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No I don't thik that it's a problem. Rather it will help you alot as you will be well equipped already for the challenges of exam. Moreover, SSC syllabus is very basic. It will help you in your course curriculum also.
There can be two choices -
If you have scored a good percentage in 12th board exams then you can prepare for JEE Mains by yourself. For this, you can also refer to the study material of ALLEN, RESONANCE or VIBRANT coaching institute. In this case, you can complete your first year of polytechnic also.
The second one is, if you have not secured good percentage in 12th boards then refer to a good coaching institute and try to score good marks in JEE Mains.
You need to keep your basic concepts clear. You should study from NCERT books for strengthening the basic concepts. Try as much application based problems as possible. You need to sit for 3 hours and in order to solve these problems. Try and solve all the previous years question papers.
Hello Hima,
If you are quite clear over your concepts and have a determination to score good in next year then you can surely take a drop, it doesn't have any drawbacks.
All the best
Just go through the NCERT books and be focused.
Follow the latest series - 2017 Official Guide for GMAT Review Series. Check MBA.com for updates and details.
Hello Raviteja,
The only detail presently known is the exam date which is 24 to 27 April 17. All other details are likely to be published anytime. Just wait for announcement in local newspapers. Enough time will definitely be available for filling up online application form and other details. For those who make errors, correction window would also be available. About coaching institutes. There are plenty of them and nline also. I will suggest you to select one that has a study centre near your home.
Best wishes.
CAT mainly focuses on three areas.
1. VARC (English).
2. QA (Mathematics)
3. Logical reasoning.
The popular coaching institutes are:
1. TIME.
2. IMS.
3. Career Launcher.
4. CAT King, etc.
Below mentioned are the top coaching for IIT in Aurangabad and Nashik:
1. Chate Coaching Classes – Aurangabad.
2. Bansal – Aurangabad.
3. Narayana – Aurangabad.
4. Resonance – Nashik.
If you want to qualify JEE Mains then it is not necessary to take coaching. But if you are targeting JEE Advance and have taken a year’s drop for only IITs then you should go for coaching. Preparation for JEE Mains is not that difficult. It just requires consistency and sitting hours. Focus thoroughly on class 11th and 12th.
Hi Vishal
If you are going to drop 1 year then focus on your exam for JEE and then next year make institutes choices. Don't constrain your goal for just SUNIT, while doing this you would only focus on a defined score, not to excel.
Hi,
For competitive exams - Language section - the emphasis is more on grammar (60%) and literature (40%). It is advisable to read best seller and popular literature. Also, refer to previous years question papers.
All the best.
Dear Supriya,
You can pursue Masters in Mass Communication from Indian Institute of Mass Communication. This is one of the most renowned institutes and is credible one. To prepare for the entrance, you should go through all the current affairs and should read newspapers and history books on mass communication.
Ya u can prepare.But at home u need to study every aspect u must have to refer various books etc.and I guarantee u if u prepare in this way it will take minimum 2 years to complete ur portion.But coaching institutions will make things easy for u.They know on which topic we must stress and they will guide u.
And coming to essay writing - let us think that u prepared very hard and practised writing many essays.But who will correct ur essays how will u know ur mistakes.SO I SUGGEST U TO TAKE COACHING FROM ANY EXPERIENCED INSTITUTES.
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Hello,
As your main focus is on UPSC, you can opt for any minimum level graduation. The basic requirement of UPSC is to have a bachelor degree. Which degree do you have doesn't matter for UPSC. So, you can opt for B.Com or BBA as these are the minimum level graduation which requires only 3 years. Further these courses don't put so much pressure on students. So, you can easily prepare for UPSC as well.
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Hi Raviteja,You can refer to books like:
1. IIT physics by D. C. Pandey and keep revising problems given in H. C. Verma.
2. Concise Inorganic Chemistry J. D. Lee and Organic Chemistry Peter Sykes
3. Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight
4. Plane Trigonometry and Plane Co-ordinate Geometry by S. L. Loney
Good Luck.
Hello,
It is recommended that you can join a coaching institute as it increases the probability of qualifying the entrance examination. These institutions provide a proper guidance to the student. They also take periodic tests for the student to assess his strong and weak zones and the student can focus more on his weak zones.
Though, it isn't mandatory to join those institutes and there are many students who have qualified even without joining any coaching institute, I firmly believe that joining those institutes is recommended. Without the support of those institutes, it will be tougher for a student to qualify in NEET.
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Search in the web. see the reviews and then decide
Choose between Alchemist, T.I.M.E and MBA-Guru. They are the best in Delhi NCR region.
You can go for a demo class in the coaching centers shortlisted by you and choose accordingly. In terms of test series, my personal opinion would be IMS. Usually, courses are for 1 year.
With closed eyes, go for TIME. It is the best Management Entrance preparation institute in India. Best of luck !
Hi,
Since the test pattern has changed from May, you might not get much material free of cost. Try the following link for few papers or join some coaching to get more practice.
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