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You can go for B.Com, BA, BBA in banking, etc.
Hello Siddhartha,
Here is the link. From this, you can download the PDF versions of sllyabus of your courses interested in:
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No, IIT should not be your only option. There are other good colleges too. You can take admission in them as well.
For GD in SICSR, you go through current affairs but if you are lucky enough you would be getting a very general topic. for eg, I had got "should students be allowed to carry cell phones in colleges?" so if your communication skills are excellent, you really don't have to worry. Again in WAT, you will be given 6 to 8 topics out of which you have to write few words on one so it's the easiest round. The most influential round is PI. All you have to take care of is being yourself. Do not fake and be confident. If you have a work experience they would ask you regarding that else some college projects and other behavioral aspects such as whether... View more
Hello,There are basically 4 sections in MBA entrance exam - Verbal Ability, DILR, Quants and GK-
Verbal Ability:
Start reading newspaper daily to increase your reading speed and grasping power. Don't miss out the editorial page. Do a proper analysis of articles on the editorial page. Try to make a summary of articles that you read para by para. But reading a newspaper won't be sufficient. Start solving RCs on a regular basis with proper analysis. DILR
This is one of the toughest section, especially from previous 2-3 years. Not only it is tough but it also checks how quick your senses are and how good you are in selecting the se... View more
In my opinion, none of these are the best. One of the best coaching centers for Bank PO is Vidya Guru. The best faculty of teaching are available here. I am the student of Vidya Guru Tilak Nagar Branch & I am very much satisfy with that. They give their own study material and test series also. The teachers are taking one to one doubt session after the class. They teach the lot of speed tips and short tricks which is very helpful in solving any question in less time. Before, joining the institute I am very weak in maths & English, but now I am improving a lot & it is possible only with the help of coaching of Vidya Guru. My cousin is also d... View more
Hi Shivam,
There is no definite answer to this. 12th boards are not easy and 10 days too less a time to prepare, if you have revised earlier you should start solving previous years question papers and check important notes and questions provided to you by your teachers. Learning something new won't help this late and revise the important topics you attempted the previous day, keep at least an hour for the previous day revision.
Hi,
In order to solve your query I would like to inform you that Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is an all India examination administered and conducted jointly by the Indian Institute of Science and Seven Indian Institutes of Technology on behalf of the National Coordination Board-GATE, Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India.
M.Tech aspirants can apply for GATE exam as it is an all India test. The test is administered by top technology institutes.
To prepare for the exam your preparation requires the right approach along with the right study materials an... View more
It depends on you. If dropping one year makes yourself sure that yes, you can take admission in a good IIT then dropping 1 year is fine but after even investing your one year if you are not getting into IIT or not getting desired job it is truly waste. So, please make yourself sure and confident that Yes, you can get into IITs.
Otherwise, your second option is also not bad. But you get less career opportunities there.
Best of luck.
You can do internship that is being offered by State Bank of India.
Hello Jonathan,
To get into IIT B, you have to clear two exams. Firstly JEE Mains and then JEE Advanced. Of course, you have to score above 75% in your 12th also. Then, for specific course in a specific IIT, you need to be in a relatively higher percentile bracket.
Best wishes.
Hi,
You can refer the website for details:
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Hello Utkarsh,
Almost all the famous coaching classes have distance learning programmes. Akash, FITJEE, ALLEN, Topper are few of the many available. You can select any one of these. But take it seriously.
Hi,
Try the given below link;
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I hope it will help you.
Hello Manoj Bhatt,
Try clearing all the concepts that you find a little bit tough. Immense practice is what one requires to crack IIT - JEE. Solve various question papers every now and then, try finding questions that require a multi step approach to solve. In case of any difficulty, ask your doubts, it is necessary to have your doubts cleared. Once you master a topic, solve as many tough questions as you can.
You can take admission for BCA after 12th, some of the universities take entrance exam and many take direct admissions. For entrance exam the main BCA Entrance subjects include English Mathematics, Analytical skills, Reasoning skills, General awareness skills, and Basic Computer knowledge.
JEE Mains Paper 2 is for admission to undergraduate programs in architecture (B.Arch/B.Planning). To prepare for the exam, you should focus on the following subjects:
Mathematics: Review topics such as Algebra Trigonometry geometry, and calculus. Aptitude: Review topics such as 3D visualization, spatial ability, analytical and logical reasoning, environmental awareness, and general knowledge. Drawing: Practice drawing and sketching, including both freehand and geometrical drawings. Here are some materials you can use to prepare for the exam:
NCERT textbooks: These textbooks cover the syllabus for JEE Mains and are a good resource f... View more
<ul><li>Guided Preparation: Knowing the exam pattern helps you focus on the right topics, avoiding unnecessary study.</li><li>Efficient Time Management: Understanding section-wise weightage allows you to prioritize high-scoring areas.</li><li>Question Format Awareness: Helps in familiarizing with MCQs, essay writing, and problem-based questions.</li><li>Strategic Practice: Enables targeted mock tests and past paper practice to improve accuracy and speed.</li><li>Confidence Boost: Being well-prepared for the exact question types reduces anxiety on exam day.</li></ul>
Indeed, HR is an attractive career option, provided that you love team work, have a high EQ (Emotional Quotient), enjoy interacting with people, etc.
Make an informed decision considering your interest, else there is no dearth of opportunity for talented professionals.
For the preparation in general, you can go through:
1) The organizational structure with respect to workforce structuring,
2) Read and understand best HR practices going around as published in reports/blogs/sites,
3) Understand the employment laws/Statutory requirement of government across levels, i.e. from lower to top level for HR practices and likewise.
Hello Jonathan,
Kindly, understand that you have to do well in 12th. In fact you should get 75% or more. So, do not skip studies of 12th. Yes, it's a good idea to take drop of 1 year. Give yourself this year to prepare for your future. In our life one year is actually nothing. But, do remember this year is for the preparation.