1. What is so special about IIT?

Ans: IIT or Indian Institute of Technology is the most elite group of institution consisting 15 autonomous engineering and technology oriented institutes of higher education established and declared as Institutes of National Importance by the Parliament of India. In the Global Engineering & Technology ranking IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi ranked 47 and 52, respectively.  IIT Kanpur, IIT Madras and IIT Kharagpur also ranked among the top 100.

2. How many IITs are there and what are the total numbers of seats in these IITs?

Ans: Seventeen colleges use IIT JEE as a sole criterion for admission to their undergraduate programs. The seventeen colleges include the seven old and eight new (2009)Indian Institutes of Technology,IT-BHU Varanasi, and ISM Dhanbad. Starting in 2007, newly established institutions such as Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISERs) at Kolkata, Pune, Mohali, Bhopal & Thiruvananthapuram, Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, Indian Institute of Maritime Studies,Mumbai and Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT), Raebarely Uttar Pradesh are also admitting students through the JEE (Extended Merit List). For 2010, IIST has announced its own entrance exam. The exam is conducted by the various IITs by a policy of rotation. Of the 456,000 candidates who appeared in the examination conducted on April 11, 2010, 13,104 candidates have been declared qualified to seek admission, giving a selectivity of 1 in 35 overall, 1 in 48 for the 9,509 seats in IITs, IT-BHU and ISM and 1 in 61 for the IITs only.

3. Is IIT JEE a very tough exam?

Ans: It is one of the toughest engineering entrance exams in the world with a success rate of around 1 in 45. Achieving entrance into an IIT is often considered the pinnacle of achievement for a student of the sciences, and the IITs/IT-BHU/ISM attracts most of the brightest students of the nation. It is to be noted that IIT JEE is primarily an elimination procedure rather than the selection procedure with a stress on assessment of your Fundamental Knowledge.

4. How many attempts I can make for IIT JEE?

Ans: Two times: One immediately after 12th Boards and the other one next year. One candidate gets a fair chance to prove his/her capability during these two attempts.

5. What If I fail to qualify for IIT?

Ans: Even if you fail to qualify for IIT your preparation will count for other major engineering entrance exams such as AIEEE, DCE, State JEEs and you can get admission in NITS and other reputed institutes.

6. How can I balance between my preparation for board and that for IIT JEE?

Ans: It is a myth that board preparation and preparation for IIT JEE are two different issues. On the other hand your board preparation is the foundation for your preparation for IIT JEE. Your preparation for IIT JEE is a specialized approach which depends on your status of board preparation to a major extent.

7. Do I need coaching for IIT JEE preparation?

Ans: You definitely need a specific guidance as you should know each and every rule of the game before you take part in the competition. Being in an institute has the additional advantage of providing you with a competitive environment, and keeping you on your toes, making sure you are studying and practicing regularly. The testing system at such institutes reflects the JEE pattern, which helps the candidate in a focused way.

8. How should I decide on the selection of coaching institute?

Ans: Your judgment should be based on various criteria like academic & operational system of the institute, Institutes’ approach to provide the services, ability to impart the required services , Batch Size experience of faculty members, study material, test series etc. Before you decide to join any coaching institute kindly ensure the quality consciousness of the coaching institute and academic delivery system. Lastly don’t merely take admission on the basis of name of individual faculty or volume of propaganda. The most important is to explore if it’s a system oriented institute??

9. If my school and coaching institute follow different sequence for course progression what should I do?

Ans: This is one of the most frequently encountered problems of JEE aspirants. The best solution is to cover as much syllabus in advance as you can. So start early (coaching) will be best policy). Anyhow, suppose that right now, you are being taught Laws of Motion in your school, but Kinematics in your coaching, and you fail to find the time to practice both the topics. What if you were already familiar with both these concepts, even if your knowledge was only limited to the basics? How easier would it have been? Take the initiative to find out from your school teachers the sequence of syllabus coverage they will follow; do the same for your coaching classes. This way, you can plan much better, and iron out all the conflicts between the two.

10. Is it advisable to drop one year after class XII and prepare for IIT JEE for one year repeater course?

Ans: Dropping one year especially for the JEE is not advisable, though if you are sure you can crack the JEE in the second attempt, it may be done.

1. What is The Scholars’ Hub?

Ans: The Scholars’ Hub is a well researched competitive coaching concept to ensure imparting the tutees the required handholding, in their course preparation, content, guidance, and learning to enable them to achieve success in their academic voyage.

2. What courses you offer in The Scholars’ Hub –IIT JEE?

Ans: We offer regular classroom training programs, distance learning programs students from class VIII to XII passed for various competitive examinations like IIT-JEE, Olympiads, AIEEE, MHT-CET, KVPY, NTSE etc.

3. What is your fee structure?

Ans: Different program has different fee structures. We have various Scholarship and incentive Programs to motivate the talent pool. For detail information please contact the nearest centre.

4. What if my child doesn’t get selected in IIT JEE? Will he lose his opportunity in AIEEE / CET?

Ans: Our program is designed by well experienced faculties who have mentored IIT JEE rankers year after year from last many years. So our program is designed in such a way that it optimizes the opportunity to get selected in the IIT JEE.

Our Scholars’ Assignment Papers (SAP) designed in such a way that it helps the students step by step learning as per their learning and working capacity. Like – SAP level-1 has such questions which builds the basic fundaments clear and practice them in easy type IITJEE questions, AIEEE level questions and SEE level question. Similarly difficulty level increase in Level 2 & 3.

In this way, our program and content is designed in such a way that during the preparation of IIT JEE, students get enough exposure to AIEEE and other important Engineering Entrance Examinations, we have a proper Student Progress Analysis which helps us to guide the students and parents towards the suitable directions.

We have already a well structured MHT CET & AIEEE coaching, so in case any one feels like struggling for the selection in JEE we have options open for AIEEE & MHT CET.

5. How you will ensure the similar coaching at all the centres?

Ans: Effective class-room teaching requires timely, correct content delivery with complete involvement of the teacher in an effective batch size. We are a system driven organization. Our ‘In-Classroom Academic Content Delivery Process’ is designed in such a way that each student gets the same high quality lectures irrespective of the person. These content and process are developed by our pool of talented faculties and are time tested. And to implement the process we have recruited well experienced and dedicated teaching faculties from across the best IIT JEE coaching Hub in India.

6. How you are going to address the needs of the students with different intelligence level?

Ans: We have small batch size, 25-35 students in a batch. So anyhow each student is going to get maximum attention. To address the individual students need we have In-Build Doubt Clearing Sessions, and Structured Doubt Clearing Sessions (Open Doubt Session). Here the same faculties are available for doubt clearing who are teaching the students. (While in other coaching classes, you will find students or inexperienced faculties in doubt classes / library). Our SAP (Scholars Assignment Papers) SDC and IDC help the students to cope up with the different level of learning and SRT/ SMRT helps us to evaluate the performance and put additional efforts as per their strength.

7. What is the batch size?

Ans: Coaching is a concept where student needs individual attention, so batch size is very important factor. In The Scholars’ Hub we have keep 25 to 35 student in a batch.

8. How you are different from other IIT JEE institutes?

Ans: We are the only real coaching institute in India; others are more of just teaching institutes. The differences between other institutes and The Scholars’ Hub-IIT JEE Education are: