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The Joint Entrance Test for Lateral Entry, also known as the JELET entrance test is conducted every academic year in the month of May/ June. The Upcoming JELET entrance examinations have already been scheduled to be conducted on the 21st June 2015.

All candidates who have already obtained a Diploma in Engineering as well as all those who have successfully cleared out their Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) degree in Engineering can apply for the JELET entrance examinations.

Tips to prepare for JELET 2015:

The following given below is the Tips to prepare for JELET 2015 for the Upcoming 2015 entrance examinations.

(i)Start preparing early:

All candidates should start preparing for JELET entrance examinations at least 6 months in advance for a good preparation of the JELET entrance examination. Candidates should remember that sufficient time would be required for a good preparation strategy, which would cover all aspects of the course & syllabus.

(ii)Cross Check your Syllabus & Course:

It is very necessary for candidates to check and double check for the syllabus & course content of the JELET entrance examinations. There have been many instances where candidates have unintentionally skipped & missed important topics & chapters.

Thus all candidates are advised to make sure they have properly checked the course content & syllabus for the entrance examination. Candidates can Click Here to have a look at the JELET 2015 entrance examination syllabus.

(iii)Plan your Study Preparation:

It’s always beneficial to candidates to prepare a study routine and plan their studies, this is because in the first place it would allow them to classify and segregate the entire syllabus. This also reduces the burden of stress & tension if the course is quite large.

(iv)Study Regularly:

Always remember the “Hare & Tortoise Story” that Slow and steady always wins the Race” and this practically applies to all situations. Candidates should remember that it is better to study regularly everyday rather than try to study at the last moment.

Studying regularly would also avoid the last minute stress & tension which candidates would have to undergo at the last moment.

(v)Solve Previous Years Question Papers:

All candidates intending to appear for the entrance examination should practice & solve the previous year’s question papers. This would allow candidates to get an idea of the nature and pattern of questions which are asked in the examination.

(vi)Avoid Stress and Relax Also:

Candidates should remember that it is also very necessary to keep a cool mind while preparing for any examination. A cool mind would not only help you to study productively and efficiently but also boost your confidence and allow you to retain what you have studied.