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NEW DELHI: Directors of the seven IITs will meet on Wednesday to discuss how to implement 27 per cent quota for the OBCs which has been given the go-ahead by the Supreme Court. "There are several issues to be discussed. But the main issue is to chalk out a strategy to implement the OBC reservation," IIT Delhi director Prof Surendra Prasad said. The IIT directors will meet in the morning, while the IIT-JEE chairman and others from the Board of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) would meet in the evening to discuss how to fix the cut-off marks of the entrance test to accommodate the OBC students. The directors would also discuss the enhancement o
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submitted by Admin (915 m) on 16 Apr 2008 19:41:09 IST (3 comments 118 views)
The Joint Entrance Examination for admissions into the seven IITs, ISM Dhanbad and IT-BHU will be conducted on Sunday, April 13, 2008. In this section we will discuss the structure of the IIT-JEE, and the sectional allocation of marks. In 2008, the JEE has retained the same overall structure of the examination as was in 2007. The examination is coordinated by IIT Roorkee this year and will consist of two papers, similar to last year, spread over a duration of six hours. The first paper will be conducted from 9 am to 12 pm, and the second from 2 pm to 5 pm. Both the papers will consist of all three subjects: Physics, Chemistry and Mathemat
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submitted by aakash_institute (140 m) on 26 Mar 2008 13:23:43 IST (21 comments 2210 views)
Nearly 3.2 lakh students would appear in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), on April 13 for admission into IITs across the country, registering an increase of about 70,000 candidates over last year. There will be no change in the question pattern this time, said the officials concerned with the entrance examinations. "The format of the examination remains the same as before. It will comprise two papers of 200 marks each," said the officials. Seven zones will conduct the test. Students qualifying for the entrance will be eligible to take admission to the IITs at Kharagpur, Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Kanpur, Guwahati and Roorkee. There are nearly 4,000 seats in thes
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submitted by Admin (915 m) on 7 Apr 2008 14:55:45 IST (10 comments 313 views)
As per Economics Times, IIT is changing its pattern of selection both through the question paper and through the way it used to select the candidates. The changes are because of the use of RTI by candidates. Two points here are worth discussing one the changes on the nature of the question and the second one is what it really meant when IIT said "one digit cut off marks". Two or three years back students were dropping year by year for the examination this has many undesirable outcomes. First it made scientist like C N R Rao said that Indian science is on death bed. Secondly IIT did not get the kind of student it looks fo
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submitted by bhupesh (510 m) on 30 Mar 2008 16:30:53 IST (4 comments 1690 views)
From beginning of my preparation I have collected this data. This data is about percentages allotted to a preticular topic in IITJEE paper.These Percentages will definitely help you to follow a right strategy. Please rate me if you feel it usefull. Physics:- Topics 2007 2006 2005 2004 Average 1. Mechanics 33.33 22.83 27.495 20.95 26.15125 2. Fluid Mechanics 9.26 8.15 3.45 8.33 7.2975 3. Mechanical Waves 7.41 9.78 8.57 3.57 7.3325 4. Heat & Thermo. 5.56 9.24 15.71 15.475 11.49625 5. O
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submitted by akshay_peshva (82 m) on 28 Mar 2008 12:05:45 IST (9 comments 324 views)
Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) - The Run For All The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) which is conducted by the six Indian Institutes of Technology jointly is undoubtly the most prestigious competitive examination conducted in the country. JEE is a joint entrance exam for admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and other premier institutions. The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is conducted for admission to four year B-Tech / B-Pharma Courses and also five year B-Arch / Integrated M.sc. and M-Tech programs at seven Indian Institute of Technology - Chennai, Delhi, Guwahati, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Mumbai and R
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submitted by anirban.das (20 m) on 30 Jan 2008 18:59:11 IST (4 comments 2604 views)
This year's jee was all about testing of basic concept with simple questions . The real challenge was not the questions but the way they were formed. The best way to see this is the matching questions which awards the student full or nill mark only. It awards full only when all the matchings are properly matched which creats the real challenge as its a challenge to link all the possibilities. Few questions are really esay to crack but thses questions can not be the sheer deciding factor about the level of test . All the JEEs so far tested always carried few easy questions. The two papers pattern was to ease down
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submitted by Admin (915 m) on 10 Apr 2007 10:17:04 IST (53 comments 7692 views)
Even Thin Galaxies Can Grow Fat Black Holes 01.10.08 This artist's concept illustrates the two types of spiral galaxies that populate our universe: those with plump middles, or central bulges (upper left), and those lacking the bulge (foreground). Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech? Full image and caption NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope has detected plump black holes where least expected -- skinny galaxies. Like people, galaxies come in different shapes and sizes. There are thin spirals both with and without central bulges of stars, and more rotund ellipticals that are themselves like giant bulges. Scientists have long held that all galaxies e
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submitted by AJ1991 (127 m) on 26 Jan 2008 16:03:43 IST (17 comments 245 views)
Questions for IIT Sub: PHYSICS 1.A car traveling at 108 at km h-1 has its speed reduced to 36 km h-1 while traveling a distance of 200 m. find the retardation (assumed uniform) and time taken. 2.Velocity of a particle moving in a straight line is give by the expression. V=t-3-t3-t2=t2-2t+2 The particle is found to be at a distance 4m from starting point after 2 seconds. Determine (i) Acceleration and displacement after 4 seconds (ii) Maximum/minimum acceleration. 3.A train starts from rest at one station and comes to rest at another station 2 km off being uniformly accelerated for the first two thirds of the journey and uniformly retarded for the remai
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submitted by Anupamagrawal13a (239 m) on 30 Oct 2007 19:43:44 IST (1 comments 240 views)
Hey guys, I found out this article in one of the sites, and its damn good. Just check this out. Many of u have just entered 11th.for u first thing I can say is get some knowledge about what is IIT JEE. By previous sentence i don't mean know the name of IIT JEE from somewhere. You should have a full detail about what IIT ask in its exam and what it does not ask. Many students prepare misguided without knowing about JEE and AIEEE. I'll not give much lecture about IIT or AIEEE. You should discuss about experience of IIT JEE with your seniors, who are in IIT or who prepare well but missed by a shit "luck". The person of both category will guide you well, as IIT
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submitted by coolank2 (121 m) on 30 Jul 2007 12:53:59 IST (4 comments 494 views)
Hi All,since we have had this long and endles discussion on the cutoffs from various sources, we've done research form our end, and compiled the results that you guys have also added to. This is what has come out: Physics Chemistry Mathematics Career Point 30 33 30 Last Year Cut-off 26 30 19 Brilliant Tutorials 180 out of 486 Narayana 35-40% zee news 32-34% FIITJEE 180-190 Final Verdict Average 35% in each However I would to re-iterate and rep
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submitted by Admin (915 m) on 16 Apr 2007 21:41:30 IST (36 comments 11638 views)
i heard from some of my friends that the pattern of jee has changed once again. and the new pattern is fully subjective . please reply at : ishan.maheshwari@gmail.com is it true ? --------------------------- all viewers must reply
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submitted by ishan.maheshwari (161 m) on 26 Jul 2007 12:02:33 IST (3 comments 189 views)
Some of my fundas of life The woods are lovely, dark & deep But I have promises to keepAnd miles to go before I sleepAnd miles to go before I sleep Yah aranya jhurmut jo kaate, apni raah bana leKreetdas yah nahin kisi ka, jo chahe apna leJeevan unka nahin yudhishthir, jo usse darte hainWah unka jo charan rop, nirbhaya ho kar ladte hainGod,Grant methe serenity to accept the things I cannot changethe courage to change the things I can, andthe wisdom to know the diffe this is not wtitten by me but found on the net if u find it useful please do rate me .
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submitted by piyushsahani (147 m) on 14 Jul 2007 10:47:33 IST (2 comments 119 views)
Yes, you are! The IITian is there in you. Some of his abilities are already expressed in you. You will bring other qualities to the front through practice. As a matter of fact, any above average student who is dedicated and sincere can clear the JEE. It's not uncrackable. There is no shortage of time in the examination. Only the approach has to be correct. Few tips are discussed in the following paragraphs. First of all, ask yourself if you are sufficiently inspired. No half-hearted attempts, please. Your desire, commitment, internal conviction and belief in your ability to succeed are the most important requirements. Also, observe your reading and lea
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submitted by piyushsahani (147 m) on 13 Jul 2007 22:35:11 IST (2 comments 166 views)
First of all, you need to know what material and at what level you need to have information on each subject. There must be some guidelines for the exam.Before you start, plan out the material to study. Perhaps even skim through each book to get an idea of what is there. Often books will have summaries at the end of each chapter. It is good to read those first, if possible.The best way to study the three subjects is to spend about 55 minutes on one subject, and then take a 5-minute break where you get up, walk around and stretch, to get your blood flowing. Then switch to the next subject. Doing that will allow you to be alert in each subject.I am sorry, but I can't r
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submitted by piyushsahani (147 m) on 14 Jul 2007 10:17:16 IST (1 comments 184 views)
this is an xtrmly useful article i came across written by an iitk professor ...._______________________________________What to do after getting through JEEHere I attempt to answer a few frequently asked questions by people who have passed JEE. Please note that these are purely my personal views, and based on my discussions with several of my friends and colleagues, I can confidently say that these are not even unofficial views of IITK.Official view of JEE, to put it simply, is that all IITs are equal, all programs are equal, and all students are equal.If you were to believe in the official views, you have got only two options.First, you got to delve deep into
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submitted by piyushsahani (147 m) on 14 Jul 2007 11:09:03 IST (1 comments 299 views)
Yes, you are! The IITian is there in you. Some of his abilities are already expressed in you. You will bring other qualities to the front through practice. As a matter of fact, any above average student who is dedicated and sincere can clear the JEE. It's not uncrackable. There is no shortage of time in the examination. Only the approach has to be correct. Few tips are discussed in the following paragraphs. First of all, ask yourself if you are sufficiently inspired. No half-hearted attempts, please. Your desire, commitment, internal conviction and belief in your ability to succeed are the most important requirements. Also, observe your reading and learn
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submitted by vkvashistha (300 m) on 1 Jul 2007 08:40:52 IST (19 comments 622 views)
CIC asks IIT to disclose cut-offUmesh Kumar Singh[30 Apr, 2007 l 2010 hrs ISTlINDIATIMES NEWS NETWORK] NEW DELHI: The Central Information Commission has directed IIT Kharagpur, which conducts the joint entrance exam for the engineering courses, to furnish all the details regarding cut-off marks and the procedure to reach to the cut-offs, the model answer sheet and so on by May 15 to a candidate, Eklavya's parents. The Information Commissioner has mentioned in the direction the judgement of the Delhi High Court, which upheld the judgement of the CIC in the UPSC exams case. The Commissioner asserted that now in the matter of exams there is no ambiguity, and the
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submitted by Admin (915 m) on 1 May 2007 04:15:00 IST (6 comments 515 views)
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