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You can write BITSAT after completing class 12th.
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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.
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!
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.
If you are serious about cracking CAT, don't look for free stuff. Free apps and all won't always be good.
As you are in 2nd year of B.Com and you are thinking of appearing in CAT than you must start the preparation. If you have good hands on basic maths (algebra, trigonometry, equations, coordinate geometry) than you can practice at home for logical and verbal. You can also join a coaching to sharpen your verbal skills. They do have a proper schedule and format of preparation. Along with coaching weekly tests will also assist you in your preparation. Even if you are not joining any coaching you must join a test series to evaluate your performance.
yes you can do it
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Physics- h.c verma(mains) , irodov(advance)
Chemistry- o.p tondon (organic)
P.bahadur(physical)
INOrganic-read only NCERT ,solve questions from other books like prabhatt kumar or (previous year questions adds extra marks to jee)
Maths - r.s agarwal for boards, atihant series for mains+advance , TMH only for advance.
Must follow advice - solve large no. of problems for board and mains before going for TMH.
Hi Shruti,
A decent grip over class 11th and class 12th level mathematics would help you in IPMAT. You must have a good command over English as well. You can look for the online study material available for IPMAT. For the interview, you can refer to the experiences shared by candidates, which would give you a good idea of the selection procedure. They generally look for your interests and academics.
All the best.
Hello,
It's too late to ask this question. The best coaching institutes close their doors almost one year in advance. However, this does not mean the end of the road. Search for the nearest institute, meet the person in charge and join it.
Hi,
There are a lot of NATA training centers which make you prepare for NATA exams. Also, there are a lot of solved question banks for NATA and JEE Paper 2 exams, that would be helpful for you, more than this the sketching ability improvement would be a great addition for these exams. Let me know the location in which you are searching for the coaching centers in Bharuch.
Hello Mohammed,
There are plenty of coaching classes in Mumbai, which offer either full year coaching or crash course like:
1. Allen.
2. Pace.
3. Fitjee.
Its a good thought that you are aiming for UPSC right from your 12th. It totally depends on your field of interest.
In preliminary exam, you need to study entire subject irrespective of the branches to crack it.
Once you qualify that, you are supposed to write main exam, where you have an option to choose the subjects of your interest.
From BTech, you can only choose Civil or Mechanical or Electrical Engineering as optional subjects.
Whereas if you pursue BSc in few specialisations like Physics, Chemistry etc then you can take up the same as an optional subject.
All the best !!
Devoting one full year for competitive exam 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 take mock up test and help to score good ranking in competitive exams. However, one year is a long time so the possibility of you may change your goals and objectives. You may become lethargic because of availability of time and lesser pressure. You may waste time. If you are confident of keeping the momentum, dedication, determination, readiness to work on a plan, will to achieve your objective and support of family; you may consider d... View more
Dear Mariya,
The examination will test your English skill, creative/written skill and knowledge on current affairs. I would advise to get aware of all the current affairs happenings around you nationally and internationally. Reading a lot of books and newspaper to enhance your vocabulary and will give detailed information.
your 12th percentage will not matter from next year in JEE ranking . and it doesn't matter if you have 88 in board all it matter is weather you are ready to be alone for a year or you are ready to dedicate a full year to study and remember it is very difficult I am also a dropper and also I found it very hard to study after December because I was studying the same thing
so all last it is all up to you .
It is simple, concentrate more on inorganic chemistry and prepare only the naming of organic compounds part from the organic chemistry. Leave everything else from the organic part. You will be able to score good.
Hi,
Yes, there are many good institution which prepare for MAT are:-
-IMS Learning Resources Pvt. Ltd., Malleswaram, Bangalore
-Competition Forum, Koramangala, Bangalore
-Class Times, Ramamurthy Nagar, Bangalore
-ELITE IIT - Jaya Nagar, Bangalore
Bringing of metro in Mumbai has made better coaching infrastructure for CAT preparations.