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Revise the concepts of science and maths. Practice previous year's question papers. Try to write answers precisely, avoid verbose writing. Write in points. You can practice this way framing your answers.

For IFS your percentile should be 99.5 in IAS then u have an option

Give Maximum mock tests and you should solve the best questions of your choice. Maintain your question-solving speed. Keep rectifying your mistakes and practice as much as you can.

The best MBA coaching institutes in Delhi are TIME, Career Launcher and IMS. You can also join Guru Dhronacharya Academy(few centres), Alchemist, Endeavor etc. The best are TIME and Career Launcher.

To become a commercial pilot:
You need to first possess a student pilot license. You must be over 17 years of age and have completed class 12th with science (Physics and mathematics) with 50%.
Your vision in one eye must be perfect. In general medical terminology, it is called 6/6 eyesight. In the other eye, you could have an imperfection of 6/9, which must be correctable to 6/6.
General physical fitness is mandatory. You must be free of any disease that can hamper normal function.
You need to register at a flying club which is recognized by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Government of India.
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Hi,
There are several coaching centers available for CAT. TIME institute is one among them and available at Ahmedabad. They provide study materials and mock test to improve in CAT.

Admission in BBA are based on the percentage you get in 12th .The higher the % the better are the chances of getting admission in a good BBA college. So concentrate on 12th standard itself

There are no specific colleges exclusively dedicated to preparing for the IBPS PO (Institute of Banking Personnel Selection Probationary Officer) examination. The IBPS PO exam is conducted by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection to select candidates for the position of Probationary Officer in various public sector banks in India. However, there are many coaching institutes and training centers that offer specialised courses and guidance for the IBPS PO exam. These institutes provide comprehensive study materials, mock tests, and expert faculty to help aspirants prepare effectively for the examination. They can assist you in underst... View more

If you are willing to study in IIT colleges only and if you think that you will be able to crack JEE Advanced next year, then yes, you should take a drop.

T.I.M.E institute is the best option in Bangalore.

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You should focus on your class 12th because it is necessary for your future perspective. You can go for CAT coaching classes on your weekends like T.I.M.E . institute which will help in your CAT exam.

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This is the ideal time to prepare, remember you must focus on your board exams so manage accordingly. You can also reattempt SAT as many times you want, so a good strategy is to prepare now and take the SAT before your boards. If required you can retake. This way you need not drop a year after 12th and can immediately start applying to the universities during and after your boards. Do well.

Dear Piyush,
Follow the official guide from MBA.com, Kaplan Series and Manhattan Series. These are the series students usually follow. To develop your business knowledge refer to your country's best world economics newspapers and refer to a lot of business websites such as Forbes, Bloomberg, International Business Times - BBC and so on.
Best of luck

You can appear for this exam thrice in a year, next exam will be in December of this year. For preparation you should also concentrate on current affairs, aptitude and comprehensive.

1. Mogoosh GRE.
2. Manhatten GRE or
3. GREEDGE.

Yes, you can join classes there. There might be some centres of TIME or CL. However, classes only provide the baseline for CAT preparation. Rest is completely your own hard work.
All the best.

Hello Angad,
It's very nice to see that even though you are in class 10th, you have started thinking about JEE Mains and Advanced. Any exam seems quite tough at first glance but as one prepares for it, it becomes simpler and simpler. As per the news article in newspapers, from 2018 onwards there will be only on pan India test conducted by newly created "National Testing Agency". However, be it this or JEE Mains, I feel pattern will be same. My advice is: Study all subjects everyday, assign some time for exercise, some time for Pranayam and some time for entertainment. Study with intention of learning and you will achieve success.

You can join a coaching institute. There are various institutes out there. Mock exams will help you assess yourself against others. Apart from that, focus on clarity.

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Hello Ayush,
I totally understand your problem. But, you will have to study in English medium only. I'd rather advise you to take proper classes to learn English language.Nothing is impossible.
All the best.

The good part of it would be that you will have more time to prepare and if you utilize it well then you can have higher marks and hence would get a more reputed college to study. You can even try for IIT's if not NIT's. You will also be able to enhance your knowledge level. The other side of the coin is that your batch mates of school would be a year ahead of you. Your graduation will get delayed by an year. And if you do not utilize your time well then there is no guarantee that you will score more next year in the same exam. So the focul point of dropping a year is to really utilize 365 x 24 hours of the entire in-between period very-ve... View more

Yes, sure if you have not cleared JEE Mains, it's better to drop 1-year or you can join a good private college like LPU, VIT, SRM, BITS, etc. If you have given the entrance exam for the respective college.
All the best.

It is best to do MBA after two or three years of work experience. While working, you can prepare for CAT by yourself. You will have a lot of time and get above 80 percentile will help you to get admission in a good college.
All the best.

Hello shivanshu, you can pick any graduation course by practicing for UPSC at home. Still if you want a course to help you with the preparation of UPSC, you can choose among BA-LLB, economics, political science, sociology etc. Read newspaper daily and stay updated with current affairs. Good luck

If you are 100% sure you won't crack and if it is okay for you to wait for one more year, then go for it

If you start preparing for it then it will definitely benefit you very much.
But, you have to find time for it during your studies else you can try it 2 months before CMAT exam in your final year.

Hi Anurag,
Yes, you may prepare for IAS while pursuing Bsc.
To become an IAS officer you have to appear in Civil Service Exam.
The Civil Service Examination is organized by UPSC every year to recruit candidate for IAS, IPS etc.
Academic Qualification:
The candidate must hold a bachelor’s degree in any field from a well known college or university.
You can pursue graduation in any stream.
Candidates who have appeared at an examination the passing of which would render them educationally qualified for the Commission's examination but have not been informed of the results as also the candidates who intend to... View more

Go through Career Launcher's course, I found that good. An alternative that you can go for if you're dedicated enough is to get a comprehensive list of topics that are covered/asked in CAT, and then search for online tutorials on YouTube. For a fact I know that all QA and DA topics are covered. You can check for VA too.

Below mentioned are some of the books recommended by the experts to prepare for CMAT exam:
1. CMAT preparation by Arihant.
2. CMAT entrance guide By Disha.
3. CMAT Common Management Admission Test Guide by RPH Editorial board.
4. Practice workbook CMAT Common Management Admission Test by GKP.
5. The Pearson complete guide to the CMAT by Showick Thorpe, Edgar Thorpe.
6. Concepts of numbers for CAT, GMAT, XAT, CMAT and other quantitative aptitude exams by Gajendra Kumar.