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You will have to study a lot, around 10-12 hours a day if you actually want to have a decent shot at clearing the exam.
1) Divide your time between the 4 sections equally.
2) Do a lot of reading from TOI/HT and ET for GA. Also review basic Science and social Science (ex which president signed emergency? )
3) For English do comprehensions and grammatical problems
4) LR and QA do a lot of practise questions in different subsections.

See, it depends on the child. There is one child who studies more and devotes 5-6 hours daily and there is one child who only studies 1-2 hours daily still secure more marks than the first one. So, it is up to you only that how much you grab and what is your sitting capacity.

In this business world no one cares for others all just want money and in coaching especially they needed just only money so you may pay some less fee as there is a scholarship but free coaching is not possible especially in Delhi.

Hello Rohit,
Firstly, I want to congratulate you on deciding to go for graduation. You have won half the battle already. In some states, lateral admissions are given based on marks of class 12th while in others, CET is conducted. However, in both the cases, studying well to know the subjects of Diploma will be of great help. You are bound to score well in Diploma or CET. Just study well to understand the subject.
That's all.

Hello! Yes, you can take a gap after graduation to prepare for CAT(many freshers prefer it every year); nothing wrong with it. However, it will be better if you do something productive during this gap time(e.g. internship, certification courses, etc) which will highlight your interest in your desired MBA field. The reason for this is, CAT preparation normally takes around 3-4 hours on a daily basis only. And you might be asked about what else you did apart from preparing for CAT and/or other exams, during the PI round. And, of course, it will also help in building up your resume; giving you an edge over the other freshers during the highly... View more

Hi,
The minimum amount required as fee will be around Rs. 1 lac and the maximum it can be up to Rs.2 lac, depending upon the institute and its location.

No or very less chances as after April and may most of the coaching centres starts their batches. Some new batches start from June
After June, you can join the old batches which are running at that time.

There are many books available for SUAT exam preparation
Concept of Physics H. C. Verma
Objective Physics D. C. Pandey
Concept of Organic Chemistry O. P. Tandon
Modern Approach to Chemical Calculation R. C. Mukherjee
Mathematics for Class XIIR. D. Sharma
Plane Trigonometry S. L. Loney
The Elements of Coordinate Geometry S. L. Loney
Pradeep's A Text Book of Biology H.N. Srivastava
Competitive Aptitude R. S. Aggarwal
A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning R. S. Aggarwal
A Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning R. S. Aggarwal
Quantitative Aptitude Arihant
General Knowledge L... View more

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Coaching Center M-12, II floor, Sec 14, Old DLF
2. Gurgaon IAS Academy
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3. Renaissance Coaching for Civil Services
Educational Consultant 22/4, Mehrauli Gurgaon Road, near State Bank of India/ Opposite dhbvn/ Near Dev Cinema

No, it will not provided you have good grades in your graduation and sound technical knowledge. Gap of 1 year between 12th and engineering is not an issue but gap in between your graduation will definitely effect your placements

IIT is not the only way forward. You can always succeed from nowhere. But IIT helps you grow as an individual. If that is what you really want, drop a year. I personally feel, it is difficult to concentrate and getting through JEE after joining an engineering programme but there are people who have done it earlier. My personal advice would be to drop in case you are that desperate. You need to look at the cost of wasting a year in case you get complacent again. Looking at the other side of it if you get into CU you will mostly get complacent and continue with what you got than going after the bigger dream.
All the best.

Hi Ipsita,
There is no standard strategy for CAT exam. It depends on how prepared you are for different sections and what level you are. Some students are already good with QA and RC, so they work on verbal and might take less time to prepare. So, it will depend on your basic standard in the different section of the exam.

You should definitely try to appear for the MAT exam in May if you get the chance. There is no point of dropping a year if you can secure admission in the current year itself. Also, give a thought to appearing for the other entrance exams like GMAT GRE etc. Which are available to students all year round. Regards.

Where are you pursuing you course from? Tell me where you live to get a proper response.

CAT is considered to be one of the most difficult entrance exams in India, but it is isnt as difficult as its made out to be. Most of the topics that are tested in CAT are High school level topics. The difficulty lies in the fear of the test. Most CAT aspirants resign to an assumption that they cant score above a certain percentile without even knowing what the test is made off, half the game is lost at this point.

<div><div><p>Yes, the board provides sufficient preparation leaves for you to prepare for the exams. Students are advised to finish their syllabus and practice the sample papers well ahead in time so as to avoid any panic situation once exams begin.&nbsp;</p></div></div>

You got 98.7percentile in JEE Mains then your rank approximately 12-13k and you are qualified for JEE Advanced
The strategy to preparation for JEE Advanced you should complete basics of every chapter and most focus on the highest number of Probability chapter
And solve every JEE Advanced pyq and give mock test
You should not take panic
And focus on your questions practice.

Both are given equal importance but if you want, you can pursue MBA and then make your career in the banking field because after MBA you will get higher post than others who are directly preparing for banking and if you are going directly and you want to choose the other preparation method then it is also good, it will give you better career prospects.

Basically, the most important for JEE entrance is NCERT books. You must thoroughly study PCM from NCERT books. You can also give online mock exams.

Just clear on your basics. There are just 15-30 days remaining for exams, it's time to work smart. Make sure, you are calm and focused while writing the exam, avoid careless mistakes. If you have done your B.Sc in microbiology, just go through the syllabus, because self-made notes and tricks make a big impact. All the best. Hope this helps to you.

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Arihant and NCERT books are preferable. You can also prefer previous years question paper and take mock tests to know the problem solving skills and time management.

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Most of these exams have a similar structure but the syllabus and pattern might differ.
The paper usually comprises of two parts in which:
Part1:- Tests your language skills.
Part2:- Tests your current affairs and general knowledge.

If you have not done good this year but you think that you perform better and if this is your confidence level then yes, you can drop a year to prepare for JEE Mains. But also remember if you are dropping a year then you have to study really very hard so that you can get a seat in IITs/NITs. This should be your aim.

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