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<p>First of all you need to clear your basics of 11th and 12th so your primary focus should be on understanding your syllabus and concepts and theories in it. For preparation you can join any coaching institute which will help you in preparing for NEET</p>

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<p>During a personal interview, one of the key topics of the conversation revolves around candidate's achievements and past work experience. While preparing for the PI round, candidates must focus on their academic strengths, reasons for choosing the course, interests, and learning attitude.</p><p>Lack of achievements can be compensated by showing clarity of thought towards the future goals, and interest in the learning outcome. Candidates can also talk about some related school projects, small competitions, or self-learning efforts put in by them to advance in their career path. For PG candidates, if there is no work exp... View more

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<p>The Digital SAT is shorter than the paper SAT or the old version because of the following reasons:</p><ul><li>The Digital SAT is shorter because it is digitalised, thus, lesser paper work and faster answering online.</li><li>SAT Digital has smaller reading passages in comparison to the previous version.</li><li>There is one Math section, instead of two, and all questions can be solves using a calculator which makes the test shorter.</li><li>The Digital SAT has a shorter duration keeping in mind the applicant's fatigue and overwhelm.</li><li>Finally, the questions ha... View more

47 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Yes UPSC paper has current affairs too.
Please refer to the link for tips to crack UPSC exam: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://indiatoday.intoday.in/education/story/upsc-civil-services-prelims-exam-2017/1/935442.html" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://indiatoday.intoday.in/education/story/upsc-civil-services-prelims-exam-2017/1/935442.html</a>

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<p>To prepare for SLAT Logical Reasoning, candidates need to understand basic concepts related to the "Logical Reasoning." People who understand the basics of a particular subject thoroughly can also understand the advanced concepts related to it. Thus, to comprehend the problems or questions related to Logical Reasoning in the SLAT question paper, candidates must clear the basic concepts related to Logical Reasoning topics of the SLAT exam. Knowing the basic concepts of Logical Reasoning will help them achieve expertise in the subject. To learn the fundamentals of Logical Reasoning, candidates can refer to the books mentio... View more

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<p>Candidates must comprehend the types of questions that will be asked in the Logical Reasoning section before beginning their preparation. They must consult the SLAT question banks from prior years for this. By practising more, you'll learn tips and shortcuts that make answering problems fast and readily possible. Obtaining the proper set of books for the logical reasoning section is also crucial. There are several publications on the market, both online and offline, that provide practise materials, a detailed and descriptive understanding of the subjects, and a method for answering the questions. The correct literature will aid ca... View more

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<p><span dir="ltr">Practicing previous year papers is an important part of the DSSSB exam preparation, but it is not enough to rely on only solving previous year papers. <br><br>While solving previous year papers, you will get an idea about the exam pattern, types of questions asked, difficulty level, and time management. This will help you to identify your strengths and weaknesses and to improve your performance.<br><br>However, DSSSB exam syllabus is vast and covers a wide range of topics. So, it is important to have a solid understanding of the concepts, theories, and formulas related to eac... View more

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<p>The amount of time required for ACAT or Amrita MBA Entrance Exam preparation can vary from person to person depending on your existing knowledge, your familiarity with the exam pattern, and your ability to grasp the concepts being tested. Generally, candidates spend two to six months preparing for the ACAT exam. The syllabus of the ACAT exam is not very difficult. But, one also has to spend ample of time in practice sessions and mock tests to be able to master all types of ACAT questions - easy, moderate and tough.</p><p>As a rough guideline, if you have a solid foundation in the relevant subjects and can dedicate thre... View more

32 Views Posted 6 years ago

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Hi, please find the link below for detailed information:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ies/preptips" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ies/preptips</a>
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<p>The important topics for the different sections of the SLAT exam are different. The important topics for the General English section of SLAT are Reading Comprehension, Word Usage, Vocabulary, Grammar, Inference-based questions, Synonyms, Antonyms, Foreign Words/Phrase, and Para Jumbles. The important topics for the SLAT General Knowledge section include Indian Ancient, Medieval and Modern History, International events, UN bodies, Major developments in the areas of sports, geopolitics, and important environmental agreements, Current affairs, Eminent personalities, Sports, and Awards and honours. The important topics related to the ... View more

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<p><span dir="ltr">Yes, there are many books available in the market for DSSSB exam preparation. Here are some popular ones:</span></p><ol><li><span dir="ltr">DSSSB TGT/PGT Exam Guide: This book covers the entire syllabus of the DSSSB TGT/PGT exam and includes practice questions and previous year papers</span></li><li><span dir="ltr">DSSSB Primary Teacher Exam Guide: This book focuses on the syllabus of the DSSSB Primary Teacher exam and includes practice questions and solved papers</span></li><li><span dir="ltr"&g... View more

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<p><span dir="ltr">There are several good books available in the market for DSSSB General Awareness preparation. Here are some popular ones:</span></p><ol><li><span dir="ltr">DSSSB General Awareness Guide by RPH Editorial Board: This book covers all the important topics and concepts related to General Awareness, including History, Geography, Polity, Economics, Science, and Current Affairs. It also includes practice questions and previous year papers</span></li><li><span dir="ltr">DSSSB General Awareness and Teaching Aptitude by Arihant Experts: ... View more

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<p style="text-align: justify;">The best books for GUJCET exam preparation are- For Maths study with RD Sharma and RS Aggarwal. For Chemistry- NCERT and for Physics- SL Arora, HC Verma. For Maths, students can refer Problem Book in Mathematics by renowned mathematician Dr. Vikas Gupta, also known as Black book Maths JEE.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">Beside these books, candidates should solve GUJCET previous year papers, mock tests and also refer important topics, and chapterwise weightage of GUJCET exam. Using GUJCET pyq chapterwise pdf download link of Shiksha, candidates can download previous ... View more

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<p>If you will, you can do anything. Preparing for REET is not a difficult task if you plan your preperation. Be thorough of the syllabus, plan your study, revise and practice last year question papers. Some of the books uitable for REET preperation are:</p><ul><li><span lang="en">Lakshya REET Samajik Adhyan Bhasha Hindi &amp; Sanskrit &amp; English Level-II by Manu Prakashan</span></li><li><span lang="en">REET Maths Level-II by Shiva Store</span></li><li><span lang="en">REET Hindi Language Level-I, Level-II, and Level-III by... View more

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<p style="text-align: justify;">To prepare for the TSEdCET there are a lot of study materials available in the market as well as online however, it is advised to not get confused and stick to only the best and reliable study materials for the exam. As per experts and toppers, the recommended books for the TSEdCET include "TSEdCET Guide" by V.V.K. Subburaj, "TSEdCET Practice Papers" by Vijeta Competitions Editorial Board, and specific subject textbooks based on candidate's chosen stream. Candidates are also advised to use NCERT books for a strong foundation.</p>

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<p>For KEE preparation, 6 months of study can be enough.</p>

90 Views Posted 8 years ago

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You can refer books like Chandresh Agarwal and RS Agarwal.
You must try out PGDM courses as getting good colleges with MMS course is not possible if you score below 90. You have chances with NL Dalmia, MET, IES, Chetana, SIES, Pumba as top colleges.

60 Views Posted 9 years ago

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See videos on YouTube for competitive examination are not such vast video it will give you idea but not proper way to crack so my recomendation is to go for any institution and do class syllabus wise that will help you.

35 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Do your graduation and take coaching classes along with it.

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<p>Preparing current affairs for SLAT preparation is a matter of continuously updating your knowledge about recent years. Thus, to do so, candidates need to use methods that can help them learn about important events related to different events. These methods include watching news channels and exploring online sources related to the latest events. These two methods can be highly time-consuming. Thus, other effective ways to prepare for the Current Affairs section of the SLAT exam are to read books from renowned publications related to current affairs and join social media channels and groups formed for current affairs-related prepara... View more

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<p>JEXPO is a state-level entrance exam to get admission inDiplomacourses offered in the state of West Bengal. The examination is also known by the name of the Joint Entrance Examination for Polytechnics. Every year, several candidates appear in the exam and qualify with good scores. If it is prepared well, then none of the candidates feel the syllabus is tough. It is based on the class tenth level, and the syllabus comprises mathematics and physicalSciencesections. The JEXPO is a diploma-level entrance exam; therefore, the authority will not ask complex questions. Good command of the basics will lead to good marks in the exam. Also,... View more

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<p>The candidates aspiring for admission in BTech courses via KEE will be asked questions from Mathematics/Biology, Physics, Chemistry, English, and General Aptitude. Candidayes who studied Mathematics in +2 have to appear for Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English, and General Aptitude. Other candidates have to appear for Biology, Physics, Chemistry, English, and General Aptitude.</p>

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<p>Following are some tips to improve the writing and presentation skills for the ISC 12th board exams.</p><ul><li>Students must write the answers neatly. The hand writing should be legible.</li><li>Write the answers with proper heading and subheading.</li><li>Highlight your important points.</li><li>Cross out the errors neatly with single line.</li><li>Divide the time for each question to avoid rushing. &nbsp;</li><li>Practice writing the previous year question papers.</li></ul>

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Can I have your question's clarity please? I am not able to understand.

5 Views Posted a year ago

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<p>Many coaching, take scholarship test like PW, MOTION and nearly every.</p><p>Very famous FIITJEE .</p>

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<p>Considering your preparation for the UPSC and your expertise in economics, political science, and history, think about pursuing a professional course or postgraduate degree that will support your UPSC objectives and provide a solid fallback career<br><br>Public Administration Masters degree (MPA): This degree, which covers administration, public policy and governance closely resembles the UPSC curriculum. It also provides access to positions in policy think tanks, NGOs and government agencies.<br>A master's degree in the political Science or international relations helps you to prepare for the UPSC by deepening y... View more

32 Views Posted 7 years ago

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There are no shortcuts. But if you want to clear in first attempts, you need three things:
1. Three years of hard work
2. Complete dedication but still give yourself time to take your mind off, too much study might make you forget everything.
3. Luck. At the end or depends on by whom and how your papers will be evaluated.

409 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hi Amit,
There would be no problem at the interview stage regarding your education though SOL-DU. A lot of aspirants with correspondence background have cracked the examination in the past. At the interview stage, they are more concerned with your suitability and aptitude for services.

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The UPSC CSE interview stage is the final stage of the IAS exam, and only a few hundred get recommended every year. There are many reasons why so many aspirants fail at this stage:
1. The selection ratio is very low due to the low number of vacancies. Only one out of every three candidates interviewed makes the final cut.
2. Lower marks in the main stage have an impact on interview marks as well. Many aspirants fail simply because their score in the Mains is very low. This stage is worth a total of 1750 marks, whereas the interview is only worth 250.
3. Some aspirants do not prepare adequately for the CSE interview, resulting... View more

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<p>There is no maximum time limit to start preparation for SLAT. Candidates can start preparing for the SLAT exam one year before the time when they want to take it, ensuring that they learn and practise all the important topics. However, the mentioned preparation period is not a hard and fast rule for SLAT preparation. Ideally, all SLAT aspirants should start exam preparation at least six months before the commencement of the exam. This much time is sufficient for all candidates who study sincerely. It is advised to candidates not to prepare for the entrance exam within 2-3 months because they may miss important topics while prepari... View more

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