Most Silicon Valley scientists are from IIT India. Why; because they are meant to lead the world of technology.

But they have not achieved this position in a day. They have worked for it. They have started very early in their life and have reached the position, where they are destined to.

In fact it is matter of regular hard-work for two years and getting through IIT entrance only. Then the course-curriculum and Professors will take care of your future. But, first, you have to get through IIT JEE.

There is no use getting constant reminders from your parents. You have to study on your own and pass the entrance test for IIT with flying colors. Yes it is absolutely essential to prepare for IIT JEE thoroughly. The first and foremost step is to recognize the type of coaching you would prefer to take for entrance test preparations.

Students know in their hearts – about their worth and their capability. If they can study better in the virtual class-room in seclusion, then they should opt for it or they should go for regular classes from reputed coaching Institute. Both are equally good but the ultimate decision should be yours as you have to prepare for the entrance-test. Once you are decided with your coaching Institute, then don’t repent upon the decision and prepare for the entrance test with full concentration.

Concentration is must. Students should concentrate on studies alone and nothing else. When you concentrate in full, then you will not be diverted from any type of work at any cost. This will help in getting through the entrance test with ease.

Students need to prepare each subject thoroughly. This does not mean that they have to ignore their board papers. Rather they should prepare the entire course properly for their board exams and their IIT JEE.

Your capability is judged at this time only – how much you can resist the outside world and how much can you concentrate on studies. If you start early then you will prepare well with confidence and not panic for last minute preparations. This is the best way to get through IIT JEE, without fail.

You might be a mediocre student all through, but you certainly can get through the IIT JEE entrance test when you are thorough with your preparations and relaxed while appearing for the test.

The offline All India Engineering/ Architecture Entrance Examination (AIEEE) for 2011 has been postponed to May 1, a week later than the previous date of April 24, said a circular from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) dated December 10. The CBSE conducts the AIEEE, which is the entrance criteria for admission to the prestigious National Institutes of Technology, IIITs and other state government institutes.

However, the date for AIEEE 2011 online examination will remain the same. The online exam will be conducted for the first time, for one lakh students May 1-15, 2011. As per sources, students from 20 cities will be taking the online exam, with a maximum of 5000 per city, on first-come-first-served basis.

The circular from the board states that the postponement is “due to the Easter festival, but that the “rest of the schedule will remain unchanged”. It also states that the sale of information bulletins will begin from all centres on December 22, instead of December 15.

Last month, the board had announced that it would make provisions for up to one-lakh candidates of B.E and B.Tech to appear for the exam online. The circular does not mention the exam date for candidates appearing for the online exam, but the AIEEE website says they will be informed separately about the exam date. Last year 10-lakh odd candidates appeared for the AIEEE, which was held at 1,623 centres in 68 cities.

The All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) online registration has already begun from November 23, 2010. The students, who are expected to appear for the entrance exam to be held next year, should register themselves at the earliest.

The online application form can be filled at the official website of the AIEEE, the link for which has been provided below.

http://aieee.nic.in/

The AIEEE 2011 will be conducted in two parts: online and written. The exam committee has announced that only one lakh students are eligible to sit for this exam and that completely depends on the first come and first serve basis.  The earlier the students register themselves, the better are their chances to be able to sit for the AIEEE exam.

The students have the option to pay the registration fees either by DD (Demand Draft) or by Credit Card.

Although the last date of registration is January 14, 2011,  students are advised to not wait till the last moment or else they might lose the golden opportunity.