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Hello Shiwang,
Automobile design is a very esoteric topic. Italian designers are most sought after. Many of them are students of fine arts and look from aesthetic point of view. Others are doing research in IC engines some are doing research in hybrid tech. I would suggest you do graduation in mechanical, then you can pursue M.Tech in machine design.

You can drop a year for the preparation of CLAT. You will get top rank NLU.
Best of luck.

I don’t know much about this topic. But, you may find your answer on the below website on which Dr. Vijay Agrwal guide us for UPSC exam.
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Good luck.

Being an engineer and cracking the CAT exam with a good score are two different things. There is no internal connection between them. It is not necessary for you to be an engineer to score well in your CAT. Also, if you're targeting an IIM and you're a non-engineer, the cut-off for you will be less as compared to the engineers. The number of months required to crack the CAT exam depends on your skills and abilities but generally, it takes around 8-9 months to do well in your CAT.

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Hello Chinta,
To crack the IPS exam, the preparation requires the right approach along with the right study materials and strategy.
You may refer to books such as:
1.
1. General studies manual.
2. Indian politics by Lakshmikanth.
3. Ancient History by D.D.Kausambis.
4. R.S.Agarwal [Arithmetic].
5. Wren and Martin [English Grammar].
6. Logical reasoning and data interpretation by Arun Sharma.
7. NCERT science books of class IX and X.
8. Social science NCERT books of class IX to XII.
9. Modern Indian history by Bipan Chandra.
10. Geography NCERT books of class XI and XII.
11. School ... View more

Every coaching which prepares students for IIT-JEE gives coaching to droppers.

IESE is considered as one of the toughest examinations in India due to fewer posts and high competition. Owing to highly competitive selection procedure, the examination constitutes a two-stage written examination followed by an interview. The best ways is to go through the previous years of papers. Practicing previous year question papers helps in analyzing the weak topics and concentrate more on those topics. Always try to solve the papers in given time to obtain an idea that how many questions you are able to solve in given time limits. Use short techniques for numerical solving instead of traditional approach so as to gain speed and at... View more

Hi Jonathan,
Yes, you can get decent rank by dropping one year. You need to work hard and make a strategy. It depend on your creativity.

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<p>Understanding the syllabus, which includes mathematics, computer awareness, analytical ability, and logical reasoning, is the first step in preparing for the JMI MCA 2025 entrance exam.</p><p>Mathematics: Pay close attention to subjects like probability, trigonometry, algebra, and calculus.</p><p>Computer Awareness: Go over the fundamental ideas of computer science, such as operating systems, data structures, and algorithms.</p><p>Analytical Skills &amp; Logical Reasoning: Work on solving puzzles, solving series, and solving problems.</p><p>Time management: Complete last year's a... View more

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You need to study only 4 hours daily and try to assess your strength and weakness in the course of study. You need a good coaching, where you can get good teacher, which can meet your needs.

The syllabus is same for every year. You can just go through the books like:
1. AS Agarwal on quant.
2. DI and Verbal.
3. For LR, you can go for Peeyush Bharadwaj by Arihant series.

If you plan your studies of both BMS and MBA preparations and put additional effort, you will be able to do both tasks with justice to graduation studies and good MBA preparations.

Both exams are good and the preferred book is NCERT.

Hi,
Following is an excerpt from a student who probably gave her interview at Christ:-
"It is not really tough. All you have to focus is on the Micro presentation topics and the latest current affairs. So, there would be around 80 topics and at the time of interview you be asked to speak on any one of it and the topics would be given to you through the chit system so make sure that you are thorough and rigorous with all the topics and you would be given 90 seconds to speak on it. <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://christuniversity.in/institute-of-management/institute-of-management-mba/m... View more

It is not recommended to prepare for CAT by self-study as you want to get it done within 4 months. You can take coaching from a good coaching Institutions like: TIME or Career Launcher.

Hi,
Chemistry -
Study organic and inorganic chemistry as much as you can. Physical chemistry questions are easy too but you can do well without them.
Mathematics-
1. Complete calculus. Mostly questions on limits and differential eqns. are very easy. Integration depends on you.
2. Simple but scoring topics such as Binomial Theorem, Probability, Sequences, Limits.
3. Many people feel that coordinate geometry is tough. But believe me, they are very easy.
Physics-
This is one subject where you can study only what are comfortable with.
Mechanics is overrated. Instead concentrate more on the topics which are t... View more

CATking, Pune provides best coaching for Admissions in MBA colleges like FMS and IIMs and other top B-schools. You need to score well in CAT, be abreast with current affairs and have more mock personal interviews.

<p>To prepare for the IES-Delhi exam, you can consider the following coaching institutes in Delhi:</p><ol><li><strong>IES Academy</strong>&nbsp;: One of the most famous institutes in Delhi for providing engineering coaching to IES and GATE aspirants.</li><li><strong>Engineers Academy</strong>&nbsp;: Located in Saket, this institute offers ESE coaching in Delhi.</li><li><strong>IES Master</strong>&nbsp;: An institute for engineers that provides a 360o learning environment to prepare for top engineering competitive exams such as ESE, GATE, and PSU... View more

Hello Vaibhav,
Nowadays many people take a break and prepare for IIT's so there is no drawback in dropping, so it is recommended first you go for B.Tech from good colleges rather than thinking of GATE.

There can't be a single book.
The competition at the entry level is high. You should prepare in a systematic manner can stand to the benchmarks in the examination. You have to make own time schedule for preparation and follow it without any fail. Going through the clauses and laws regularly would help.
The reference books for the entrance examination from different publishing houses will also be helpful in the preparation phase. Few of them are mentioned below:
Study Package for CLAT and LLM Entrance Examination By Bharadwaj (Tata Mcgraw Hill)
LLM entrance exam guide by Asian books private ltd
Legal Aptitude and Legal... View more

Hello Ravi,
If you are fully dedicated towards your goal, then 1 year preparation is more than enough for UPSC exams. Follow smart reading techniques. Take mock tests online and assess your performance. Read The Hindu News Paper daily and update yourself with the current affairs.
In spite of your efforts, if you cannot crack it in 1st attempt, please don't loose hopes. Prepare well and go ahead in the next try.
All the best.

I would suggest you to read for 8-12 hours daily. I suggest you to have at least a sleep of 8 hours daily so that you can be healthy.

Hello Soumya,
You will be eligible to take up journalism in any recognised university if you score above 55% in your 12th exam (any stream). Students who have cleared their board exams with English as one of the best four subjects can apply for this course.
After 12th, you can take up BA in journalism and mass communication. Some colleges offering 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 roun... View more

You can take help from your friends, seniors and other experts like your teachers, etc.

It specializes in NID, NIFT and IIFT entrance exams only.

Hi
Look for a crash course for CPT at any centre near your place and they will help you with all the admission process also.