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<p>Here are some tips to help candidates prepare for TS EAMCET from home:</p><p>Look at the syllabus: Candidates should start their TS EAMCET preparation by getting details of the syllabus. It will impart knowledge of the chapters and topics incorporated by the exam authority. The syllabus comprises subject matters of Class 11 and 12. Hence, candidates would have familiarity and a proper understanding of it. Candidates can make their TS EAMCET study plan and timetable considering the syllabus.</p><p>Observe TS EAMCET question paper: Candidates should download previous years question paper of TS EAMCET and obse... View more
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For getting better a score in NEET say 450+, you need to be very thorough with the NCERTs of Standard 11th and 12th. Also you need to improve your MCQ solving skill and solve as many as MCQs as you can. This will surely boost your confidence.
Pathfinder 2018 For NDA Entrance Examination by Your Book Publication
National Defence Academy Examination Upkar Prakashan by Upkar Prakashan
Mathematics for NDA and NA By R S Aggarwal.
<p>Some of the chapters of Biology, which are given a high weightage, are listed below:</p><ul><li>Animal Kingdom</li><li>Molecular Basis of Inheritance</li><li>Morphology of Floweing Plants</li><li>Sexual Reproduction in Floweing Plants</li><li>Principles of Inheritance and Variation</li><li>Chemical Coordination and Integration</li><li>Biomolecules</li></ul><p>The table below brings the chapter-wise weightage of NEET Biology section. </p><table><tbody><tr><th><p>Name of the chapter... View more
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Based on the university requirements, you will have to appear for GRE and TOEFL or IELTS. You will need to provide the strong sop that convinces the admission body for the shift from electronics to IT stream.
You need to have the excellent aggregate of above 70 percent in your Bachelors to get into top Canadian universities.
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NCERT Physics Class XI & Class XII
Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma
DC Pandey Physics for NEET
Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker
Fundamental Physics by Pradeep
Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov.
<p>You should be very strong in your basics. Next, the most important part is Quantitative aptitude. Be very clear with it. Next is reasoning part. Well you can work out with this one but time management in this area is important. In my opinion 2-3 minds is sufficient and required. Next, is English. Now its really very easy, the difficult part in English is the vocabulary part. It will become very easy for you if you just jot down 5 different words each day and just memorize it (along with their synonyms and antonyms). That's all. If you do it from now you will be surely able to crack UGAT. Then you can prepare for your GD PI round.&... View more
<p>In TGCHE LAWCET 2026 exam, the questions will be asked from GK, Mental Ability, Current Affairs and Legal Aptitude. Questions from History, Geography, Economics, Logical Reasoning, and Environmental Science will be asked.</p>
<p>Mock tests are an important aspect of NEET preparation. Preparation will be incomplete without taking NEET mock tests. NEET 2026 mock test will give students exposure towards the exam structure. It will also help them understand their preparation level and mistakes to avoid. Students must get the performance analysed thoroughly by an expert or mentor. The analysis will provide insights about the areas of improvement, causes of mistakes, correct approach to attempt questions, time management, etc. The objective of the analysis is to provide an in-depth viewpoint on their performance.</p>
<p>Depending on a student's study habits, target score, and baseline knowledge, different amounts of time are needed to prepare for the GMAT. The majority of applicants typically dedicate 10 to 15 hours per week to studying for the test over the course of two to three months. However, depending on the specific situation, the length of time may vary. A lengthier preparation time, like four to six months, can be required if you are beginning from scratch or if you need to make major progress in areas like verbal or numeric thinking. However, if you already know a lot about the test material or have a solid foundation in language and ma... View more
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If you are from CBSE board then well and good, otherwise you must prepare for maths at the level of NCERT. Practice maths thoroughly. Maths portion is of 11th and 12th. In addition, physics and chemistry are from 11th and 12th. Be thorough with the biology of 10th standard. For history and geography, refer books from 8th to 10th. Be good in English. Buy Arihant pathfinder. It is a good book for NDA.
The minimum acceptable height is 157 cms (162.5 cms for Air Force). Under NDA Physical Requirements, the minimum acceptable height is 157.5 cms for Army and 162.5 cms for Air Force. There are a few exceptions set according t... View more
<p><span lang="EN-IN">It is important to know that GMAT scores are accepted for foreign as well as Indian MBA programmes. Some of the top Indian MBA institutions that accept GMAT scores include different IIMs, XLRI (Xavier School of Management), S P Jain, Great Lakes Institute of Management, XIMB, TAPMI, etc. The following points provide an overview of the GMAT cut offs for different Indian MBA colleges:</span></p><ul><li>GMAT cut off for IIM Ahmedabad is 720.</li><li>GMAT cut off for IIM Bangalore is 720.</li><li>GMAT cut off for IIM Calcutta is 697 (700).</li><... View more
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The NCERT books are sufficient to get good marks in board's Mains and MHT CET. In MHT CET the questions are at basic level and in NCERT books content is little at advanced level. So, the student of CBSE board can easily score good if his concept are clear.
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You can refer to the below links for a detailed guide on how to prepare for NIFT:
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There is no need to join any coaching institute to crack the UGC NET Exam. All you need is top quality study material and dedication to read them. Note down the complete UGC NET Syllabus and the important topics. After completing the syllabus you should start practising through the previous year question papers and mock test papers. Check out the trick that will be helpful to solve UGC NET mock test papers –
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Here is the link for all the information about GRE and all the eligibility you need to know about first:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-colleges-accepting-gre-scores
Also, about the colleges accepting GRE scores.
Now, as you're in the second year of engineering, you can stay focused on your curriculum and just check the syllabus and pattern of GRE exam, study all the required subjects and topic thoroughly with the concept clarity and then in the fourth year (or maybe earlier if you feel confident... View more
There are numerous online sources and websites which offer good GMAT study material and practice tests. Before all that, you must get the official GMAT book and try the few practice tests which come with it. Doing the practice tests in the beginning will help you identify your level and the amount of preparation you need to do.
<p>To obtain good marks in the RBSE 10th examination, start by creating a clear study schedule and stick to it. Focus on understanding concepts rather than just memorizing them, as this helps in long-term retention. Regularly practice previous years' question papers and sample papers to get familiar with the exam pattern and improve time management. Prioritize subjects based on your strengths and weaknesses, giving extra attention to areas where improvement is needed. Lastly, stay consistent with revision and maintain a healthy routine to keep stress levels low during the exam period.</p>
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For the SSC-CGL Tier I, the focus should be on the subjects such as quantitative aptitude, English, general studies and reasoning. For scoring higher marks in Tier I, regular practice of mock/ previous year question papers is a must.
For Quantitative aptitude, concentrate on areas which have been constantly asked in the examination such as SI/CI, Percentage, Ratio & Proportion, etc. And, follow the similar strategy for other subjects.
In General studies, the focus must be on static/traditional syllabus such as History, Geography, Polity, Economics with regular reading of newspapers.
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<p>GRE or Graduate Record Examination is standardized exam required for admission to graduate programs like Masters or PhD. This exam is acceptable in many countries around the world but is mostly popular for studying in the USA and Canada.</p><p>Here are some preparation tips for GRE</p><ol><li>Start your preparation early. </li><li>Understand the exam pattern first.</li><li>Choose official study materials for preparation.</li><li>Improve your vocabulary and solve questions.</li><li>Make a time table and follow it.</li></ol>
<p>Best Books for SAT preparation: </p><ul><li>The Official SAT Study Guide | Best Seller</li><li>Barron's New SAT</li><li>SAT Prep Black Book</li><li>Kaplan</li><li>Princeton Review 500+ Practice Questions for the New SAT</li><li>McGraw-Hill Education SAT</li><li>Boot Camp For Your Brain: A No-Nonsense Guide to the SAT</li><li>Gruber's Complete SAT Guide</li><li>The Critical Reader 2nd Edition by Erica L. Meltze</li><li>Magoosh's Complete Guide to the SAT</li></ul>
Your selection in FTII is completely based on your interest, dedication and most importantly your knowledge about each and every detail about the medium. For preparation there are different books I would suggest you to go through the Manorama Yearbook 2017 for current affairs and general knowledge. For books for film studies you can refer to Film Art and some other books like How to read a film. Also internet can help you the most like referring to websites giving information on films and YouTube videos. Finally your dedication and hard work will help you the most.
<p>Here are some pointers to help you get ready for the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam's General Awareness section: Let's start with the fundamentals: Refresh your understanding of general information, geography, and history. Keep abreast: Make sure you stay informed on world events, news, and current affairs. Make use of high-quality study resources: For the purpose of expanding your general knowledge, use reliable sources like newspapers, periodicals, and internet sites. Practice, please To increase your accuracy and speed, practise with example papers and take mock exams. Concentrate on important areas: Exam topics that are asked frequently ... View more
If I tell honestly, not even a single question is out of NCERT. Just go through NCERT five or six times and you could clear this exam.
For JEE Mains:
Physics: SL Arora
Maths : RS Aggarwal
Chemistry : NCERT
For JEE Advanced:
Physics : HC Verma
Maths : RD Sharma
Chemistry : OP Tandon and Arihant.
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So, here is the list of top 10 CLAT Coaching and Mock tests-
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Dear aspirant, Firstly, focus on your strengths and weaknesses and allocate the time accordingly. Be thorough with the paper pattern and important topics for IPMAT before making the plan, as it will give you an idea about which topics you need to cover first. Divide the topics from most important to least important as per the weightage from each subject. Don't include tough subjects continuously. Try to mix and match the topics. If you assign a tough concept from the quant, choose an easy topic from IPMAT verbal ability section. In this way, you can build interest to study more and not get bored. Jot down essential terms or complex formula... View more
<p><span lang="EN-IN">An IELTS examination is divided into four parts, which are reading, writing, speaking, and listening. All four parts of the exam might be difficult for a non-English speaking audience. But it is believed that the <strong>writing part is the hardest since the examiners will check for grammar, syntax, coherence, and vocabulary.</strong> Also, the examinee will get only 60 minutes to complete the writing test, which includes a data interpretation and writing an essay. This can be tough, causing pressure and nervousness. But the key is to be confident while giving this exam, and ... View more
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Bachelor of Education Entrance Exam (by Arihant Experts)
Learning and Teaching (by Suresh Bhavnagar and Premlata Maisnam)
IGNOU B.Ed. 10 Practice Sets (by GKP)
Guide to D. U. B. El. Ed. Common Entrance Exam (by Nidhi Taneja and Student Aid Publications)
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