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There's no need for any reference books. Sample papers are available online, please go through them before attempting the entrance exam.

Hi Yashas,
As far as I know the college does not offer theatre as a subject.

The MAT or Management Aptitude Test is a national entrance test for those candidates who wish to gain admission into various MBA programs across India. The MAT examination is conducted by All India Management Association and is held four times a year during the months of February, May, September and December. Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree or be studying in the final year of a Bachelor's degree to be eligible for the MAT exam. There are many books in the market that will enable you to manage the distinctive areas Quantitative Ability, Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation and Data Sufficiency, Logical Reasoning and General K... View more

One of the essential tips is to start SSC CGL preparation plan is to understand the SSC CGL exam pattern carefully. There are 4 sections in the Tier 1 exam of SSC Combined Graduate Level Examination 2019-20, with 100 questions which account for a total of 200 marks.

<p>Follow the preparation hacks given below to do smart study and crack the exam in one month:</p><p>&bull; Stick all the required mathematical formulas and theorems near the study table so that it becomes easier to memorise them all.</p><p>&bull; Algebra, Calculus and Coordinate Geometry are the topics that have the highest weightage, prepare them well.</p><p>&bull; Brush up English grammar skills.&nbsp;</p><p>&bull; Improve vocabulary by reading articles, editorials, English newspaper, etc.</p><p>&bull; Refine General Knowledge by reading newspapers... View more

<p>The ideal month to take the &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/exams/ielts"&gt;IELTS exam&lt;/a&gt; will vary depending on several criteria, such as your degree of preparation, university or visa application deadlines, and your availability. The test should generally be scheduled two to three months ahead of any deadlines to allow for retaking if needed.</p><p>Since January, April, and September coincide nicely with university application cycles, many students choose to take the IELTS exam around these times. If you're applying for the autumn intake, for example, taking the test b... View more

<p>GATE is a national-level examination that aims to evaluate the knowledge and aptitude of candidates in preparation for admission to engineering and management programmes. The GATE Exam has three major sections: General Aptitude, Engineering Mathematics, and the Core subject the candidate has opted for. General aptitude section is common for all the papers of the GATE Examination. Candidate must know the syllabus of the General Aptitude section&nbsp; to prepare well for the examination. General Aptitude generally consists of four sections:&nbsp;</p><p>&bull; Verbal Aptitude&nbsp;</p><p>&b... View more

Hello Dear, Preparing UPSC you will find it very interesting. Do revise all the topics of History, Geography, Political Science that you have read in your school. Now come to the current affairs section. Do read some newspaper, read the important exam oriented issues. This will definitely help you to score a good mark in UPSC.

Here are some of the mock test you can go for
free - allen, fitjee, and previous year papers you will easily get it in any telegram channel. Paid-mathango and Motion arew affordable and well designed you can always go for them.

Search for last 5-year papers, it will help you a lot.
Also see: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/articles/books-to-read-for-nchmct-jee-2016-blogId-10467" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/articles/books-to-read-for-nchmct-jee-2016-blogId-10467</a>

Yes, the NCERT is a need for NEET preparation. Try answering the practise questions and example problems. They arrive in paper as-is. It will assist in boosting your self-assurance.

Hi Vaishali,
You are going from science to commerce.
Initially, it might take you some time to understand the basics of commerce, but you'll be fine.
Regular college or not, should completely be your decision.
Anyways once you clear your cpt and proceed ahead with CA course, you have to have your training which might clash from your college.
Plus your CA exams might also clash from your college exams, depending on the college where you get admitted.
However, if the doubt in your mind about joining a regular college or not has creeped up due to your decision of going with CA then it's baseless.
You can easi... View more

Hi Kriti,
Preparation is the key to doing well on the SAT. Students should start at least in ninth grade, or earlier if they are participating in a seventh grade talent search such as the Duke University TIP Talent Search. The PSAT is also written by the same SAT test makers and can count for huge scholarships in a students junior year but can be taken for practice in the ninth and tenth grade years. When students start preparing early, time is on their side. Waiting until later in high school usually results in more test anxiety and certainly less time to practice.
There are three sections on the SAT: Critical Reading, Math, and W... View more

Hi, MBA and CFA are the two different courses which have their own benefits. CFA is a professional finance course and trending too. You can go for any finance professional course which I think is a better option. You don't get much coverage by doing MBA. So CFA or FRM will the good one. Thanks.

For NDA exams, you must prepare on GK, Current affairs, reasoning & maths for the written exam. You must go through previous question papers from Competition Success Review also. For SSB interview overall personality development is required. You must focus on extempore, Group discussion, physical strengthening and other psychological tests as required for SSB interview.
All the best.

Hello Tapubrat,
I personally find MAT to be an easier exam in comparison to other MBA entrance exams.
For the preparations, go through the 9th and 10th maths. Get clear with basics. Level of difficulty of all the sections are easy. If you get to work on your speed and managing time limit. You will get through it with flying colours.

I have seen people being 35 and still cracking GMAT to get into Stanford GSB. And you are just 18. Look for your current career prospectives. Complete your graduation with a good percentage. Build your resume am enough to stand out and to note building resumes means not just anything but things such sun help you to stand in a clear apart and would help highlighting the same in your profile. Then try to analyse why are you willing to give GMAT. The ifs and buts to follow. And for MBA in Harvard alike you need to have a minimum work experience of about 5yrs+. So you have got a lot of time in hand. Preparation hardly takes 6 months if you are... View more

Hi,
I would suggest you not to practice a topic for more times if your concept in that particular topic is clear, you should practice more questions on the topics were you are weak or you take more time than the required time, I will also suggest you to keep track of your problem solving time to check that you do not consume more time. Start taking a mock a week and analyze it. You would have covered most of the basics through it. Therefore, from you should, take 2 mocks a week and analyze them. If a particular topic proves to be troublesome, start with a clean slate again. Do not hesitate to go back to the basics if the mocks signal ... View more

General Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Quants, Virtual Ability, GK, etc.

You should revise it at least 2 times.

Since,You have one year remaining with you, if you want to prepare for CAT side by side BTech, You can opt for two things, Either take CAT coachings, if you can't do that now, then start reading about Current affairs and General Knowledge, preferable books, Manorama Yearbook, Pratiyogita Darpan, Competition Success, Front line Magazine, India Today.

Hello Rahul,
In your first year, you would be studying the basics of physics, chemistry, maths and the other subjects related to your branch.
So you would not be able to prepare for GRE as the questions are highly technical and related to your branch.
It will be ideal to prepare for GRE from the second year.

Hi Sagar,
Please refer to the link below:
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<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam</a>.

go for council you'll get a government college

Check below the list of books that help in the preparation for ESE/IES ECE Exam:
1- Network Analysis by Van Valkenburg and Chakrabarti.
2- Electromagnetic Waves &amp; Radiating Systems by Jardon &amp; Balmain and JD Kraus.
3- Integrated Circuits by K. R. Botkar.
4- Op. Amps &amp; Linear Integrated Circuit by Gayakwad.
5- Digital Logic &amp; Computer Design by Morris Mano.
6- Automatic Control System by Benjamin C. Kuo and B. S Make
7- Control System engineering. By I. G. Nagrath &amp; M. Goal
8- Principle of Communication System by Taub &amp; Schilling, J. B Gupta, and A. Bruu Ca... View more

TSICET mock test is a simulation of the actual exam. Questions, syllabus, test structure, and pattern are similar to the actual exam. However, the score of the TSICET mock test will not affect the Telangana MBA Admission process. Mock test only helps in practicing and revision of the questions. Candidates taking the mock test will not require login credentials. While the actual exam will require the candidates to enter the login credentials. While the actual exam score will be considered for MBA Admission. Candidates are shortlisted for the counselling process based on the actual score.

If you want to pursue engineering from premier engineering colleges like IITs and NITs. I would advice you to go for IIT preparation as it will also cover the portion of the studies covered at local coaching.
All the best.

Hi Sonam,
Yes, you can directly apply for the intermediate level because as per the direct entry scheme, students who are graduates/ postgraduates in commerce secured an aggregate of minimum 55% of the total marks or its equivalent and graduates and postgraduates from any other stream with 60% or more average are eligible for Direct Entry Scheme. Candidates eligible for Direct Entry Scheme can register for CA Intermediate course, and complete one month course on ICITSS. Thereafter, they can join 3 years article ship under a practising Chartered Accountant. On completion of 9 months of article ship, the direct entry candidate is eligib... View more

You should download PDFs and study monthly and weekly current affairs and business affairs of last 6-8 months.

You need to be very thorough with the NCERTs of standard 11th and 12th. Apart from that, you need to develop your MCQ solving skills. You need to solve as many as MCQs as you can.