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Dear RD, At this point of time, it is advised that you start your graduation in management field and start working on your quantitative aptitude, DI and English. You can start working on CAT preparation in second half of your second year in graduation. The best option as off now will be to start BBA in LPU, you will get exposure to various project in consultancies, entrepreneurship, community development, internships and many events. This apart from state of the art curriculum, unique teaching pedagogy, technology trainings like SAP, Advanced excel, Github and many other MOOCs. LPU also provides pathways for, credit transfer, government jo... View more

Start early and by August, shortlist 8-12 universities that you will apply to. Visit university websites and note application requirements, deadlines etc. By September, be familiar with bank loan options and scholarships to fund your studies. Begin by downloading admissions brochures from the university websites. Most brochures are out more than a year earlier. Do some initial research on various accommodation options.
Crack the exams: June 2016 to December 2016.
Prepare for required standardized tests like GMAT, GRE, SAT, TOEFL or IELTS - depending on the course and university. By June-July or three months before the test date, re... View more

Career Launcher is same all over the nation because they have the same materials. Well, it's good at Patna. Also, CLAT Gurukul is a premier institute. So, think over and choose wisely. Good luck!

GMAT is the option other than XAT which can give you a slice in the XLRI. Prepare for it well and you can get a chance to study here.

<p dir="ltr" style="text-align: justify;">With the help of the past year question papers of MAH BEd CET exam candidates will be able to know the exam pattern, types of questions asked in the exam, and difficulty level. The previous year question papers will also help candidates by -</p><ul style="text-align: justify;"><li dir="ltr" aria-level="1"><p dir="ltr" role="presentation">Familiarizing themselves with the structure of the exam.</p></li><li dir="ltr" aria-level="1"><p dir="ltr" role=&q... View more

There is no particular subject for IAS. But, B.Sc, or BBA should be the choice. But again, you should have a backup plan. If you see according to backup plan then B.Tech will be the best. It all depends upon your interest.

Allen, Kotak is best option.

I'm providing you these links:
These are the videos from which you will get the answer of each and every question of yours. It will help you to know important books to prepare for JEE and what should be your target to secure the top rank in JEE.
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Hi, in comparison to BBE, a B.A. with honors in economics is a superior alternative for passing the civil services exam. Compared to BBE, it provides more in-depth coverage of the subject, which will improve your score. All the best.

You can buy a guide book by Shafique.

TIME institute is the top institute for MBA entrance exam. This year, there are 11 students with 100 percentile.

<p>Every MPBSE class 12 students should practice the MP Board 12th previous year question papers. It help the students to have a clear idea about the overall exam pattern and type of questions asked in the exam. It also help the students know the marking scheme and important topics from each subjects. If the students solve previous year's question like a real exam then it will surely boost their preparation level.</p>

Both are good institutes in providing coaching for the CAT examination.

<p>For a better result in the BSEB 10th exam, the students need to cover the entire BSEB 10th syllabus. It is true that a few topics from the syllabus are considered important, but the questions can be asked from any topic. Hence, the students need to focus on covering the entire syllabus. Students should also check previous years question papers. They will find that the questions are asked from any topics of the syllabus. However, many coaching institutes release a set of important questions in each subject. Students can obtain it and prepare for all the important questions as well.</p>

Hi,
So great to know that you are so focused.
I would like to suggest you to read CSR or Pratiyogita Darpan magazine on a daily basis.
Read The Hindu Newspaper daily, analyse the news and write it in your own language.
It might be enough for you for the time being.
I suggest you to make it your habit, this is very important.
All the very best!

Hello Harshit,
Yes, it's good to join a crash course. They give training in how to solve question paper and also, teach tricks in quick answering.
Best wishes.

Please don't use the international level books for JEE, It's JEE not the exam of SAT, TOEFL.
You can use normal books to score good.
Most important NCERT Books.
Apart from this, you can use following books:
For physics
D.C. Panday
For Chemsitry
Arihant Books
For Maths
Arihant Books
Apart from this if you want MCQ books, you can use MTG or TMH Books.
All The Best.

ETOOS (MOTION) is the best in Kotak for IIT-JEE.

True that even with self-study, you can achieve anything. In this case, clear the JEE Mains, but that doesn't mean it is the easier of the two alternatives. Coaching makes life easier for its students, and contrary to the popular opinion it does not have to be a nightmarish experience. And it will definitely improve your rank.

Some of the important books are listed below:
-Quantitative Aptitude book by R.S.Agarwal
-Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning by Arun Sharma /Logical Reasoning by S.Chand
-English proficiency-IMS India
-Reasoning by Mukesh Khanna
-Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning by R.S. Agarwal
-Disha Publications-G.K Publications
- Pearson Education
-Sagarika Publications

Dear Arpana,
You should have fixed schedule of devoting daily 1 hour of practice for CAT on weekdays, and minimum 5 hours on weekends and public holidays, so that you're left with enough time for mock exams before the CAT exam.

Hi Chirag,
You just need to refer to some books by yourself before the entrance exam. The entrance exam consists of Media, Logical Reasoning, General Knowledge, and English.

<p>Focus on revising the full syllabus instead of learning new topics. Solve as many JAC 10th/12th sample papers and previous years' papers as possible. Practice writing answers neatly and within time limits. Make quick revision notes for important formulas and points. Stay calm, confident, and take care of your health.</p>

If you follow this for one week, I guarantee your confidence will boost enormously. For physics, read NCERT first and then do the exercises. Then go for HC Verma and solve exercises. HC Verma's theory can also fetch you good marks in boards. For chemistry, just go for NCERT, nothing else. Read it once twice thrice until you become confident. For maths, first NCERT and then any other book recommended by your coaching. Also, remember to take the test every week for boards from Arihant or other sample papers.

Hello Naman Gowda,
It is very nice and interesting to know that you want to join United States Air Force Academy. But I am afraid, like the Indian Air Force Academy at Dindigul near Hyderabad, admissions to United States Air Force Academy in Colorado are also restricted to the citizens of that country, United States of America, as a result I am sure you will not be eligible unless you are a US citizen and still studying in India. Else you are an x Indian in US with US citizenship. I am attaching a link which will give you all the required information about eligibility and how to get admission in this coveted United States Air Force Aca... View more

In my opinion, having a good aptitude helps an MBA aspirant a lot while preparing for the various entrance exams. One's academic background has nothing much to do with studying for these exams.

You have a bright future with B.Com as in today's world, to get into the corporate world there are many courses which you can do along with B.Com.
You can learn a computer based accounting course like Tally, ERP, Wings Accounting Software or Focus Accounts. After B.Com, you can learn SAP FICO module as there is a huge demand for this. After B.Com, you can apply for M.Com, MBA or CA. Now, after completing a degree course, you can directly apply for IPCC CA executive program or CS. Apply for an executive program after completing B.Com. You can also get a job as an accountant after completing B.Com.
All the best.

Yes, why not. You can do B.Tech in private college after your class 12th and JEE equivalent preparation as the syllabus for engineering is similar as JEE but only in 1st semester.

Hello Abhishek,
Most of the coaching institutes that teach IIT - JEE preparation course have an entrance test for the students, if you score good marks in those entrance tests, you can obtain scholarships in some form of discount on the course.

Hello Siddharth, There are no drawbacks in starting MBA preparations from B.Tech second semester. However, you may feel a bit deviated from the technical courses you'll be studying in engineering. My only suggestion for you is that tart linking your branch of study (Electrical/Mech/CSE/Civil) and explore areas of MBA where it can be properly utilised. Focus on cracking CAT/XAT rather than CMAT/MAT. Best Wishes !