Messages posted by apurviitjee2008

DONT EVER LOOSE HOPE...........stay positive and focus on NCERT books(for AIEEE ) and Eamcet books like the one from Deepti publishers for EAMCET.Do try out past yrs papers.it will be a boon for you and most importantly....have faith in yourself.

GOOD LUCK!!

happy bday !!!!

wish i could give a hundred rates........highly practical and gr8

well i think so (i m also hoping for that) but i feel at the end(ci think from dec onwards) u need to devote more time for jee

i m going for the same thing and what i can infer from the first yr syllabus is that u may have to spend around an hour or so daily to keep remain in touch with the chapters............for that as pink ele rightly said.........sacrifice ur college life and better spend time on the topics not thr in ur engg syllabus

kindly ask the experts
they can probably help u out

thats what i said...................if cbse does have impovement as knowmonger says and IIT do accept the marks then its better to drop (which u also said)

do confirm this from the JEE offices...they can only give u the actual thing

sorry i misread ur msg.................well yes if less than 60 % its not a risk

so better to drop

oh sorry didnt go to the right loop at all................plz chck the qn

@akshay talwar try telling that dropping is not a risk to those ppl who have not been allowed to drop ...........( i m not demoralising anyone here)
if u have confidence u can definetly make it to the top
ALL THE BEST

use kirchoff's law
assuming the total current to be I drwan from positive end of 10 v cell.... it splits at the junction to i(towards 5 ohm and I - i towards 5 v )
now writing the Kirchoffs eqn for the voltage in loop having 10 v
we get
-5 i + 10 = so i = 2 amp

dropping as many say is a risk
only if u r confident then drop

i had said external electric field..............plz see that.............
in electrostatic cond it is 0 inside the conductor

wat is the problem?

wat do u mean by accelarating of electrons?

they will accelarate on surface only when an external electric field is present(in case of conductor)

nice........quite inspiring

http://www.goiit.com/posts/list/electricity-electric-field-problem-44429.htm#224708
ur ans may lie here

well .. it is the same case

as y the pin does not cast a shadow on the wall when placed in front of the light

see just try to get ur basics correct.............an practice problems................then u can do anything with ease

u need to pratice problems..................
the more u practice the better............
also take care to practice in an exam like scenario

happy bday