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Active Filters : Category : Engineering Entrance Exam | Learn : JEE Advanced | Duration : 3 - 12 Months | Mode : Regular | Provider Location : Uttarakhand
Course Content: Course Description You have completed Class XI. If you are desirous of becoming an Engineering professional through prestigious IIT’s, we take charge to guide you through it. Here Class XII PCM syllabus target IIT-JEE is to be covered. Portion of Class XI PCM will not be taught separately however it will be taken up only through DPPs. This course prepares you in right earnest to teach you th... Category: Engineering Entrance Exam | Bansal ClassesUttarakhand (Dehradun, Haldwani)  History "Change does not roll on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle." Accepting change and making strategies according... |
Course Content: Course Description If you have set your aims high, if you want to touch the stars and reach the sky and more importantly - if you have the courage to say that you shall settle for nothing less than the best, then you - the XII pass student - are perfectly suited to this course. You might have realised by now that you have everything - intelligence, capability and willpower, but that you lack focus... Category: Engineering Entrance Exam | Bansal ClassesUttarakhand (Dehradun, Haldwani) History "Change does not roll on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle." Accepting change and making strategies according... |
Course Content: Course Description Success in JEE needs many things – razor sharp precision, cool temperament and flawless knowledge. At times you find that though you have an adequate background, still gaps are left, and they need to be filled before IITJEE. An intense 3 months comprehensive course aims for the same. Nothing matches a focused approach – since time is less and work is more. At ... Category: Engineering Entrance Exam | Bansal ClassesUttarakhand (Dehradun, Haldwani) History "Change does not roll on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle." Accepting change and making strategies according... |
