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indictube joined the group After JEE Main? Let’s Discuss Results & Next Steps!
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scholareum posted an update in the group After JEE Main? Let’s Discuss Results & Next Steps!
2 months, 4 weeks agoNext Steps After Results
Use rank predictors (CollegeDekho, Careers360) to estimate college options.
Check JoSAA/CSAB cutoffs from previous years.
Talk to seniors from shortlisted colleges for real insights.
Prepare for counselling (documents, choice filling, seat acceptance).
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scholareum posted an update in the group After JEE Main? Let’s Discuss Results & Next Steps!
2 months, 4 weeks agoNITs vs. IIITs: Which Is Better?
NITs offer a broader engineering curriculum (Mechanical, Civil, etc.) and better campus life.
IIITs are CS-focused with stronger IT placements but fewer extracurricular activities.
Example Choices:
IIIT Hyderabad > NIT Warangal if you’re sure about coding.
NIT Trichy > IIIT Jabalpur if you want a traditional e…[Read more]
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scholareum posted an update in the group After JEE Main? Let’s Discuss Results & Next Steps!
2 months, 4 weeks agoWhat If You Don’t Get CSE in a Good College?
Here are some backup strategies:
Take ECE/EEE and switch to IT via coding skills (DSA, web development).
Choose a lower-ranked NIT/IIIT with CSE over a higher-ranked college in a different branch.
Prepare for GATE later to switch to CSE via MTech.
Consider private colleges (BITS, VIT, Manipal) if y…[Read more]
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scholareum posted an update in the group After JEE Main? Let’s Discuss Results & Next Steps!
2 months, 4 weeks agoBranch vs. College: Which Matters More?
This depends on your career goals:
If You Want IT/Software Jobs
Prioritize CSE/IT/ECE even in a lower-ranked college.Example: NIT Meghalaya CSE > NIT Trichy Mechanical if you aim for coding jobs.
If You Want Core Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, etc.)
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scholareum posted an update in the group After JEE Main? Let’s Discuss Results & Next Steps!
2 months, 4 weeks agoCollege Admissions: NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs
Your rank determines which colleges and branches you can target. Here’s a general overview:
Top NITs (For Ranks 1,000–5,000)
NIT Trichy, Surathkal, Warangal: CSE/ECE branches usually require ranks under 5,000.NIT Rourkela, Calicut, Nagpur: CSE may go up to 7,000–10,000 rank.
Mid-Level NITs (For Ranks…[Read more]
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scholareum posted an update in the group After JEE Main? Let’s Discuss Results & Next Steps!
2 months, 4 weeks agoEstimating Rank Based on Percentile
Your JEE Main rank can be estimated using the formula:
Rank ≈ (100 – Percentile) × (Total number of candidates) / 100
For instance, if you scored 98.0 percentile and 12 lakh students took the exam, your approximate rank would be:
(100 – 98) × 12,00,000 / 100 = 24,000
However, this is a rough estimat…[Read more]
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scholareum posted an update in the group After JEE Main? Let’s Discuss Results & Next Steps!
2 months, 4 weeks agoResult Declaration and Percentile Calculation
The JEE Main results are typically announced within 2-3 weeks after the exam. For the January session, results are usually declared by February, while the April session results come out by late April or early May. Students can check their results on the official NTA website (jeemain.nta.ac.in).
The…[Read more]
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scholareumreplied 2 months, 4 weeks ago
This explanation about JEE Main results and percentile calculation is really helpful! I was always confused about how the percentile system works, but now it makes sense. The formula and example given (comparing 90,000 students scoring less out of 1,00,000 = 90.0 percentile) clarified everything. Also, knowing that normalization adjusts for…[Read more]
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scholareum created the group After JEE Main? Let’s Discuss Results & Next Steps!
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scholareum posted an update in the group Blockchain in India
3 months, 1 week agoShould India establish a strategic cryptocurrency reserve to stay competitive in the global financial landscape, or will its current policies continue to drive innovation and talent away?
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scholareum posted an update in the group Blockchain Hub
6 months agoThe Mathematics Behind Bitcoin’s Limited Supply: Halving and Geometric Progression Explained:
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scholareum posted an update in the group Blockchain Hub
6 months, 1 week agoERC-20 vs. ERC-721 vs. ERC-1155:-
ERC-20:
The most common token standard on Ethereum
Used for fungible tokens, meaning each token is identical and interchangeable (like currencies)
Defines basic functions like transfer(), balanceOf(), totalSupply()
Examples: Most cryptocurrency tokens like USDT, LINK, or UNI use this standardERC-721:
The…[Read more]
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scholareum posted an update in the group Blockchain Hub
6 months, 3 weeks agoBitcoin’s Quantum Computing Resilience: Myth vs. Reality
In the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrency, a new technological challenge has emerged that has sent ripples of concern through the digital finance ecosystem: quantum computing. Recent advancements by Google, particularly the development of the Willow quantum computing chip, have…[Read more]
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scholareum posted an update in the group Blockchain Hub
6 months, 3 weeks agoBlockchain is the ballot box of the digital age, where every vote counts, every decision is transparent, and governance is coded into consensus.
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scholareum posted an update in the group Blockchain in India
6 months, 3 weeks agoXRP : The Story of Ravi’s Fast River
Ravi lived near a big river that connected his village to other towns. When people wanted to send goods to another town, they had to use old, slow boats, and it cost a lot of money.
Ravi had an idea: “What if I build a fast boat system that can send goods across the river in seconds and for very little cos…[Read more]