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91 Views Posted 7 years ago

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It mainly depends on your consistency and hard work. There are many students who have crack CAT in 1st attempt. I would suggest you to work more on your verbal section and be regular to your practice. Most important don't take stress and be positive.

90 Views Posted 2 years ago

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<p>OJEE is an entrance which requires understanding of syllabus and concepts. Difficulty level of exam can be higher for one person and lesser for another. So, to crack OJEE exam, students should know basics, syllabus and marking scheme. They should practice with taking OJEE mock tests.&nbsp;</p>

381 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hi there!
The classes goes on regularly for dropper batch of JEE Mains & Advanced every week (6 days a week) and like any other coaching they have Sundays for tests. Hope you got your answer.

161 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hi Sourav,
DU LLB moreover, follows same pattern as CLAT. The books you may refer to are:
* R. S. Agarwal for verbal and nonverbal section
*Manorama Year book
*Daily notes from Hindu and other GK sources
*A. P. Bharadwaj's book for legal section
*Past year question papers.

66 Views Posted 7 years ago

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For preparing both the exams simultaneously, you need to diligently plan your entire day. See below how-
1. Make a realistic timetable of your daily activities. Try sticking to this schedule of yours.
2. NCERT books are great for both boards and competitive exams. Complete syllabus from these books on priority.
3. To score well in boards, covering a substantial portion of NCERT is enough. Make sure you solve sample papers released by CBSE.
4. For IIT-JEE, you need to move a step ahead by solving and practicing numerous application based questions. You can do it with mock tests, previous year question papers and sample pa... View more

79 Views Posted 4 years ago

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UPSC Civil Services exam age limit : Candidate must be a minimum of 21 years of age and must not be more than 32 years of age. General category and EWS : 32 years; 6 attempts. OBC (with Certificate 32 years + 3 years; 9 attempts. SC / ST : 32 years + 5 years; unlimited attempts. Qualification : The candidate must hold a graduation degree from a government - recognised university. In their final year or awaiting results, candidates are also available tp appear for UPSC preliminary examination.

57 Views Posted 9 years ago

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First, your thinking and confidence is very nice for cracking entrance examinations because a very few students have confidence that they will able to crack JEE Mains and Advance at home level study but self-study is more and more profitable as comparing coaching level study. But you should away from many distractions like television and others at home. Your focus and do hard work to qualify JEE then you surely get success. Top rankers in any exam do self-study, but you take guidance from old papers and any JEE qualifiers. JEE Mains syllabus is from NCERT and for JEE Advanced, you can take material from any past JEE qualifiers.

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Hello dear, The Combined Defence Services CDS is the examination for recruitment into Indian Military Academy, Officers Training Academy, Indian Naval Academy and Indian Air Force Academy. To prepare for CDS exam requires deep and complete knowledge of syllabus. How to prepare subjects in lucid and comprehensive manner, where to focus, what to study and time management to clear your exam to achieve your dream job.

121 Views Posted 8 years ago

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If you want to prepare for IIT-JEE I suggest you to go for FIITJEE or resonance.

27 Views Posted 3 years ago

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<p>Here are the tips that can be reach should follow while preparing for the JIPMAT examination :&nbsp;</p><p>&bull; A daily or weekly schedule should be planned to keep a track of your preparation.&nbsp;</p><p>&bull; A Minimum of 4 to 6 hours should be dedicated to study for the examination.&nbsp;</p><p>&bull; The examination is divided into three sections- quantitative aptitude, data interpretation and logical reasoning, verbal ability. Candidates should know to study all the three sections.&nbsp;</p><p>&bull;Reading newspaper is a crucial part of the p... View more

119 Views Posted 3 years ago

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<p>The difficulty level of MHT CET and JEE Mains are considered to be quite similar. Key features are:</p><p data-sourcepos="12:1-12:42">&nbsp;</p><div><div><div><div><table data-sourcepos="14:1-20:92"><tbody><tr data-sourcepos="14:1-14:86"><th data-sourcepos="14:1-14:25">Feature</th><th data-sourcepos="14:27-14:55">MHT CET</th><th data-sourcepos="14:57-14:84">JEE Mains</th></tr><tr data-sourcepos="16:1-16:90"><td data-sourcepos="16:1-16:26"&... View more

1.1k Views Posted 3 years ago

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The level of difficulty of the exam is the same in both the KPGCET and the KMAT. The PGCET is conducted by KEA for MBA and other postgraduate courses, whereas the KMAT is for MCA and MBA courses in private colleges.
1. Due to eligibility requirements, competition for KMAT is higher than for PG CET because it is a national-level exam.
2. This leads to a higher score requirement at top colleges accepting KMAT. Unlike with PGCET, where you are assigned a college based on rank.
3. The level of difficulty of the questions varies from year to year in KMAT. Most of the moderate-to-difficult questions on the KMAT are in the reasonin... View more

24 Views Posted 3 years ago

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Toppers Tips for NDA Preparation 2023
The aspirants should have clear and in-depth knowledge about the subjects. Read thoroughly the NCERT books. Divide the entire syllabus into sections and prepare a routine and then follow it accordingly while studying. Try to keep yourself calm, do not take stress unnecessarily. NDA Preparation for Maths
Practice, Practice In a subject like Maths the more you practice, the more you will get better. Polish Your Concepts Use beginner friendly Maths books to revisit fundamental concepts. Use an Audio Visual Study Approach. Practice solving previous years' papers and mock tests. Prepare for ... View more

568 Views Posted 8 years ago

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You can start by preparing GK, which is the largest portion in the exam and Quantitative Aptitude from RS Agarwal Book of Quants. For English, you need to read newspapers regularly and prepare vocabulary from the book named "Word Power Made Easy".
These will be good enough.

142 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Hello Navneeth,
Please check the link <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/nchmct-jee-exam-syllabus" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/nchmct-jee-exam-syllabus</a>.

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<p>It is not difficult to crack NDA exam with six months of preparation but the thing which is needed is determination, focus, and self-belief. To clear NDA exam in six months, candidates need to work really very hard. They cannot waste a single day.<strong> </strong>It is better to stay focused on the studies<strong>.</strong> Study regularly as the syllabus is vast. Atleast do self-study of four to six hours daily. Candidates must solve previous years' question papers to improve speed and accuracy. Candidates must also get themselves acquainted with the syllabus and exam pattern.</p>

133 Views Posted 3 years ago

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SET preparation Books
NCERT Books of 9th to 12th class. Mental Aptitude by Subhkamna Publications. Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by R. S. Agarwal. Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning by Arun Sharma. The SET Exam 2023 General Questions paper comprises questions from three: sections General awareness, Analytical reasoning, Quantitative and English . There are a total of 60 questions in the exam, and each question carries 1 mark. General English . Analytical and Logical. General Awareness and General Knowledge. Quantitative Aptitude.

87 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hello,
NEET is a type of competitive exam which tests your grab over the science subjects. Though the main and ordered practice should be started as soon as you enter 11th standard but you should keep on strengthening your basics. Don't think that only 2 years hardwork will fetch you results! Besides, go with the type of questions asked, every year, do practice test papers and consult renowned author's books. Moreover, you can join any good entrance coaching institution!

148 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Hello Kishan,
Well, after your board exams concentrate on preparation for entrance exams Try to solve mock test once you are prepared follow the syllabus.
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/nchmct-jee-exam-syllabus" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/nchmct-jee-exam-syllabus</a>
Best wishes.

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<p>The National Medical Commission (NMC) removed some topics from NEET syllabus in 2024. There are around nine chapters in Chemistry which have been removed. In Chemistry, these chapters or topics were removed from the units given in the table below.&nbsp;</p><table border="0" width="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tbody><tr><th><p>Units</p></th><th><p>Topics</p></th></tr><tr><td><p>Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry</p></td><td><p>General Introduction: Important and sco... View more

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Congratulations on pursuing CA and considering law as your next career option! To prepare for CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) to get into the National Law School of India, Bangalore, here are some steps you can take:
Understand the exam: CLAT is an entrance exam for undergraduate and postgraduate programs in law. It tests your aptitude in areas such as English logical reasoning, Legal Reasoning and general awareness. It's important to understand the exam format, syllabus, and marking scheme to prepare effectively. Set a study schedule: Create a study schedule that allows you to allocate enough time for both CA and CLAT preparation. T... View more

110 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hello Sachin,
Here are a few tips that you can follow to get selected in NDA.
1.Schedule your Study Plan Smartly
For better preparation, it is necessary to have a smart study plan. Here, smart study plan means to manage your time and NDA syllabus efficiently. Your preparation schedule must be well-organized so that you are able to score good marks.
2.Your Basics Should Be Clear
Firstly, do the analysis of your complete syllabus and mark the topics that require more concentration. Start preparing the topics from basics. If your basics are clear then only you are able to solve the high-level questions.
3.Health Mainte... View more

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Hello Dear, hope this will help you!
NDA Educational Qualifications - For Army Wing - Pass Certificate in 10+2 exam For Air Force and Naval Wings - Passing Certification of Class 12th exam with Physics and Mathematics. The National Defence Academy NDA is the Joint Services academy of the Indian Armed Forces, where cadets of the three services, the Army, the Navy and the Air Force train together before they go on to respective service academies for further pre-commissioning training. National Defence Academy or NDA is one of the most sought-after defence entrance exams in the country. The exam is conducted for admission to Army, Navy an... View more

365 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hi,
You should join any coaching class for Bank PO and as per me, you should pursue B.Com too.

52 Views Posted 2 years ago

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<p>It is advised that the students create a schedule based on the TN 10th syllabus and plan their preparation accordingly. It is recommended that they consult the following advice:</p><ul><li>Make short notes</li><li>Revise regularly</li><li>Solve TN 10th previous year question papers</li><li>Know the TN SSLC exam pattern</li><li>Figure out weaker areas and learn them well</li></ul><p>Note: Well it is wisely said that you cannot copy someone else's strategy so if you have some better points to gauge your preparation you can follow that.&nbsp;</... View more

506 Views Posted 8 years ago

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There are many books available in the market for DU LLB entrance exam preparation. You can use any book and coaching is up to you. If you think you need coaching then go for it.

70 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Go into a good coaching centre, and read NCERT books and self practice.

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Hello Mayuri,
Yes, you can. But you need to put a lot of efforts.
You can clear JEE Mains easily, but for JEE Advanced it is advisable to have a coaching.
You need to have a time table in which you need to make sure that you spend equal time for physics, chemistry and maths.
You need to practice a lot of problems and it is better to practice within time limits. You can refer to good books as well.
They include: NCERT for getting a clear conceptual knowledge in PCM, for physics, you can go for H. C. VERMA volume 1&2 and Arihant books. For chemistry, you can refer to P. Bahadur, O. P. Tandon books. For maths, you can go ... View more

105 Views Posted 9 years ago

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1. For Screening test: The reasoning section is easy but because to the time limit, you need to be quick. Hence, you should practice beforehand for the verbal and non-verbal reasoning section. You can find many mock test papers over the internet. The picture perception and detection test require imagination which one could not acquire by practice.
2. For Psychological Test Series: The Thematic Apperception Test requires imagination and writing skills. But due to the time limit, having a good vocabulary helps a lot.
3. Word Association Test: The words in this series are not very tough but require an average vocabulary. One should ... View more

70 Views Posted 9 years ago

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<p>The candidates are advised to prepare the Current Affairs and GK sections simultaneously. The CLAT aspirants are suggested to link the Current Events with their Static GK background.</p><p>To prepare current affairs, the candidates can read one current affairs monthly magazine. For GK part, Any General Knowledge Manual will suffice.&nbsp;</p><p>Newspapers are one of the most important resources that provide the background of the current events and link them with their legal framework.</p>

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