PUNE: The Joint Entrance Exam (Advanced), a ticket to the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) colleges, will be held across the country on Sunday.
Experts advise students to begin with the non-negative marking questions and gradually move on to solving the rest. “Going by the uncertain exam pattern, it is advisable to first attempt questions with no negative marking as a confidence booster, following with the ones carrying less negative marks. Moreover, a predisposed mindset regarding the difficulty level of subjects is uncalled for at this stage. Uniform level of preparedness for all three subjects will benefit,” said Pritam Sengupta, owner of Adhyayan Institute.
“If the paper is tough or has a surprising pattern,…
