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Growth, Learning, and Real-World Projects: My LTSU Experience

2 mins readUpdated on Dec 19, 2024 17:36 IST

From JEE Struggles to LTSU Success

After passing class 12, I took coaching for three months in three main subjects, i.e., Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. Then, I appeared for the JEE exam. I performed well, but, I could not pass the exam. After this, I took entrance exams for private Engineering colleges. Through those exams, I got admission to Lamarin Tech Skills University (LTSU), and I liked it. The university's excellent reputation and emphasis on practical and quality education impressed me. Additionally, I liked the competitive yet friendly environment here. I found it to be the best place for my growth as an Engineering student.

Cultivating Skills and Confidence at LTSU

College life at Lamrin Tech Skills University (LTSU) has been an asset in my growth. It has inspired me to put effort into academics and also learn useful skills. Projects, workshops, and other activities improved my cooperation, leadership, and time management skills, making me a more confident and well-rounded person. The college has a beautiful campus. The course curriculum is also as per the new education policy. After completing the course, students also get training for placements.

From Classroom to Real-World Projects: My LTSU Experience

My college journey has been very good till now. In the first semester, I studied very interesting subjects such as C++, Linux, Computational Thinking, Mathematics, and Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE). In the second semester, the curriculum was even better. I learned Python, Applied Statistics, Physics, and DSA with C++. In this journey, I improved my academic performance every semester. In the first semester, I scored a 6.5 SGPA, and in the second semester, I scored a 7.7 SGPA.

Q:   How much time is required to prepare for JEE Mains?

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The time required to prepare for JEE Mains depends on several factors, such as your current knowledge level, the amount of time you can dedicate to studying, and your desired level of excellence. However, here are some general guidelines:

  1. Ideally, you should start preparing for JEE Mains at least 6-8 months before the exam date. This will give you ample time to cover the entire syllabus, practice mock tests, and analyse your performance.
  2. If you have already started preparing, it's essential to make a time table and stick to it. Allocate at least 6-8 hours daily for studying, and ensure that you take regular breaks to avoid burnout.
  3. It's important to note that the amount of time required to prepare for JEE Mains can vary depending on your current knowledge level. If you have a strong foundation in the subjects, you may require less time, whereas if you need to build your fundamentals, you may need more time.
  4. Additionally, it's important to remember that studying smartly is more crucial than studying for a long time. Focus on understanding the concepts, practicing challenging problems, and analyzing your performance regularly.

In conclusion, the amount of time required to prepare for JEE Mains can vary depending on several factors. However, ideally, you should start preparing at least 6-8 months before the exam date, and make a study plan that suits your needs and schedule. Remember to study smartly, practice regularly, and analyze your performance to achieve your desired score.

Q:   How to crack JEE Mains in first attempt?

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Hi aspirant!

Clearing the JEE Main exam in first attempt is not a difficult task. If we see the year over year statistics, the ratio of students who clear JEE Main in first attempt is high in comparison to students who dropped a year after class 12. One thing that makes it easy to clear JEE Main with class 12 is that students are in regular touch of most JEE syllabus. To score good marks in JEE Main in the first attempt, it is advised that you study class 11 and 12 topics thoroughly, clear all the concepts and solve mock test papers. Also, NCERT books which you study in class 11 and 12 are the best books for JEE Main preparation. Students must study NCERT properly and solve all the questions in the book and do not memorize the concepts as some students do rather understand the concepts.

Hope this cleared your doubt. Best wishes!

Q:   What is the closing rank for NIT in JEE Main?

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Closing rank for NITs varies from institute to institute. In general, students must have a JEE Main rank within the top 30,000 to have a seat in any of the NITs across the country. It is not possible to provide the exact closing ranks for all NITs as it is subject to change. However, generally, the closing ranks for admission to NITs through JEE Main are in the range of a few thousand to several tens of thousands, depending on the institute and the specific branch.

During the summer training, I learned the Java programming language completely and also earned a certificate in core Java. This experience greatly enhanced my programming skills. Apart from this, in the first semester, I also got a chance to work on an IBM project. It was a valuable experience. Right now, I am working on a new project of website development. This website will help students in their career planning. I also got an opportunity to improve my communication, writing, and typing skills, along with technical skills. These skills are essential for a successful Engineer, and the college guided me in all these aspects. The college also has classes for skill development, language, and communication. This helps in the overall development of a person, and this helped me too. All the students are provided with academic knowledge for the first 2.5 years, and for the remaining 1.5 years, students are sent to various companies for internships.

About the author:

Piyush Kumar Ameta is from Chittorgarh, Rajasthan. Currently, he is pursuing a B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering with a specialization in AI and ML at Lamrin Tech Skills University. He is passionate about coding and technology. His hobbies include playing Cricket, and he aspires to become a successful Engineer.

 

 

        

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note: The views expressed in this article are solely the author’s own and do not reflect/represent those of Shiksha.

Q:   Can I prepare for JEE Mains in 4 months?

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To get a good rank in JEE and make to the IIT, you need to have a strategic planning that suits the present format of selection. The present format demands an all-round performance as it considers your Board Examination, JEE Mains and Advanced. Here are certain points that would help you.

  • Understand the JEE Mains syllabus and start reading the NCERT books thoroughly. The NCERT books are written by some of the best brains of India and these books are quite precise and concise. Your preparation must start with NCERT books. Read these books thoroughly and solve all the back exercises. Also try the example problems for further practice of objective questions. Remember that reading and understanding the NCERT books are not the same thing.
  • Solve previous year JEE Main question papers to understand your preparation level. It will also help in understanding the difficulty level of the exam and chapterwise weightage of various topics. 
  • Solve JEE Main mock tests regularly to enhance time management and problem solving skills

Q:   Is one month sufficient for JEE Main preparation?

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One month is not sufficient for JEE Main preparation if a student has not started preparing or have not studied earlier for the exam. As the syllabus of JEE Main is vast, studying all the topics and remembering them take a lot of effort. However, class 12 student can get a decent score in JEE Main if time after the bard exam is devoted exclusively for the JEE preparation. Since most topics of JEE Main and class 12 are similar, students need to revise all the topics and solve previous year JEE Main question papers. Start solving JEE Main mock test papers at last 3-4 days before the exam to make yourself comfortable with the exam.

Q:   How many months are required to prepare for JEE Mains exam?

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The time period required to complete the JEE Main preparation depends mainly on the students. Every student has their own pace of study. Ideally, 6-month time is good enough to complete the JEE Main preparation. Students who have started preparing from class 11 or 12 can easily prepare for JEE Main. In 6 months considering the topics of JEE syllabus have already been studied in classes 11 and 12. JEE Main preparation is most effective with classes 11 and 12 as almost 90-95 percent of topics are similar in both exams. This way students can easily complete the entire JEE Main. Syllabus as well as the syllabus of classes 11 and 12. After the board exams, students get 2-3 months' time where they can focus entirely on JEE Main. Students who have started late for the JEE Main exam can make a 6-month plan where in the first three months they have to focus on revising the syllabus studied in classes 11 and 12. In the next two months focus on solving questions of JEE Main and analyzing the mistakes being made, if any. The last month should be focused on solving mock tests and JEE Main previous year question papers.

Q:   How to score good marks in JEE Mains?

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To score good marks in JEE Mains, study NCERT books thoroughly. NCERT books are the best to understand the basic concepts. In JEE Main exam, questions are asked that test students' conceptual and analytical understanding. So, students should build their conceptual knowledge and solve numerical problems on every topic. Another essential piece of advice is to solve the previous year's paper to gain insight into the exam's difficulty level and how questions are asked.

Q:   What is the difficulty level of JEE exam? What is it all about?

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The difficulty level of JEE Main exam is a little high than the class 12 board exams. Students who are studying in class 12 can score good marks in JEE Main by studying a little extra for the JEE. Students who have studied NCERT textbooks of Physics Chemistry and Mathematics thoroughly can get good marks. The joint Entrance Examination, popularly known as JEE Main is for admission into NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs for B.Tech and architecture courses in India.
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