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Hello Dhiraj,
There are many coaching institutes in India. However, none of these have been assessed by unbiased rating agencies. I would advise you to select one that is nearest to your home or easily accessible from your home.

Yes, they are good but you may watch examfear, BYJU'S and dronestudy.

J B Gupta is best book for preparing Basic Electronics. Easy language, apt diagrams and schematic diagrams. It will be helpful for other subjects too like Electronic Devices, network Analysis, Digital Electronics.

You may check Career Launcher, TIMES, IMS, etc. as they have good faculty and the success rate is also high.

The course for GMAT and CAT is not significantly different. CAT is primarily focused on mathematics and English. GMAT focuses on critical reasoning as well. Mathematics for CAT is going to be much difficult than GMAT mathematics.
Reading section in CAT and GMAT are quite similar. Then, there is a sentence correction section in GMAT, which is different than CAT. Critical reasoning questions for GMAT are not at all covered in CAT. Also, GMAT paper is more time intensive as compared to CAT.

Clat Possible is better as it is specifically for CLAT. Career Launcher offers entrance coaching for CAT, IPM, CLAT, AILET, UPSC, BANK PO, SSC CGL, GRE and GMAT.

TIME and Career Launcher are the top known institutes for the same.

Start with Arun sharma (simple and easy to understand, recommended for those who are starting their CAT preparation). Book Name: How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT Common Admission Test , Author: Arun Sharma Price: Rs 357
How to prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT by Arun Sharma - It is probably the most popular book for Quantitative Aptitude for CAT. It covers all the necessary topics in great detail andhas enough number of solved examples as well.

Please refer to the link:
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Brooklyn Review and JSR Academy. But, only GRE institute will not help you to get good marks, so you need to buy lots of books and study hard and search some online materials.

Hi Anupam Sinha,
TIME and IMS are the best.
All the best.

Most of the free coaching is not so effective, so you have to pay to learn good stuff. I suggest you prepare through books of Arun Sharma and Sarvesh K Verma.

It depends on your caliber and how much efforts you are ready to put. Generally, around 8-10 Months is ideal time recommended for good score and ample mock exam opportunities.

Practice MCQs from NCRT at your finger tips book for all subjects.

Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI), Nagpur.

Some popular ones - Focus Academy, Swec Education & Immigration Services, KEPS coaching and Aspiration Infinite in City Light. Look for the centre nearest to you.

It is a good habit to read reputed newspapers including Times of India & Economics Times to build your knowledge on current affairs. You are advised to critically read editorial page and develop your own dependent views on important national & international current topics to crack PCS and civil services examinations.

First of all try to get the study material from IMS / TIME / Career Launcher as your first resource.
Some of the Books recommended for CAT are-
How to prepare for Data Interpretation for the CAT TMH / Arun SharmaPearson Guide to Quantitative Aptitude and Data Intrepretation for CAT by Nishit SinhaQuantum CAT by Sarvesh Verma

It is almost like CAT and MAT exam.

The study material and faculty are great. Ultimately, it depends on the smart and hard work of a student to get success.

Hi,
While going for JEE, it doesn't matter which classes you choose to study from, what matters is that your concepts are clear. In JEE, what you need is speed, accuracy and knowledge as these are the only factors that might help yo in getting a seat at IIT. I, personally will recommend you to not go for any such classes as they charge high fees by promising that they will make you an IITian. Instead, you should go for a personal mentor who had cleared JEE Mains and Advanced and follow his guidance. With this strategy, the best place will be the place you wish to study at. Think carefully whether you still want to go for such classes o... View more

Hello Sajas,
It's a very crucial question. On one hand it gives enough time to study in a scientific manner and enhance chances of clearing JEE. On the other hand, monotony may set in which is counterproductive. In perspective of one's life, one year is very insignificant. If you are confident of perseverance at sustained studies you should definitely consider that option if taking break for one year.
Best wishes.

<p>Hi, Books of Arihant publications are best for preparation for CUET B.Com. Solve the book completely for best outcomes. All the best.</p>

Preparation Books
- Forensic Science Principles & Concepts by Nishant Singh
- Forensic Science Basics by Jay Siegel
- Forensic Science In Crime Investigation by Nabar BS
- An Introduction to Scientific Detection by Walls

You can try these. All India Bar Examination-The Complete Preparation Manual (Paperback, Showick Thorpe)
Sure Success AIBE & JCJ 1st Edition (English, Paperback, A. Narasimha Reddy, D. V. Rao, Justice B. Subhashan Reddy)
Guide To All India Bar Examination by DK Pandey.

NTA organize the UGC NET twice in a year in the month of June and December. Before appearing in the Library and Information Science (Code No. 59) you must fulfil all the UGC NET eligibility criteria. UGC NET exam is divided into two papers. Paper-1 is a compulsory subject for all the candidates whereas, Paper-2 is the optional which a candidate chooses according to their Master’s degree subject or the related subject. Paper-2 syllabus is divided into 10 units. Below, I am sharing the important topics from the UGC NET Syllabus for LIS subject. To help you out in your studies and to score good marks. *Communication
*Information Sci... View more

<p>Candidates need to understand that purchasing many GMAT books will not fetch them a higher GMAT score. In fact, if they start referring to multiple GMAT books and resources for a single topic, they will only get confused and end up leaving all the study material. The best starting point is always the official GMAT exam material. The official GMAT prep material should be at the base of your preparation. Make sure to cover the entire official study material at least twice. Once you are done with it, you can study other resources such as the Manhattan Guides, Veritas study material, GMAT club, Beat the GMAT, Thursdays with Ron, etc. ... View more

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<p>JEECE exam is no longer held, and all Btech admission in the state is based on JEE Main ranks.</p>

<p>Directorate of Medical Education and Training (DMET), Luncknow prepares the merit list for UP NEET counselling on the basis of All India Rank, scores and category of the candidates.</p>