medical is chosen by those who believe in more analytical than theoretical based learning. The main subjects that non –medical involves are Physics, chemistry and Maths.

First of all student strive for excellence to get the admission in top most technological institutes of India i.e. IITs and NITs. For this, every year lakhs of student appear for IIT (Mains and Advanced) exam conducted by NTA (National testing agency). This exam opens the gateway for them to enter into the engineering colleges where they get practical knowledge about the subject. The different courses, a student can study in engineering are: Computer science engineering, Electronics and communication engineering, Mechanical engineering, Civil engineering, Textile engineering, Automobile engineering, Environmental engineering, Aerospace engineering, Production engineering, Manufacturing engineering, Aeronautical engineering.

Engineering is not a limiting factor or option for the student going for non medical stream. He can also go for individual specialization like Astrophysics, Nuclear and Atomic physics, Molecular physics, Optical physics, Meteorology, Chemical engineering, Biochemistry, Nuclear chemistry, Medicinal chemistry, Applied mathematics, Computational mathematics, Complex dynamics, Fluid mechanics, Image processing, Statistics.

However, one should not be limited by this article and also consult the experienced faculties too.

Here are some tips given by mentors to students who fail to give best results in January exam but going to appear for JEE April 2019 exam

1. Focus on NCERT: NCERT textbooks are the best option to study for this exam. In January attempt, many questions were there from the NCERT books. Thus, thoroughly revising all the concepts and chapters from the NCERT at this time is great option.
2. Do not repeat the past mistakes: The mistakes that you have done in first attempt, try not to do that in second attempt. Focus on your time management skills and clear all the doubts that you have in first attempt. Try to revise that weak portion of syllabus instead of revising whole of the curriculum.
3. Stay hydrated and Positive: Cracking an exam is all related to maintaining health. If your health is good, only then you will be able to do hard work and can score high. Thus, maintain your health by having sound sleep, drink 7-8 glass of water, do meditation to increase concentration level and keep a positive attitude.
4. Take help from Mentors: Take help from the mentors for tips and tricks, short cut methods for solving difficult questions.

Thus, follow these simple steps to gain success in second attempt of JEE mains April 2019 exams and avoid the mistakes done in first attempt.

Best of Luck to all!!!

First of all, student should make a time table in which proper time allocation of every subject is done. He should consider NCERT books for the preparation as NCERT covered whole of the syllabus to be come in the NEET exam. Join test series of any of the leading coaching institute which will help you to have an insight about the weak sections. Also, it will help you to know where you stand among others.

Time table should be like it would include time for rejuvenation and recreation. Whole day study will only make you tired but a little time for enjoyment will keep your mind healthy. Have a healthy and balanced diet and a proper sleep of 8 hrs because extra exhaustion can decrease your efficiency. You can also take help from your seniors and mentors as they can guide you; what should be done and what should not be?