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Hi Ajay,
Arihant is the best option.

Crash courses are good for medical entrance exam after 12th standard but not as beneficial as regular course because in crash course very less time is given in studying and normally, classes are very long in which one doesn't get time for self-study. If you can manage time for your self-study then it will be good for you. Self-study is required to get good marks in entrance exams.

Yes, you can just bring the ability and creativity.
All the best.

No prior preparation is required but after joining concentrate on your studies to obtain good CGPA. This will help you in getting a good job.

<p>Here are a handful of tips to keep in mind to prepare yourself for Class 10 ICSE board examinations:</p><p>Syllabus Breakdown- Grasp the syllabus and breakdown into smaller relevant sections. More toward the most important in different subjects.</p><p>Time Management- Make a study timetable in allocating time to different subjects but most time should go to the difficult area. Conceive a way of sticking to the schedule to be organized.</p><p>Solve Previous Years' Papers: Solve ICSE previous years' papers to get a feel of the exam, and what type of questions are asked, and how to manage your time... View more

It is never too early to start the preparation for any exam. If you feel you can devote some time or have free time on your hands, please go ahead and start preparations for MBA entrance exams. There are many who leave preparations for the end, don't do it. Don't be like them. Regards.

Hello,
There are a lot books available. But, you can go with concept of-
Physics by HC Verma.
Allen material for chemistry.
You can go to grade up app for further details.

The syllabus for the Bachelor of Education B.Ed entrance exam may vary depending on the university or institution conducting the exam. However, some common topics that are usually covered in the B.Ed entrance exam are:
General Knowledge: Current Affairs History, Geography, Polity, Economics, Science, and Technology. English Language Proficiency: Grammar, Vocabulary, Comprehension, and Writing Skills.
Teaching Aptitude: Teaching Profession, Motivation, Learning and Teaching Theories, Teaching Skills, and Classroom Management.
Subject Knowledge: Questions related to the subject you have studied in your graduation, which may inc... View more

<p>Students need not worry even if you do not have enough time left for TN 10th board exam preparation. Following are some tips to consider if you dont have enough time left.</p><ul><li>Make a study plan</li><li>Figure out important topic</li><li>Practice past year question papers</li><li>Ask help from teachers</li><li>Manage time</li><li>Stay healthy and positive</li><li>Eat Healthy and Exercise</li></ul><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>You must go through the &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/boards/tamilnadu-10th-board-syllabus"&gt;TN 10th syllabus&lt;/a&gt; and exam pattern for all subjects. Segregate the chapter and plan your days ahead for covering each topic thoroughly. Get all your doubts cleared by your teachers and peers. Solve TN SSLC sample papers to know the kind of questions that have a good chance to get repeated.</p>

Those who do not make it to JEE have two options, dropping one year for preparation or joining any engineering college or polytechnic. With polytechnic you will take 6 years to become an engineer. Therefore, choosing an engineering college with good faculty is a good option. After clearing GATE for M.Tech with education from a normal engineering college is an option to overcome not doing B.Tech from IITs or NITs.
Devoting 1 full year for competitive exams such as JEE preparation has its own merits and demerits. Dropping a year means that you will get sufficient amount of time to prepare for competitive exams. It will allow you to take... View more

Hi Naman,
Both are entirely different tests. SAT is more of aptitude abd reasoning test while JEE is for engineering programs. Yes, the JEE preparation will only help you with the mathematics section but not wholly as the formats are different.

Firslty you have to know the syllabus of exam then you can start preparing anytime. Some cons of preparing at an early stages are:
1 High frequency of solving sums
2 Good for verbal ability
3 Used to solving sums
4 Easily you can solve quants
5 You can save time for comprehension
6 You can crack the exam smoothly.

Hello Siddharth,
I think that's too early. In the first year (2nd semester), it is important to focus more on your engineering courses than MBA exams.
You will be eligible for MBA exams only during your final semester exams and so it will be ideal to prepare from the 3rd year or final year.

<p>You must go through the &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/boards/tamilnadu-12th-board-syllabus"&gt;TN 12th syllabus&lt;/a&gt; and exam pattern for all subjects. Segregate the chapter and plan your days ahead for covering each topic thoroughly. Get all your doubts cleared by your teachers and peers. Solve TN HSC sample papers to know the kind of questions that have a good chance to get repeated.</p>

Dear Raunak,
This matters on how you can cope up. Apart from the preparation I wonder if you are taking the mock tests, take the mocks as much as you can, the mock scores will help you understand where you currently stand. On the whole depending on your scores and improvement you require you may devote 2 to 7 hrs a day or higher. You may combine the SAT preparation alongside your boards.
Best wishes

If you are a beginner then go for IMS, CL and CATJEE.
Best of luck.

Hi, There are a lot of NATA training centers which offer online lectures for NATA preparation. And also you have the option to get the question banks for NATA exams, which would really help, but I agree to the fact that nothing can beat the one that is thought by a teacher.

I thinks FITJEE Delhi can be the best option for preparation of JEE Main and Advanced with 12th Board exams.

Hello Manish,
There are lot of institutions in Kota and almost every one claims to be number 1. However, the fact is none of these have ever been assessed by unbiased rating agency. The most of them have good staff to teach.

please have a visit to the following link :
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I hope that this will suffice.

You can write BITSAT after completing class 12th.
You can check the below mentioned link:
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I think you should concentrate on your syllabus up to second year and from your third year onward, you can start preparing for MBA.

Revise all lessons key points without looking any notes or text but by locking it deep in your mind. Don't forget to revise all important derivations, optical instruments, galvanometer, cyclotron, etc. and why should be thorough with all formula.

Bulls Eye, Career Launcher, Genesis Mentors and TIME are the known coaching institutes.

I think you can't do it because for UPSC exams, graduation is compulsory.

Hi Ananthu,
There are 4 sections in CAT exam i.e. quantitative aptitude, verbal ability, logical & analytical reasoning and data interpretation. It is always advisable to join a coaching that prepares students to crack CAT exam with high percentile and they also gives you study materials and take exams for better preparation of yours. As you are a 2nd year engineering student and I guess that it is the best time for you to start your preparation in order to score higher percentile in exam. Good luck!

In order to become a teacher it is a must to have a minimum of 60% marks in graduation. Also, it must be from a recognized university. The entrance exam will consist of questions from mathematics, general studies and reasoning. It will also test the candidates for their teaching skills.

Preparation for Civil Services and CAT examination along with graduation degree is a good statergy but if you fail or score less then min eligibility criteria your all effort will go waste. You are advised to put sufficient attention to your basic degree also.

There are success and failure stories of JEE with or without external support. The choice of going for self-preparations or coaching for JEE depends upon your personality, intelligence level and budget. If you are self-determined student with high IQ, who is focused and capable of achieving targets based on self-assessment and hard work, then you can opt for self-preparation.
You can also join mock test series with coaching institutes along with self-studies, so that you can assess yourself with others and take corrective action to overcome your weakness.