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Hello, yes but will depend on your career plans. Do you need an MBA is something you can answer well. Evaluate your career plans, interests, your current work level and what kind of a growth are you looking for.

Preparing for CAT exam is not an easy thing. You need to concentrate on each section of the exam by practicing some daily activities.For English, you are required to read a lot of stuff and should be able to understand different articles. Quant is full of practice of different topics and mock test is the only way to test your quant skills. Reasoning requires your logic and this can be improved by solving puzzles to improve your logic.The time required totally depends on your dedication.

Hello Avishek,
It's nice to know that you have dreams with you. Of course, CSE is a good choice. Now, your aim should be to prepare for JEE Mains and JEE Advanced to get admission in IIT. Have faith in yourself.
Best wishes!

It's better if you choose job in that sector in which you want to go after completing your MBA. Talking about if it is really going to affect you or not, it totally depends on how you are managing your studies and job.

HI Subhash,
Focus on solving previous year JEE papers and do a through review of these papers. Go through the answers and figure out concepts which are not clear. NCERT is good enough to clear your concepts so refer them whenever you require clarity on something.
Also try to solve some timed online tests given by reputed test prep centres such as resonance, bansals, allen, aakash etc. This will help you in managing the time for each section and also provide exposure to different kinds of questions that can come up

Hi Ashish,
Since you have 5 years of work experience, a gap year for preparation will stand valid. Universities abroad do understand the need of it. Only caution is to be sure that you need that much of preparation time for GMAT.

Yes, it can be. Kindly, study NCERT for chemistry (it contains minimum 15 questions directly from the theory given in it).

Hi Chetan, there is no perfect answer. How you prepare depends on your own level of competency. The main thing to remember is to work on both your strengths and weakness. It is seen many times that while test takers are working on ways to improve their weak areas they fumble later on areas which they were good at. Take mock tests, practice as much as you can. Read a lot and keep yourself updated. Above all take study breaks and relax. All the best.

NCERT is the best for IIT and BITSAT. In India, IIT, NIT and BITs is best for B.Tech.

If you are not interested in becoming a CA then why are you even evaluating doing CA. MBA will be a logical extension of your graduation degree. You are advised to do your own SWOT analysis and based on analysis prepare your MBA entrance examination preparation plan. If you are not position to crack MBA examinations by self study, you are advised to join a study/ coaching centre.

Hi, you can try solving previous year's question papers for JEE Mains and JEE Advance to check your level of preparation. If you are scoring more than 50% in exam-like conditions in these papers, you can keep your preparation up for IIT. Otherwise, you should go for the MH-CET. The MH-CET is comparably less difficult than JEE and can get you into good government engineering colleges in Maharashtra. You can go for JEE in the second phase, which will be held on April 20, 2023. Solving questions from previous years will not only give you an idea of the types of questions asked but also of your level of preparation. Also, you must be confiden... View more

Hi,
Go for JEE Mains paper 2 for getting admission in the best college which is School of Planning and Architecture (SPA). Others would be NITs and IITS.
The exam shall have 3 sections: Aptitude, maths and drawing (Memory, 2D Design).
Go for NCERT books first for your preparation.
Few useful reference books besides the CBSE NCERTs are:
1. A Complete Self Study Guide for B.Arch 2015 Entrance Examination (English) by P.K Mishra, Arihant Publications
2. Verbal & Non Verbal Reasoning Book by R.S. Aggarwal
3. Architecture Entrance Book by P.K. Mishra
4. Skills in Mathematics Algebra for JEE Main and Advanced by ... View more

Hi A P,
Gap years are normal and students normally take a year gap for entrance exam preparation but the acceptance will depend on the university. If you wanted to study in the US, why did you waste a year for JEE Mains? Instead, you should have been preparing for SAT. So these are some questions they will ask. Now, you must devote all your time to SAT preparation and do really well. You must also take your TOEFL. Admissions will depend on your overall profile, SOP, LOR, extracurriculars, etc.

<p>I can see you have a year ahead for the CA foundation exam.</p><p>So, you can divide the syllabus into half and prepare it 3-3 months and start doing PYQs in next 3 months.</p><p>In the last 3 months revise well and focus on your week areas</p>

Hello Dhirendra,
You still have time to look for a job until the next batch passes out. Gaining an experience of atleast 3+ years is always recommended before opting for CAT and other entrance examinations. I would suggest you to opt for a job first and gain experience. The market is currently over saturated with candidates having Masters degree, but with no experience.
I hope it helps.

You could take tuition class from TIME, IMS near your location.

Hello Tanzilla,
I am very happy that someone has raised this issue. Be relaxed. Now you can not learn anything more. Spend time in activity that you like best. Be it singing, painting, playing anything.
Best wishes.

Hello Khushi,
To prepare for CLAT exam, you require the right approach along with the right study materials and strategy.
1) You should plan your preparation after knowing your strengths and weaknesses. You need to be organized and follow a time-table.
2) You may refer to reference books related to the course. Internet will also be a huge source of information for you.
3) You may even join coaching institute to work on your fundamentals.
Below mentioned are some of the institutes:
1. Smart Brains Academy Private Limited.
2. Career Launcher.
3. Endeavor Careers Pvt. Ltd.
4. CRS Educational Academy.
5.... View more

It can be challenging to achieve a significant improvement in your JEE Main percentile if you have scored 45 percentile in the previous attempt. However, it is not impossible, and with the right approach and dedication, you can aim for a better score. Preparing for the JEE Main exam while simultaneously preparing for board exams can be a daunting task. But if you can manage your time effectively and plan your studies well, it is possible to perform well in both exams. Here are some tips that can help you prepare for the JEE Main exam and aim for a good score:
1. Identify your weak areas: Analyze your performance in the previous attempt... View more

Well, I think I am capable enough to answer the question as I took a drop and cleared JEE then. First of all, it is really necessary to know in what concepts you are sound and in what concepts you can't even handle board level questions. Secondly, as you decided correctly, sitting idle would just make you resistive towards long study hours, which is a basic requirement of JEE. So start studying, I'd suggest start with making a time plan from today until the repeater batch starts. For that, just go through the previous questions that you gave in your coaching or somewhere and analyses what kind of questions went incorrect and you would then... View more

Mr. Katpally Swapnil Reddy
Arihant Pathfinder book is going to help you only in the case you have studied all the basic syllabus. So, for that, I am recommending some books for CDS written which are as follows:
1. Objective General English - by SP BakshiorEnglish from Plinth to Paramount - By Neetu Singh
2. Mathematics for CDS. - By R. S. Agarwal (s. hand publication)
3. And for general knowledge hear is a vast syllabus some books are as follows (1). M Lakshmikanth - Politics (2). Arihant Publications or Lucent for - General Science (3). Geography of India by Majid Husain or Arihant Magbooks for - Geography (4). Indian eco... View more

People generally take a year drop for JEE but for IIT JAM exam we are little apprehensive. But in my opinion taking one year off can give you enough time to crack IIT JAM or even any other exam. There are JEST TIFR etc. For M.Sc. Admission. You can read about IIT JAM here - <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam</a>.

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Hello Shraddha,
Yes, there is a hope for you. But it all depend upon seats availability and cutoff, so it is difficult to say. But, hope for best.

The best option is you can prepare for AIFSET (All India Forensic Science Entrance Exam) which is a national level entrance exam to get admission in courses of Forensic Science (like B.Sc. Forensic Science ) of various participating universities all around India.
Eligibility criteria for this exam:
The Candidate must have a minimum educational qualification of higher secondary school (10 + 2) or any equivalent education with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and/or Mathematics as the main subjects with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Candidates who are due to appear in the (10 + 2) examination are also eligible to apply. Candidate can attem... View more

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Dear Sanjana,
Preparation for GMAT is quite easy, but scoring is difficult. It is so because our strategy is faulty. Hence make your plan foolproof to get success. Here is an example of a three-hour routine I'd recommend to you. Feel free to start here, but adapt it to fit your needs:
1. 20 minutes: Study weekly the verbal concept.
2. 20 minutes: Study weekly the mathematical concepts.
3. 20 minutes: Do timed verbal practice.
4. 10 minutes: Break time.
5. 20 minutes: Review verbal practice, take notes.
6. 20 minutes: Review mathematical concepts from the prior study session.
7. 20 minutes: Do timed ma... View more

First of all, you have to go for Science stream in your higher secondary. Then you can select either PCM / PCB / PCMB combinations. Study all the subjects properly and thoroughly and try to secure excellent person in your higher secondary board as to appear for IISER entrance examination the board percentage is considered. You can go through previous year question papers for your perception of the pattern. All the best.

Your score is very good. It seems you are good at basic subjects and maths too. You can choose engineering as one of the options. Otherwise, BSc in maths and statistics is also fine.

It would be better do +2 again with better preparation and after that choose a good college.