Baluni Classes will organise free workshop for students preparing for the JEE advance examinations. In the workshop, the students will be prepared for the format of questions asked in both the test papers, techniques to solve the questions, time management, negative marking and steps to tackle examination phobia. This workshop will be held from April 12 to 27. The workshop which will be held for three hours a day for seven days a week will be free of cost.
A team of experts from Baluni Classes also assessed the questions asked in the JEE mains exam. According to them, in physics 13 questions were from Class XI while 17 were from class XII. Similarly, in chemistry, 16 questions were from class XI and 14 were from class XII. The questions in mathematics were the easiest among the three subjects and included 20 questions from class XI and 10 questions from class XII. After going through this year’s question paper, the experts expect that the cut-off is likely to be 90 to 100 marks for generall category, 45 to 55 to OBC, 35 to 45 for SC and 25 to 35 for ST students. The JEE advance online exam is slated to be held on April 15 and 16 with the results slated to be declared on April 30. Considering the questions and answers given by students, one can surmise that those who score minimum 25 to 30 marks are sure to be selected in the mains. Such students can derive benefit from the workshop being organised by Baluni Classes free of cost.