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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 25 Jun 2008 11:27:14 IST
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thats what i said...................if cbse does have impovement as knowmonger says and IIT do accept the marks then its better to drop (which u also said)
do confirm this from the JEE offices...they can only give u the actual thing
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25 Jun 2008 11:29:05 IST
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kindly ask the experts
they can probably help u out
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25 Jun 2008 14:24:18 IST
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for details about improvement exam..better contact ur school office
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ur answers
1)Improvement exams for CBSE 2008 board exams will be held next year (see its like this , suppose CBSE maths exam in 2009 is on 15th march , u will have the exam on same day , same syllabus and same paper as the other 12th students will get)
2)forms will be available either online or any CBSE regional office..
3)last date i dunno
4)how will be the mark list that too i dunno but yeah the criteria will se best of 2 , i.e ur this year marx and next year marx , jo bi accha hoga they will see....
5) Yes IIT will accept those marx as it will be ur final marksheet
improvement exam only those students can give who dun take admission in any college or university in that year
u have to sit at home for 1 whole year....
any more queries?????
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25 Jun 2008 16:17:37 IST
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Yeah, so that is like giving CBSE again. I think IIT should accept the marks, it is somewhat obvious.
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25 Jun 2008 16:19:00 IST
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its nt fr free , there is some fee for it , i dont knw the amount , but its like some fixed amount of fee for a particular subject
and u dont have to give all the exams again...
tumhari apni marzi hai , jis exam ka result accha ni aaya , u can give....
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25 Jun 2008 17:59:46 IST
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Himanshu. Thank you for the reply. It really helped.
You dont have to write every subject. Just the one you want to improve. I'm dropping a year and prep for IIT and board. I think thats safe since if I'm preparing for IIT, its obvious I would get good marks in board exams as well.
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25 Jun 2008 18:00:58 IST
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And thanks to all who replied. But, I would be glad if someone could tell me where I can get the form online.
And, the CBSE helpline numbers aren't active now. So, anyone know to which number I should call ? I'm in Chennai zone.
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25 Jun 2008 18:01:17 IST
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Preparing for IIT does not garuntee good marks in boards. In rare cases people have failed boards and succeeded in IIT.
Firstly study in a manner keeping IIT the focus but AIEEE and other exams as back up. Secondly, you will need to spend a lot of extra time for purely CBSE.
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25 Jun 2008 18:04:46 IST
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I dont get it. I mean, IIT is tougher. So, by the time you get to that level of problem solving, the lower level problems should be easy.
And, some say IIT is based (to some extent) on CBSE. So, where's the problem arising ?
P.S: I think the "failing in board and getting IIT" is just bad luck or good luck. ;) You decide.
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25 Jun 2008 18:08:46 IST
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It is not like that. If you are not so much aware of the text till now probably you will end up with an okay rank at best in AIEEE, not IIT.
CBSE is totally different, the way they ask questions, the type of questions, definitions, theorems, derivations, the way to answer questions is different and very limited. You need to take guidance from your teachers or tutors to score well here.
IIT is totally different, it is conceptual and somewhat aptitude based too.
The way of studying will be like:
Concepts and depth knowldge and problem solving. This is like 80-90%.
Then doing the chapters from CBSE perspective. Another 10-15 or even 20%
Finally solving AIEEE, DCE etc question banks to get an idea. This is another 5-10%
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25 Jun 2008 18:47:14 IST
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Wow. Thts a good analysis. I concentrating on both anyway. I mean, I have the time I guess.
Lemme ask you. Is the one year in front of me enough for JEE prep ? And, where can I get the improvement form online ?
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25 Jun 2008 18:50:19 IST
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You be frank you don't have too much time. Talking about just JEE prep, depending upon your apttitude, guidance, speed and rank you desire, the minimum number of hours you must put in is 2500-3000 hours including coaching. However for best performance of your caliber it is recommended to put at least 4000-6000 hours solely for JEE.
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26 Jun 2008 22:04:02 IST
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