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You should prepare for your state. You can attempt all examination but remember that they ask GS of that state and language may also be a barrier. It should be easier to study about your state and in your own language. If you live in North States, then it may be easier for you apply in most northern states like Delhi, UP, Madhya Pradesh, UK, HP, etc.
Hello Vaishnavi Singh, oh don't worry. Losing confidence while preparing for major events is a pretty common occurrence in humans. But our inner resilience invariably takes us out. Of course, if you continue to have it for longer periods then only it becomes a cause of concern. You must think, what is going to happen if you don't make it to IIT? In any case, 95% of students appearing for JEE Mains examination can not make it to IITs. It's not the end of the world. As matter of fact with the same preparation and almost at the same cost, you can go to it, the USA for undergraduate studies!
Best wishes to you.
Get a clear idea of what the syllabus is. I hope you know that the exam consists of Quant, LR/DI, and English. Start practising. There are a lot of books available. Give time to all the four and to get an idea of the difficulty level of each, solve the previous years CAT questions. You can choose to take the test series of any coaching institute, later, if you think you need it.
Hello Prahalad,
Don't ever waste 2-3 years after 12th to get into IIT. It is not that tough and just studying for 2-3 years will make you a candidate of no use.
Yes, the interviewers look for the continuity of study. If you drop atleast a year, they will be asking you. So it is better to drop 1-year (only if you want and if you can). Otherwise, join a good college with your board exam scores and become the best engineer by doing higher studies.
All the best!
Anil, not much if you do your B.Tech from a good institute. But then it always is a gamble. What if you don't score good and don't get a good college. So, I would advice that don't waste two years instead take admission in whatever college comes your way and make max.of it.
In case your JEE score doesn't let you take admission or you din't give JEE, then try for admission in some good private universities that are imparting quality education to the students around the world. They offer you admission on JEE scores/ tests conducted by them/ your marks in 12th. Some of these also offer good scholarships based on any one of the above menti... View more
Scoring well in entrance exams and having a good profile will add for a good prospect. The cut-offs from the previous year will be available on the DTE website which will provide an indication.
It won't be a good decision to take one more drop for JEE. Its better to join a decent engineering college through your JEE Mains score. Because drop will affect you in your career in later stages if you are not able to clear JEE next time. So, in my view, you must join a engineering college this year.
It’s upto you in which stream you want to go. If you want to go in finance or administration, then start preparing general studies, reasoning, logical aptitude, communication skills and English.
You will be eligible to take up journalism in any recognised university only if you have 55% in your 12th exam (any stream). Students who have cleared the board exam with English as one of the best four subjects, can apply for this course. After 12th, one can take up B.A. In Journalism and Mass Communication. Some colleges offer this course on the basis of the 12th board exam result. But, a few colleges do conduct entrance tests for this. Delhi University carries out a Common Entrance Test for Journalism (CETJ) for the Bachelors course. At Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, there are two rounds of interview. The first round is... View more
For admission in this college you need to have good marks in the exam.
In the book by Dubey and Maheshwari, there is a little less explanation of specific topics, especially the general microbiology part. Whereas, the book by Ananthanarayan and Paniker, is presented in a simple understanding language and manner. This book is more useful, hence I would suggest you to go for this one.
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Hi,
It is not so easy to crack CAT. You have to work hard and take time to study, if you are currently a degree student. There are good books available right now, like:
1. Arun Sharma authored books.
2. Arihant publications.
3. RS Agarwal.
4. Word power made easy by Norman Lewis.
Dear Gopala Krishnan,
If you are able to afford, you can prefer Indian School of Business (ISB, Hyderabad and Mohali), Indian Institute of Management, Ahmadabad are top two institutes in India. If you get a seat, your career will turn like anything.
All the best.
Hello Ashwin,
Your marks are too low to get any good colleges, so figure out what went wrong and prepare well for next year.
Dear Khushi,
All management entrance exams like CAT, MAT, CMAT, XAT etc. more or less similar. Therefore, you can prepare English, general knowledge, etc. There are lot of books available in the market. For quantitative techniques, RS Agarwal is one of the best.
All the best.
Yes, it is a good choice and rest it depends on how much u can give time to your studies. I believe study hard from books and be thorough with the concepts and go through the pendrive. You can definitely crack GATE! All the best! :)
The questions of CBSE and IIT are bit different. If you think that you can manage coaching and school smartly and you can score better, then you should go for coaching. Also it would be better if you could manage studying for IIT JEE exams.
You need to put some additional effort for VA section. For other sections i would suggest you to go through the basics in couple of months and start practicing questions. In case of VA, the basics of English, tenses, usage can be learnt from basic reading material provided by CAT prep books. After than i would suggest you to practice RC from readtheory.org where you can build you reading comprehension skills with time. After gaining a bare threshold, start giving mocks, analyze them and repeat till the D-Day.
All the best
No, there will be no issue as such. For technical UG courses students usually prefer to enhance their score if they won't got it just after 12, but for non-tech UG courses students usually get admission in the same year as well.
In order for law graduates to be appointed as members of the subordinate judiciary, they must pass the PCS (J)-Provincial Civil Service-Judicial Examination, which is the entry-level exam for selected members of the provincial civil service. Each state government appoints its members under the supervision of its high court. Read this blog to know about the PCS (J) Exam, its eligibility criteria, exam pattern, application process etc. Exams for the Judicial Services are divided into three phases:
The preliminary examination
The Mains examination
An interview
Each state has a different syllabus for the judiciary exam. Broadl... View more
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Hi Rehan
Syllabus of the entrance is from the 11th and 12th class course only and you can get the sample paper of Delhi University for the preparation of the entrance exam from the official website of Delhi University site easily.
Good luck
Somewhat I feel best would be to get your birth skill report card and then decide investing another year.