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IIT JEE 2010 Cutoff
IIT JEE 2010 exam held all across India today was given by a whopping 4.7 lakh students. You would have already checked out IIT JEE 2010 solutions by now and after initial analysis I have uploaded the expected cutoff for JEE 2010. It would definitely help to send in your expected marks and paper analysis through the comments below.
T.I.M.E JEE 2010 Analysis
Find the expected cutoff for JEE 2010 below. 175 (AIR 8000) seems a fair estimate for JEE 2010 cutoff. Overall difficulty level did increase along with number of questions from JEE 2009. It is difficult to assess the impact of partial marking but I’ll stick to the expected rank list posted below. The SC, ST and PD candidates can get a rough estimate of their ranks from last year official rank list as it should be around the same mark this time around too.
A lot of people have been asking which IIT/branch they can expect at their expected rank. You can get a fair estimate by looking at last year’s opening and closing ranks here.
Also subjective cutoffs are barely expected to touch double digits like last year. Check last year’s subject wise cutoff here.
Last year’s cutoff for general category was 178 marks (AIR 8295). Check the official rank list for JEE 2009 below.
You can check out the list for the SC, ST and PD category here.
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IIT JEE 2010 Solutions
Check out IIT JEE 2010 Cutoff
IIT-JEE 2010 paper was held all across the country on 11th April 2010. Get the solutions to IIT-JEE 2010 from all the leading coaching institutes right here on this website. The complete solutions along with answer keys will be posted here.
Also IIT JEE 2010 expected cutoff will be posted after analysis. Tell us about your IIT-JEE 2010 experience in the comments below.
Maths was definitely a lot tougher than last years with Chemistry being quite simple. Physics was a mixed bag in terms of difficulty.
Download IIT-JEE 2010 Solutions from the links given below :
Bansal Classes IIT JEE 2010 Solutions
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FIITJEE IIT-JEE 2010 Solutions
Paper 1: Solutions
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Brilliant-Tutorials IIT JEE 2010 Solutions
Narayana IIT-JEE 2010 Solutions
TIME IIT-JEE 2010 Solutions
PIE EDUCATION IIT JEE 2010 Solutions
Career Point
Triumph Academy
Paper 1: Physics Chemistry Maths
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Prerna Classes
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Aakash Institute IIT JEE 2010 Solutions
Paper 1: Key
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IIT-JEE 2010
Check out IIT-JEE 2010 Solutions and IIT JEE 2010 Cutoff
Joint Entrance Examination(JEE) for admission to various Indian Institute of Technology(IIT) in the country is held every year. The date for the IIT-JEE 2010 was announced a month back and next year the exam will be held on April 11,2010. The scheme of examination has been left unaltered and will consist of two papers each having the usual three sections of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Important dates regarding JEE 2010 are as follows :
Date of Examination: April 11,2010
On-line application process: November 1, 2009 to December 7, 2009
Off-line application process: November 16, 2009 to December 15,2009
Last date for receipt of application forms: December 19, 2009
The on-line application process begins on November 1, 2009. You can check out the instructions to apply on-line here. The payment details can be found here. The on-line application procedure has been simplified from last year and also the fee is around 10% less than off-line application. Save time and apply online!
More details regarding the application process will be released through advertisement in leading newspapers on October 31, 2009. This post would be updated with more details as and when they are released. You can always check the official JEE site for more information such as syllabus etc.
As always, you can find IIT-JEE 2010 solutions, expected cutoff, analysis, counseling information right here on this site after the exam. If you have any queries regarding JEE 2o10, post them in the comments and I would try my level best to answer them.
Good luck for JEE 2010 exam!
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AIEEE 2010
All India Engineering Entrance Examination or AIEEE held every year usually in April is taken by lakhs of students. Most of you would be deep in to your studies at the moment, so let me quickly get you through the details available on AIEEE 2010 at the moment. More information would be added as and when available.
Date of Examination: April 25th, 2010
Date of availability of forms: December first week 2009-January first week, 2010
Last date for receipt of request for form: Mid December, 2009
Last date for receipt of completed application form: January second week, 2010
Declaration of results: First week of June, 2010
Keep checking the newspaper for advertisement regarding AIEEE 2010 prospectus/brochure availability. It is expected to be released sometime in November. The details would also be updated here as soon as they are available.
No significant changes have been announced for AIEEE 2010 exam yet, so you can check the syllabus, eligibility criteria, pattern of examination and other information from last year’s official AIEEE website. Things would become clearer once the AIEEE 2010 prospectus is released.
As always, you can find AIEEE 2010 solutions, expected cutoff, analysis, counseling information right here on this site after the exam. If you have any queries regarding AIEEE 2o10, post them in the comments and I would try my level best to answer them.
Good luck for AIEEE 2010 exam!
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IIT-JEE 2009 Counseling
Alright, I am back to the blog. There were loads of reasons due to which I could not reply to the comments or either publish new posts, but those have now been sorted out. IIT-JEE 2009 result came out a couple of days back and the deserving ones made it through to the Common Merit List and the Extended Merit List. A total of 10,035 students have made it to the Merit List who will seek admission for a total of 8295 seats in various IITs. Below is the reply to a few general queries that some of you have posted on the IIT-JEE 2009 posts. This should cover most of the queries that you have regarding the IIT JEE 2009 Counseling.
Q. I have made it to the Extended Merit List (EML), what institute can I expect?
A. EML ie. Extended Merit List is for admission to institutes like IISER, IIST, RGIPT and IIMS. But the admission to the institutes is first offered to Common Merit List students and if seats are left then EML students get a chance to grab a seat in them. IITs have issued tens of thousands of ranks in this list, but please don’t be hopeful of getting anything through it. It is just an indication of good result you can expect in your other entrance exams.
Q. Do I choose branch over college and how do I decide my branch/college preference list?
A. Coming to the topic of choosing branch over college and vice versa, it is always a tough choice to make and a very important one too. A lot of you go hunting for placement packages of various branches in various IITs and fill accordingly but that isn’t a wise thing to do. Nobody predicted 4 years back that Civil Engineers would be in high demand right now and demanding fat pay packages. It is very important to give higher preference to a branch that interests you more. Go through the syllabus of various courses, talk to seniors to get an idea on what to expect coming your way in the next 4 years. It’s no use getting stuck in Computer Science for 4 years if you hate coding programs but love working with electronic circuits, trust me. Pursuing a branch that interests you also helps if you wish to pursue higher studies in the same field. But sometimes if wiser to let the branch go if you get into a more reputable IIT than the one you getting you favorite branch in. The reputation of a IIT can help you in a lot more ways than you can imagine, so strike a balance between your interests and the reputation of IITs. You already have last year’s branch-wise cutoffs for all the IITs, which will give you a rough idea of this year’s closing ranks. And remember, its very important to fill the order of choices intelligently so that you don’t regret later if you wanted a lower choice than the one you got.
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