Respected Sir/madam,I am a student of west bengal h.s board.. I have got 78% in math, 60% in phys, 60% in chem ,72% in english,50% in bengali,and 64% in grand total.Now i am preparing for IIT-JEE,AIEEE,WBJEE..but i am totally confused!! Am i eligible for this exams or not??? help me...plz reply ...If i eligible plz mail me name of some good books(IITJEE,WBJEE,AIEEE)
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IITJEE - Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Exam
Eligible Criteria for IITJEEAttempts
- You need to complete your 10th & 12th standard in any reputed School
- You need to have 60% mark as a aggregate in your 12th Standard
A candidate can attempt JEE only twice in Consecutive Years
AIEEE - All India Engineering Entrance Examination
Eligible Criteria for AIEEEWBJEE - West Bengal Joint Entrance Exam
- You need to complete your 10th & 12th standard in any reputed School
- You need to have 60% mark as a aggregate in your 12th Standard
Eligible Criteria for WBJEE
- You need to complete your 10th & 12th standard in any reputed School
- For B.E/B.Tech/B.Arch : The Candidate need to secure 45% as a aggregate
- For Pharmacy :The Candidate need to secure 45% as a aggregate
- For MBBS & DBMS :The Candidate need to secure 60% as a aggregate & the candidate should hace the Physics,Chemistry & Mathematical as subject in there 12th standard
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IIT-JEE stands for Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Examination.It is one of the Engineering Entrance examination.This Examination is conducted by Every year.
Eligibility Criteria For IIT-JEE:-
>>The Applicant should be complete the 10th and 12th Standard in reputed school.
>>In 12th standard,The applicant should be get in Science stream.
>>The applicant should be in 60% in 12th Standard.
AIEEE stands for All India Engineering Entrance examination. It is also one of the Engineering Entrance examination,This examination is conducted by every Year.
Eligibility Criteria for AIEEE:-
>>You should be complete the 10th and 12th standard in recognized university
>>In 12th standard,Physics,Chemistry,Maths It is the Main Subjects for this examination.
>>In +2 aggregate 60% of mark is enough To attend this examination.
WBJEE Stands For West Bangal Joint Entrance Examination.It is one of the entrance examination this examination is conducted by west bangal government for every year.
Eligibility Criteria For WBJEE:-
>>The applicant should be complete the 10th and 12th standard in recognized university
>>In 12th standard,Physics,Chemistry,Maths It is the Main Subjects for this examination.
>>In +2 aggregate 60% of mark is enough To attend this examination.
dear friend,
IIT ,AIEEE and WBJEE are the engineering entrance exams
among these 3 exams
IIT AND AIEEE are national level exams whereas WBJEE is a state level exam of Maharashtra
eligibility of IIT exam
candidate must be 12th appearing or 12th passed with minimum of 60% in PCM as well as in 12th
from a recognised university
age limit
must be between 17 years to 25 years
any candidate can appear for IIT exam maximum for 2 times in consecutive years
eligibility for AIEEE
candidate must be 12th appearing or 12th passed with minimum of 55%marks in PCM as well as in 12th
from a recognised university
candidate must be Indian
No. of Attempts
maximum 3 times in consecutive years
eligibility for WBJEE
candidate must be 12th appearing or 12th passed with minimum of 50%marks in PCM as well as in 12th
from a recognised university
age limit
must be between 17 to 24 years
Hello,
Eligibility criteria to all of the engineering entrance exams are:-
- You need to complete your 10th & 12th standard in any reputed School
- For B.E/B.Tech/B.Arch : The Candidate need to secure 45% as a aggregate
- For Pharmacy :The Candidate need to secure 45% as a aggregate
- For MBBS & DBMS :The Candidate need to secure 60% as a aggregate & the candidate should hace the Physics,Chemistry & Mathematical as subject in there 12th standard
With regards,
KING.
Hi Dear
For eligibility conditions refer to the 1 st post by ashok rks .
As i have Qualified both IIT-JEE and AIEEE so i can suggest you books for the same:
For MATHS - Book'S by RD SHARMA , Question Bank by TMH Publications
For Physics- For theory refer book 'CONCEPTS OF PHYSICS BY HCVERMA' and for objective questions buy book in Physics of TMH publication
For Chemistry- Organic Chemistry by Paula Bruce , Physical Chemistry by Shishir Mittal (Disha Publication) , Inorganic Chemistry by J.D.Lee
Remember To STUDY N.C.E.R.T. thoroughly because in AIEEE exam you will find questions directly quoted from NCERT..........
YES !! as your % is above 60, you are eligible for IITJEE, AIEEE as well as all entries of WBJEE ().
Regarding books,
physics: the theory and basics can be studied from pardeep or dinesh publications 11 & 12 class physics, for some higher level questions, you can refer to HC verma (concepts of physics part 1 and 2). then you can get online coaching/test material also.
Chemistry: Pardeep is best along with that NCERT is highly recommended. along with that, organic chemistry can be studied from Arihant publications book.
Maths: practice NCERT by heart. sometimes direct ques come into AIEEE from NCERT. then you can study online papers and the book IIT maths by ML khanna is highly recommended.
BUT remember, NCERT is best.
You can refer pardeep or other thoery for clearing your concept . for IIT, go for the higher books as mentioned.!
Hello Friend,
Generally Following are the Eligible conditions for the common engineering entrance examinations,
- You must pass in 12th standard with 50% marks
- You must have the science subjects with maths in your 12th academics
- Your age should be 17 or above.
If you have these qualification then you can appear for the IIT-JEE,AIEEE and WBJEEentrance examinations.Based on the entrance exam mark you will get good colleges.
Following are the books useful for preparing common entrance examination.
IIT-JEE & AIEEE:
#13 Years' IIT JEE Solved Papers (2000-2012) by D. C Pandey, R. P Singh, S . C Agarwal
#35 Years IIT-JEE + 11 Year AIEEE Topicwise Solved Papers Mathematics by Mamta Batra
#35 Years IIT-JEE + 11 yrs AIEEE Chapter-wise Solved Papers (PCM) (Set of 3 Books) by O. P. Agarwal, Mamta Batra, Sunil Batra
WBJEE:
#RUDIMENTS OF PHYSICS6/E: MCQ AND OBJECTIVES FOR WBJEE by GHOSH
#Joint Entrance Gonit. WBJEE (Bengali) by Sourendra Nath
ALL THE BEST
sir,you are eligible for all the entrance exam IIT-JEE,AIEEE,WBJEE,because you have satisfied the minimum educational qualification eligibility criteria.which are
1) For IIT-JEE- the candidate who have passed class 12 boards with minimum of 60% marks(GE Category) and 55%(ST/SC Category) in aggregate and 60% in PCM is eligible to apply.
2) For AIEEE-the candidate who have passed class 12 boards with minimum of 50% marks (GE Category) and 40%(ST/SC Category) in aggregate is eligible to apply.
3) For WBJEE-the candidate who have passed class 12 boards with minimum of 45% marks is eligible to apply.
and now the list of books which will help you-
for Physics-H.C.Verma, Abc Physics,Dinesh Objective Physics
for Chemistry-Dinesh Objective Chemistry,NCERT class 11 and 12 text books.
and for Maths-Tata McGraw Hills and Arihant Publications.
these books provide very good concepts,conceptual MCQ's and study materials.
hope it answers your question.
Minimum Requirement :
You must have their 12th From a Recognized central or state Board and with with Physics,Chemistry and Mathematics subjects.
You must secure at least 60% Marks In 12th level.
You can attempts the exam two times in consecutive years.
Minimum Requirement :
You must have their 12th From a Recognized Central or state Board.
You should completed their 12th with Physics,Chemistry and Mathematics and with 50% Marks.
You can attempts the exam 3 times in consecutive years.
AIEEE Exam pattern is shown in following figure :
AIEEE pattern.jpg
IIT JEE, AIEEE, WBJEE are all engineering entrance examinations!!!!
these exams are conducted for admission to the graduation engineering courses all over the country !!!
IIT JEE is entrance exams for IITs
AIEEE is meant for all the engineering colleges in INDIA except IITs
WBJEE is meant for the engineering colleges in Bengal
Eligibility for IIT JEE >>>>
- you should have completed 12th from a recognized board
- you should have PCM (physics Chemistry Mathematics )
- 60% in aggregate of PCM in 12th
- you can appear twice in consecutive years
- no pending backlogs
Eligibility for WBJEE>>>>
- you should have completed 12th from a recognized board
- you should have PCM (physics Chemistry Mathematics )
- 50% in aggregate of PCM in 12th
- no pending backlogs
Eligibility for AIEEE>>>>
- you should have completed 12th from a recognized board
- you should have PCM (physics Chemistry Mathematics )
- 50% in aggregate of PCM in 12th
- no pending backlogs
- you need to have the domicile certificate
REFERENCE BOOKS
Chemistry==>>
Rudiments of Chemistry- MCQC Type
Higher Secondary books- Part 1 and Part 2(WBHSC)
Peter Atkins and Julio de Paula for Physical Chemistry
NCERT- Chemistry Part 1 and Part 2
Arihant Organic Chemistry
Physics==>>
Rudiments of Physics- MCQ type
Resnick Haliday
HC Verma for Physics
Mathematics ==>>
Arihant Book of Mathematics
TMH (Tata Macgraw Hill)
Rudiments of Mathematics
Preparation tips ==>>>> Practice these books hard...... you need to practice a lot of problems without which you cannot succeed!!
spend a quality time of around 8-10 hours practicing problems every day
practice MCQ questions as much as you can and revised previous chapters in a disciplined way
you need to solve previous years papers' also which you can find easily on the internet.... !!
ALL THE BEST!!!!!!!!
Eligible Criteria for IITJEEAttempts
- You need to complete your 10th & 12th standard in any reputed School
- You need to have 60% mark as a aggregate in your 12th Standard
A candidate can attempt JEE only twice in Consecutive Years
hello sir.....
you are eligible for all the entrance exam IIT-JEE,AIEEE,WBJEE,because you have satisfied the minimum educational qualification eligibility criteria.which are
1) For IIT-JEE- the candidate who have passed class 12 boards with minimum of 60% marks(GE Category) and 55%(ST/SC Category) in aggregate and 60% in PCM is eligible to apply.
2) For AIEEE-the candidate who have passed class 12 boards with minimum of 50% marks (GE Category) and 40%(ST/SC Category) in aggregate is eligible to apply.
3) For WBJEE-the candidate who have passed class 12 boards with minimum of 45% marks is eligible to apply.
all the best.......
hi,
dear friend,
you have to be minimum 12th std pass with 60% minimum marks for IIT,AIEEE,AND all other engineering exams , so work hard and get atleast this much of marks in 12th , so that you are eligible for giving this exam.
ATTEMPTS:-
> for IIT you give twice in two consecutive years (i.e. in class 12th and after class 12th)
> for AIEEE you have three consecutive chances (i.e. in 12th and 2 years after 12th)
so, all the best........
Hello sir.......
Eligibility Criteria for IIT-JEE :
The student must have passed 12th examinations or its equivalent exam from a recognized board with physics ,chemistry and mathematics.
The student must score 60% above in 12th.
The student age should be in between 17 to 25 years.
The student can attempt IIIT-JEE only twice.
For IITJEE H.C.Verma is best book & narayana IIT notes are also best you can refer this.........
Tips to crack IIT-JEE
- You should make timetable and study according to timetable.
- You should first clear your basic concepts of 11th and 12th.
- Refer standard books that are suggested by your teacher.
- Solve previous years papers as many as you can.
- If possible you can join some coaching class.
ALL THE BEST...........
Hello sir..........
Some best book for IIT and AIEEE
MATHS - Book'S by RD SHARMA , Question Bank by TMH Publications
Physics- For theory refer book 'CONCEPTS OF PHYSICS BY HCVERMA' and for objective questions buy book in Physics of TMH publication
Chemistry- Organic Chemistry by Paula Bruce , Physical Chemistry by Shishir Mittal (Disha Publication) , Inorganic Chemistry by J.D.Lee
Eligible Criteria for IITJEE : -
You need to complete your 10th & 12th standard in any reputed School
You need to have 60% mark as a aggregate in your 12th Standard
All the best...........
Re: Eligibility for IITJEE, AIEEE and WBJEE? Name of good books for the same?
Hey Friends.....
You want to know that the eligiblity of IIT-JEE exam.according to me it is very taffest exam but if you work hard and soul then you overcomes the difficulties.there are some eligiblity criteria for this exam.
1)you must have passed from any recognized institution .
2)you must have passed out the 12 th standedred with PCM combination.
3)your age must be between 17.
4)60% marks are requared for the eligiblity.
5)there are only two attemps for the candidate..
HOPEFULLY THIS IMFORMATION ARE USEFUL TO YOU...
you should have bye the reference book from market within the the guidence of you parents and teacher...so best of luck
friend,
IIT-JEE = Indian Institute of Technology- Joint Entrance Exam
AIEEE = All India Engineering Entrance Exam
WB-JEE = West Bengal - Joint Entrance Exam
Eligibility for these is same as follows -
you must complete your 12th Class with PCM from a recognized university.
your age must above 17 years.
if you are running in 12th Then you can apply for these exams.
Syllabus -
IIT/AIEEE/WB-JEE all are engineering Entrance exams so syllabus of these is same.
i add pdf file for syllabus.
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