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    Sri Sanjeevni Junior College & Academy is established in 2012 in Hyderabad, the Hub of Learning for the competitive exams like JEE (Pre.Eng), NEET (Pre.Med), BITSAT & EAMCET.

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    Sri Sanjeevni Junior College & Academy is established in 2012 in Hyderabad, the Hub of Learning for the competitive exams like JEE (Pre.Eng), NEET (Pre.Med), BITSAT & EAMCET.

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    About Career

    Let me start out by saying that IIT-JEE is not the end goal. It is only a means to
    an end. The end should be a satisfying career in science and engineering. Since
    IITs are one of the best institutes in our country, IIT JEE has special significance
    in this regard. As of 2018, around 1.2 million aspirants write the JEE Mains
    exam, roughly 220,000 are selected for the JEE Advanced exam, and finally
    roughly 11,000 candidates are selected. The success rate for a candidate in the
    JEE Advanced exam is roughly 5%. However, note that it is not necessarily the
    toughest exam in the world. The Chinese Gao Kao has less than 1% acceptance
    rates, and so does the Korean CSAT. Of course comparison is tricky because we
    need to define what exactly a prestigious university means in these countries.
    Nevertheless, we can conclude that IIT JEE (also known as JEE Advanced as of
    today) is a difficult exam by all means.

    In an examination driven system like India, parents and students often go to all
    extents to ensure success. This can include staying far away from home in
    small apartments and studying for 18 hours a day. This brings with it
    psychological problems, lack of social interaction, and even a lack of holistic
    academic development. We are creating a new class of IIT JEE specialists who
    might not otherwise be very academically inclined. This is like making an
    athlete win a race using steroids. Once the race is over, the athlete is back to
    square one, and left with the dangerous after-effects of steroids.
    Unfortunately, in this case more than 95% of the athletes do not win the race,
    and this is even more dangerous.

    There is thus a need to opt for a more reasonable approach here. Before I
    share the details of how I prepared for JEE one more disclaimer is due. Please
    note that if one is interested in a technical career, then getting a sound
    academic background should be the aim. IITs are no doubt very good
    institutions; however, they are not the only good institutions in the country.
    Second, not all IIT students are super-smart, and not all students in other
    colleges are academically slow. Hence, if a student does not get a chance to
    study in IIT it is no big deal, the world does not end there. If someone is
    genuinely talented and hard working, life will raise them to wherever they
    would have been, had they gotten an IIT degree. Basically, focus on studies, be
    genuinely interested, and don't get depressed if you miss out on IITs.

    ABOUT JEE
    The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) conducts the joint admission
    process for a total of Indian Institute of Technology campuses, National
    Institute of Technology campuses, 18 Indian Institute of Information
    Technology campuses and 19 other Government Funded Technical
    Institutes (GFTIs) based on the rank obtained by a student in JEE Mains and JEE
    Advanced.
    There are some institutes like Indian Institutes of Science Education and
    Research (IISERs), Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT),
    and Indian Institute of Science ( use the score obtained in JEE Advanced as the
    basis for admission. These institutes do not participate in the post examination
    counseling session. Any student who takes admission to IITs cannot appear for
    the JEE-Advanced exam in the next year, but the same is not the case with IISc,
    IISER, RGIPT and other institutes as these institutes only use JEE Advanced
    score for admission.
    As per the reports from Ministry of Education of Government of India, the
    government is considering to conduct only one common engineering entrance
    test based on the lines of NEET for all engineering colleges, including private
    institutions, across India

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