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You can check the below mentioned link and read the preparation tips and tricks to crack GMAT:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/exams/gmat/preparation-tips

If you want to prepare well, thats excellent. But you should not miss this year exam at any cost.

T.I.M.E is the best institute for you.

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Both are equally good except govt jobs pay you miniscule. Pvt jobs are many and vacancy gets filled up over a period of time. Advise you to work for a pvt bank.

You can use The Times of India application, it will be beneficial for you.

It depends upon what course you want to study abroad, there are many tests for studying abroad such as IELTS, TOEFL, SAT and ACT etc. So, first of all, decide what course you want to study abroad, after that, you can prepare for that.

You have to show a consistent academic performance for a good future. You have to get a first class throughout your career. So, work for it now. You need to take care of your academics. There is no separate preparation for IAS.

Yes, you can go for a drop year, but in MBA during internship and interviews reason for drop years will be asked.

There's no need to waste a year. Listen, scoring high in JEE Mains is not a tough thing. It only requires your obidience. Covering all your chapters thoroughly in class 12 will help you. Maths requires intense practice, even in easy chapters like boolean algebra and matrices. Physics requires conceptions to be cleared; and that you can do only if you study the whole year in class 12. Chemistry requires byhearting the things, even in organic section you may have to byheart many a things. Without solving previous years JEE questions but doing the above things I mentioned, you can score high. Little love for studies can take you to a whole ne... View more

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Try taking as many mock tests as you and focus on your weaker areas. Revise the topics and subjects you think you are weak at. Do not start a new topic in the last few days.

Here, for BSC, you can have your choice, but your concepts and whether you are comfortable with all of them analytically. But, if you wish to do immediately after Degree, you have a hectic activity on hand. However, nothing is impossible. You can do it

If you study NCERT solving all its questions then you can get maximum 520 marks.

Almost all MBA entrances in the country are similar that exist except score counting. Therefore, prepare extensively with quants, logical reasoning, verbal and other general English knowledge, etc.

Dear Meena Sirisha,
CAT exam, based on toppers view. Initially, you have to prepare for three months like quants, etc. Later, prefer coaching institutes like TIMES, IMS and Career Launcher. Finally, solve old question papers of CAT. Improve your problem-solving skills.

There's no specific mobile application for NCHMCT JEE, but FYI there are mobile app for currently studying students. Try entrance coaching books or guides from reputed publishers.

Hi Subhro,
You can take preparation from 3rd year (middle) at least take a maths book of practice (old) and solve it regularly. Also, download 'The Hindu Editorial' and 'Economic Times' regularly to get updated with financial market news and brush up your English for the entrance exam and practice spoken English also for GDPI. I would request you to take admission through higher CAT /XAT score. Feel free to write.

Hi Kashish,
All the branches of engineering are equally good and have tremendous job opportunities. It entirely depends on how well you understand and handle the stream and increase your scope of growth. Different branches of engineering are popular at different places and the popularity depends upon the day to day requirement of that place. While deciding on a branch one should think of your career goal and the type of job you want to do. Some demanding branches of engineering are :
-Aeronautical Engineering
-Automobile Engineering
-Chemical Engineering
-Civil Engineering
-Computer Science and Engineering
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Dear promothesh chakravarthy. start the preparation today onwards. get the material, start solving the problems, focus on english, grammer,vocabulary etc. the more you solve old papers the more you will become efficient and helps you out to get a good score in CAT. in turn you will get best business schools like IIMs. all the best.

Hello Shivam,
Yes, it's a fact of life that not all have resources. But have faith in yourself & determination. What is actually required us perseverance and sincere efforts at studies. There are many students who do not join any class but pass & there are plenty of students who take coaching classes but still do not pass. Study regularly seek guidance from your teachers and I am sure you will pass.

The list of shortlisted candidates for GD&PI will be out in starting of March (tentative) and the process will be in last week of March or first week of April (tentative).

Its completely upto you. Please talk with your family about your 11th and 12th, talking about SAT, coaching centers are available in both cities and franchisees are same.

Solve previous years question papers. By doing so, you will get an idea about the second paper.

Start immediately in any renowned institution.

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No, work experience is not compulsory. However, a couple of IIMs give extra points to students with work ex.
Regarding preparations, the earlier you start the better it is since there are a lot of things that come with practice. You should at least give 8-12 months for a proper preparation and join a test series for sure. TIME coaching has a good test series. It starts around 4-5 months before the CAT date.

Mentioned below are some of the books which will help you out:
Physics-NCERT and HC Verma
Chemistry-N.C.E.R.T.
- Solomons Fryhle (Organic Chemistry)
- J D Lee ( Inorganic Chemistry)
- Little bit of 'Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations' by RC Mukherjee. (Physical Chemistry)
Mathematics: -N.C.E.R.T.
-Little bit of 'Objective Mathematics' by R.D.Sharma
-Little bit of IITJEE Mathematics, Tata McGraw Hill Publication.

You can appear for CAT exam as you have lot of time. You can prepare for English, reasoning and mathematics. You can also join TIME’s crash course or any other good institutes. You can refer to Arun Sharma's book.
Best of luck.

Take the subject which interests you. There are huge career opportunities in arts, commerce and science.