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To secure marks above 250 you have to concentrate on any 2 subjects. For chemistry, I would suggest NCERT book, for physics NCERT, HC Verma and Cengage and for mathematics you can refer NCERT and R. D. Sharma.
If you are preparing for CAT, then no need for separate couching or any separate preparation both have almost same syllabus.
Hi Ashish,
These are some of my recommendations:
1.How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for CAT by Arun Sharma
2.Quantitative Aptitude Quantum CAT Common Admission Tests For Admission into IIMs by Sarvesh K. Verma
3.The Pearson Guide to Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning for the CAT with CD by Nishit K. Sinha
4.How to Prepare for Data Interpretation for CAT by Arun Sharma
5.How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for the CAT by Arun Sharma
6.How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for CAT by Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay
Good luck.
Hi Pappu,
For foreign students, you will have to apply via your embassy. From what I have heard, even GMAT is not mandatory.
Just preparing for NEET exam would not be enough to crack this exam. You will have to practice lots of test series and previous year question papers to get the confidence that you can crack this exam. Visit:
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Taking tests will help you analyze your weak areas. Also, your accuracy and speed will increase by practicing lots and lots of questions.
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<p>Ramya, if you fulfill the following criteria, you're eligible for admission in TNDALU: A student must have passed 10+2 examination from the university recognized by TNDALU with not less than 70% of aggregate marks. In case of students belongs to SC/ST category marks should not be less than 60% in aggregate. NRI students also must not secure less than 60% marks in total.</p>
Hi,
For preparation, I found it best to use the correspondence material of one of the popular coaching institutes (especially the mock tests).
This should be enough. There are various books, etc that focus on one subject, but I believe they get quite lengthy and without a test series are not worth as much.
Friend,
From the first year, you can join coaching centres to prepare for GATE exam or you can study yourself by solving sample papers while studying with books. Go for the link to get the tip for GATE preparation:
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Yes, preparation for MS would be better if you have started from 5th semester onwards. So it’s high time to prepare.
If you are interested in doing engineering. Only in this case you should drop a year and if you can score high in JEE Main. If you can spend your hours And hours daily for studying. If you have that willpower then only, you should choose engineering as a career option. Because getting an average college is not a tough task. And if it is not a good college like NITs, IITs then it is also not useful.
Of course, you have considerable benefit. You have cleared JEE Mains once, if you maintain the same dedication and focus, you can clear it again. However, I would recommend you take admission in a college as your marks are quite good to recommend a drop year.
Yes, you can start the preparation for CAT. First check out the syllabus and pattern of CAT exam. Start brushing up the concepts of Maths and English (Grammar). You can sit for CAT exam in your pre-final and final years of graduation. Apart from scoring well in CAT. You must need to score well in graduation. Check out the selection criteria of top-20 MBA institutes of India. This will give you a good idea what are the expectations of institutes from MBA aspirants. Best of Luck.
Yes, you can appear UPSC CSE after BSc Life Science. It will be helpful if you opt life science as your optional subject in UPSE.
All the best. Feel free to revert.
I have a good news for you, there is a chance to crack IIT-JEE without coaching!
Although the public view is that IIT JEE can only be cracked through coaching. But it is not the full story. For what I am telling you to do, you have to have or develop these qualities in you i.e., self-reliance, strong determination & self-discipline.
I'm suggesting some books, which you have to touch after you are thorough with year 12th textbooks.
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Dear!
You can choose any of the course in graduation. There is no such favouritism in Iims given to any specific course. However, for CAT preparation you can join the coaching centers like TIME or Alchemist or Ediwiser. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
Yes sure, if you want you can definitely clear the bank PO exams as the syllabus for the bank exam is most similar to the CAT, or MAT exams. You need not to go through the different subjects.
The IBPS PO recruitment exam consists five sections that are English, reasoning ability, quantitative aptitude, general awareness and computer knowledge.
You can apply for the bank PO exam. The difficulty level of the bank PO exam is almost similar to the CAT, MAT exams.
Make a solid study plan and follow it strictly.
So tighten your shoe and start to practice from now, you will crack the exam. Be confident and keep practicing.
All the best.
It is a step in the right direction to study for CAT. Although, since you just joined college it is also important to make a good profile and do things that you enjoy doing be it sports, cultural or academic. So, don't sacrifice your college for CAT.
You have so much time for GATE exam. Even if you want to give it when you are in the 3rd year of your graduation then also you have 2 years. Download the syllabus of GATE for ECE students and start studying and for help join some online coaching like that of Ravindra Babu. It will provide you with the study material along with the necessary guidance.
Hello, NEET Exam is an entrance exam conducted for admission to UG medical courses in various medical colleges. It is one of the toughest exams conducted in India. So, you must prepare well for the exam. For NEET preparation, you don't need to take admission in coaching institute. You can prepare by yourself for the NEET. As most of the questions are based on 11th and 12th NCERT books. Here <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://goo.gl/byrz8a" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://goo.gl/byrz8a</a> you can check all the details regarding NEET Exam. For NEET preparation, you should first ch... View more
Hello Dear, Preparing UPSC you will find it very interesting. Do revise all the topics of History, Geography, Political Science that you have read in your school. Now come to the current affairs section. Do read some newspaper, read the important exam oriented issues. This will definitely help you to score a good mark in UPSC.
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These are the top IAS coaching institutions in India.
Apart from various coaching institutes, you can go through various online test series as they will provide you more practice. Fee structures are different for different institutions.
B.A. (CEP) stands for Bachelor of Arts in Community Education and Participation. The syllabus for B.A. (CEP) may vary depending on the university or institution offering the programme. However, here are some common topics that are usually covered in the B.A. (CEP) curriculum:
Introduction to Community Education
Theories of Community Development
Participatory Methods in Community Development
Community organisation and Mobilization
Social Analysis and Planning
Communication for Development
Gender and Development
Environment and Development
Human Rights and Social Justice
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NID is the best institute in India for design courses.
For the that (Design Aptitude Test), there isn't much that you can do. Firstly and most importantly, you should have an aptitude for design. NID papers are designed in such a way that only those who have a creative side will be able to clear it. The question paper is a mix of creativity, logical thinking and general knowledge. You need to be aware of the latest happenings in the world. Cramming up yearbooks won't help you, seriously. Instead, make a habit of reading the newspaper every day.
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Having work experience and being a fresher have their own advantages and disadvantages, so it doesn't make much difference. Yes, the work experience people might come up with a solution to a problem, they have actually faced in their work life by the same can be done by a fresher, if they are avid readers. Yes, you can get into an IIM if you don't have work experience a good every year are fresher’s and if the interviewer finds you fit, you'll have a very good chance. Talking about placements, there are. Many companies who prefer work experience people but there are many who prefer fresher’s aswell. So, it is not something thought upon.
Hi Manish,
If you are sincere with your studies then 8 months are enough for you to crack the CAT. Enrol yourself with a good coaching institute so that you get the relevant course material to begin your preparation. Also, do join mock tests so that you get your grip over time management. For more on preparation, refer to the below article links. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/cat-2016-simple-tips-to-optimize-exam-preparation-blogId-13034" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/cat-2016-simple-tips-to-optimize-exam-preparation-blogId-13034</a>
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Yes, you can prepare for both simultaneously. As without sketching, the entrance will be difficult to clear.