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Hi Shivani,
One of the main aspects that would help you to prepare for the exam is to develop a habit of maintaining notes related to current affairs. The static general knowledge requires relevant material in history, geography, economics and general science, and a proper understanding of basic legal concepts and legal reasoning along with basic and advanced concepts of analytical and critical reasoning. Quantitative aptitudes consisting of class X level concepts are required. All the mentioned sections should be practiced keeping in mind the time constraints. The CLAT exam does not have any structured syllabus to adhere to, which mak... View more
You can firstly join any coaching institute and start preparing as per the notes, you would need to devote at least 5 hours daily, keep revising concept on weekends and give as many mock exams as you can.
<p>The admission process for B.Sc Nursing at the Government institute of Medical Sciences, Noida is :</p><ol><li>You need to apply for the college.</li><li>You need to appear in the entrance exam test, i.e., NEET or the test conducted by the college:<br> Entrance test shall comprise of:<br>a) Aptitude for Nursing 20 marks <br>b) Physics 20 marks <br>c) Chemistry 20 marks <br>d) Biology 20 marks<br>e) English 20 mark</li><li>Counselling will start, and seats will be allocated as per the performace in academics and entrance... View more
<p>UIET admission is based on the candidate's rank in JEE Main for B.Tech and 12th percentage for other courses. For the M.Tech programme, candidates are shortlisted based on their PGCET. However, GATE qualified candidates are offered direct admissions without appearing in any other entrance examination. National Level and State level entrance test such as JEE Main GATE UPCET BITSAT. Merit-based admission, UIET also conduct entrance exam for professional courses and also offer admission on the basis of marks obtained in class 12 for courses like B.Sc. And many more and do not conduct any entrance exam.</p>
It is not recommended to prepare for CAT by self-study as you want to get it done within 4 months. You can take coaching from a good coaching Institutions like: TIME or Career Launcher.
Yes, you can appear for CAT 2017.
Two months is not very long time but with good efforts, you can definitely crack it. You just need to practice more and more and have to focus on your weak areas.
For getting admission in MBA institute, you need to maintain at least 50% in 10+2+3 academic career, so you are eligible for CAT exam as well as admission in MBA institute, you can ignore your LLB score when you apply for MBA.
All the best.
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LSAT India is specially created for admissions to law schools in India by the Law School Admission Council, USA (LSAC). Following are the colleges:
Bharat Law College, Jaipur (affiliated to University of Rajasthan)
Bishop Cotton Womens Christian Law College, Bangalore (affiliated to Karnataka Law University)
Central India College of Law, Godhani, Nagpur (affliated to RTM, Nagpur University)
Durgapur Institute of Legal Studies, Durgapur (affiliated to University of Burdwan)
Faculty of Law (A constituent of ICFAI University)
Geeta Institute of Law (affiliated to Kurukshetra University)
IIMT Law College, Me... View more
Hi,
Getting a percentile in the range of 98-100 is very much possible if one has enough time to prepare for the CAT exam.
The Syllabus of CAT is divided into mainly 4 categories: -
English / Verbal Ability: -To prepare well for this section, the following things are recommended: -
1. Read Newspaper daily like The Hindu or Times of India.
2. Read the Supreme Court issued statements of cases which lie in your area of interest like the recent removal of BCCI President Anurag Thakur.
3. Read some good books like Word Power made easy by Normal Lewis.
4. Try to incorporate new words in your daily language.
Maths /... View more
You can register for CLAT exam on the official website. The forms are about to end for CLAT.
If you are targeting this year's CAT then you must start the coaching by April/May. 6-7 months of preparation with full dedication and commitment is good enough. Do take weekly tests to evaluate your preparations.
Best of luck.
Hello Ish Chadha,
It will be better if you specify the location so that we can suggest you the institute.
For best institute in India you can go on below link:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/top-10-coaching-institutes-in-india-for-mba-entrance-preparation-article-11477-1" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/top-10-coaching-institutes-in-india-for-mba-entrance-preparation-article-11477-1</a>
Its better to start now only. A span of 15-18 months is enough to prepare. All the best dear. Thank you.
GRE:
The test is required for admission to most graduate schools and a growing number of business schools.
The GRE consists of a 60-minute Analytical Writing section - with two essays at 30 minutes each. There are two 30-minute Verbal Reasoning sections. There are two 35-minute Quantitative Reasoning sections. There's also a 30-35 minute experimental section that can be either math or verbal.
Offered as a computer adaptive by section exam in the United States
GMAT:
The test is required for admission to most business schools.
The GMAT consists of a 30-minute Analytic section with one essay, a 30-minute Integrated Rea... View more
Hi,
You can appear in CAT 2016. I would suggest you to take CAT 2016 this year. Any graduate candidates with a Bachelor's degree with minimum 50% marks are eligible to apply for common admission test.
Location is majorly metro cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and also Bangalore, Gurgaon.
TIME and CPLC are top-notch with the best conversion record.
Look Manav,
It's not like that you are preparing for the exam and expecting a good percentile and are from non-engineer side. It totally depends on you, your preparation and confidence that you will get good percentile. As you are very well aware about the fact that each year, more than one lacs students appear in this exam and each year, it is becoming tough. So, according to me, you have to prepare for a very tough competition and improve efficiency in your answer pattern. For getting a good percentile, you have to solve previous years papers and sample papers as much as you can. So, best of luck.
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Both these exams are good for a bright future but just because NLUD conducts its exam that's why it makes it distinct and also AILET is comparatively tougher than CLAT but irrespective of all of this, I'd suggest that you should wholeheartedly give both the exams and do not stress. You can also message me if you need strategies for both the exams.
Hello! Visit these links for help. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/how-to-prepare-for-cat-without-quitting-your-job-blogId-14718" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/how-to-prepare-for-cat-without-quitting-your-job-blogId-14718</a>
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/how-to-prepare-for-cat-blogId-19617" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/how-to-prepare-for-cat-blogId-19617</a>.
The CAT 2019 registration process has now begun! Candidates can register for the exam at the official CAT 2019 website. The registrations process will conclude on 18th September, and the exam will be conducted on 24th November. This article will cover the end-to-end CAT 2019 form-filling process, Frequently Asked Questions, as well as mistakes to avoid while registering for the exam.
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You need At least 45% in graduation to become eligible for appearing in CAT exam, if you are from SC/ST category. Otherwise, you need to have 50% for CAT exam. You must have 50% aggregate in two years of your graduation if you are planning to take CAT exam with your graduation.
<p>Questions in the General Awareness section in the AFCAT exam are asked from History, Geography, Civics, Politics, Current Affairs Environment, Basic Science, Defence, Art, Culture, Sports, etc. Candidates must keep an watch on the latest national and international news for the Current Affairs. They must prepare the Current Affairs of last one year to six months. The tips and tricks to ace the General Awareness section are given below:</p><ul><li>Candidates must read newspapers, magazines, current affairs regularly inorder to get updated with the recent happenings</li><li>Candidates must focus on impor... View more
<p><span lang="EN-GB">For admission to the MBA course, the candidate should have appeared for the CAT entrance examination. Candidates can apply for the course only with a valid score on this exam. JNU shortlists candidates based on CAT score for the group discussion and personal interview rounds. Apart from this, aspirants must check out the eligibility requirements as well. To check out the CAT application process, fee, and other details, <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam-registration" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Click Here</a>.</span></p>