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If you are in first year of your engineering, then after going in second year, you should start studying. Syllabus for GATE is all subjects of second, third and fourth year. You have to make hard work from 2nd year engineering by concentrating on minor points.

Here are the qualities required to become a RJ:
1. CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION,
2. AWARENESS AND KNOWLEDGE,
3. COMMAND OVER LANGUAGE,
4. SENSE OF HUMOR

<p>For a better preparation of CGBSE 10th exams, the students should not only cover the entire syllabus, but also practice the previous years question papers. They can download it from this page and solve them regularly. It will help them understand the actual exam pattern, type and level of questions asked in the exam. Moreover, if the student practice it in exam like condition, his/her time management skill &amp; confidence level will also boost.</p>

The Joint Admission Test for M.Sc (JAM) is an admission test to Master of Science (M.Sc) and other post-graduate science programmes at the Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institute of Science, Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISERs) and other institutes.
This exam is mainly for candidates who want to pursue M.Sc courses and other science programmes. If you want to become an engineer you should apply for JEE Mains and then JEE Advanced to secure admission in top engineering institutions in India. Regards.

Selecting the right books is of utmost importance to clearing the OJEE exam. Here is a list of important books for OJEE:
1. Verbal Reasoning: A Pearson Guide to Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning, written by Nishit K. Sinha
2. Comprehension: How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension ( for CAT written by Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay
3. Grammar: High School English Grammar and Composition of Wren and Martin
4. Quantitative Techniques: Quantitative Aptitude for All Competitive Examinations written by Abhijit Guha
5. Reasoning: A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by famous author R. S. Aggarwal... View more

<p>AIIMS Paramedical syllabus is based on the course curriculum that students have learned in classes 11 and 12. In order to prepare for the AIIMS Paramedical exam, a candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in class 12. Important topics from each subjects are mentioned below</p><p>Physics</p><ul><li>Current Electricity</li><li>Electromagnetic Induction</li><li>Electronic Devices</li><li>Alternating Current</li><li>Atoms and Nuclei</li><li>Communication Systems</li><li>Electromagnetic Waves</li><li>Op... View more

The coaching class doesn't matter. I think a coaching class will only teach how to rate a topic rather than how to study the topic. So, always remember the student from Akash, Bansal, PACE, ALLEN, etc. never wins the Nobel or Barat Ratna prize because they have studied only JEE or boards.

<p>Students can easily prepare for the JEE Main exam in one year. If students start preparing for JEE while in class 11, they should clear it along with the class 12 boards. NCERT books are the best resource to begin your preparation. Solve previous year papers to understand the difficulty level of exam.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

Yes, it is enough, because it is not so difficult than other competitive exam.

CLAT LLM Books To Follow:-
Study Package for CLAT & LLM Entrance Examinations by A.P Bhardwaj
Guide to Common Law Admission Test by Hema Raman
LLM entrance exam guide by Asian books private ltd
Comprehensive Book of English Grammar by Dr. B. B. Jain
Common Law Admission Test CLAT (Guide) by Rph Editorial Board
Common Law Admission Test by Lal and Mishra

<p>The NCHMCT JEE syllabus&nbsp; does not remain exact same every year. The syllabus has a core structure but includes minor revisions on regular intervals.</p><ul><li style="list-style-type: none;">&nbsp;</li></ul><p>For instance, the weightage of topics within each section or the level of difficulty of questions might undergo minor revisions and alterations from year to year. Also, few topics are added or removed from syllabus to perform minor changes as according to the need.</p>

<p>Yes, one can prepare for the LSAT India in one month with the right approach. The following expert advice may help you prepare for the LSAT in one month: 1. The Reading Comprehension section carries 24 questions, which are to be completed in 35 minutes. For this section, you can focus on vocabulary and limit the time spent on passages. 2. You can score well in logical reasoning and analytical reasoning by practicing mock tests. 3. The reasoning section is important as well as challenging. You should devote more time to this section in a month. 4. Practice mental calculations to improve your speed when answering data analysis quest... View more

If you want to crack UPSC CSE and you are serious for that then don't go for any other courses after graduation because it doesn't matter. You should continue preparation for the exam only.

Hello,
It's really great that you are concerned about your future from the 1st year only. You can start preparing for GATE from now only by making your concepts clear on each topic of your field, it's really helpful for you.
Best of luck.

To apply for the post of a Basic Shiksha Adhikari (BSA), the minimum qualification that you need to have is a post-graduate degree (either a M.A. Or M.Sc. Therefore you will be able to apply after only after you complete your M.Sc. Programme.

<p>Difficulty level is subjective. Based on past trends, the exam is easy to moderate. &nbsp;Students can prepare well for exam with strong preparation techniques and consistent practice and revision.&nbsp;</p>

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Devote the entire last month to practicing mock tests and in revision. Practice mock tests and solve previous year's OJEE question papers to understand the type of questions that will be asked in the OJEE exam. Mock tests at the same time will increase your speed and accuracy. OJE is a time-based exam. The six-month preparation strategy for OJEE must include monthly plans, weekly plans as well as daily plans. The OJEE syllabus includes Quantitative Techniques, Verbal Reasoning and Comprehension, Analytical and Logical Reasoning and General Awareness and Business Fundamentals.

There is a lot of job scope in designing field, but you need to pursue some course related to designing after that, you will become eligible for high paying designing jobs.

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There are a lot of solved question banks for NATA and JEE Paper 2 exams, that would be helpful for you, more than this the sketching ability improvement would be a great addition for these exams.

Handling any exam requires proper studying and it takes a lot of hard work for candidates to clear an entrance exam with flying colours. However, going through some tips and tricks to pass an entrance exam not only benefit the preparation but also reduces stress levels in candidates. Please refer to the link provided below where important preparation strategies are given to prepare for M.Sc entrance exams.
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/how-to-prepare-for-top-msc-entrance-exams-blogId-13489" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/how-to-prepare-for-top-msc-entrance-exam... View more

<p>Important chapters for JEE Advanced Chemistry are : Chemical Kinetics. Transition Elements (d and f block) s-block Elements. Chemical Bonding And Molecular Structure. Some Basic Principles Of Organic Chemistry. P-block Elements. Coordination Compounds. Chemical Thermodynamics.&nbsp;However, candidates must complete the entire syllabus to score good marks in the exam to get top college and course.</p>

Some tips you can use for preparation of entrance exams are as follows: Solve previous years’ question papers, use reference books, join a coaching institute, and [prepare for the interview round (if applicable).

No, you are not late, as most of the students prepare from 3rd year but you have to be more accurate and prepare well according to the syllabus. Be positive and always prepare calmly.

Hi Akira,
The IIMC paper has 50% marks for current affairs, and 50% for English. For the first section, be abreast of last 6-month news; The top scams, the schemes which government undertook, etc. Even organisations or people that have been in news recently, and what for. Go through last 2 year papers to get an idea. You can also refer to Manorama yearbook for the current affairs. You'll also have to attempt one opinion based question out of 5 wherein you will have to write an article. Have a viewpoint on some of the most burning debates, like nuclear energy, minority issues in India or women safety are some important ones that you sho... View more

PMAT broadly has two test sections- Quantitative Ability and Verbal Ability. You need to focus on section wise topics, solve mock tests. Your preparation level and scores are well reflected through your mock tests. There is no section wise time limit of the test, hence you have to be careful about the time management factor. Divide the time wisely between the two sections while solving mocks. Allot time to each section and save the last 15 minutes for revision. Follow the same through the last week and on the test day.
The most important thing you must remember is not to burden your mind with the exam day stress. Keep calm and be confi... View more

H K Malik for Physics
Van Bulcenberg for Network Analysis and Synthesis

<p>The NMIMS NPAT exam's Quantitative &amp; Numerical Ability part evaluates candidates' mathematical proficiency. Some highly recommended publications for the NPAT Quantitative &amp; Numerical Ability part are available for candidates to peruse: RS Aggarwal's Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations and Arihant Publications' Fast Track Objective Arithmetic Abhijit Guha's book Quantitative Ability for Competitive Exams M Tyra's Enchanted Book on Accelerated Maths NCERT Mathematics Class IX to XII: The Pearson Guide to Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Exams</p>

While doing your UG you can start preparing for CAT & other exams. You can solve aptitude questions, prepare for vocabulary, read more and more newspapers, improve your communication skills & interview skills, learn how to appear in gd.
Make time table and divide the preparation for each section of paper.
Good Luck.

Most important topics to focus on while preparing for B.Arch exams. It has 2 parts.
Part 1 being Mathematics & General Aptitude
Part 2 being Drawing test
Part 1 Consists of - MATHEMATICS
Algebra: Definitions of A. P. and G.P.; General term; Summation of first n-terms of series. Arithmetic/Geometric series, A.M., G.M. and their relation; Infinite G.P. series and its sum.
Logarithms: Definition; General properties; Change of base.
Matrices: Concepts of m x n (m 3, n 3) real matrices, operations of addition, scalar multiplication and
multiplication of matrices. Transpose of a matrix. Determinant of a square mat... View more

<p>Several factors, such as your history, aptitude, degree of preparation, and familiarity with the exam structure, might affect how challenging the SRCC GBO exam is. The question is meant to evaluate a candidate's aptitude for problem-solving, language, and commercial savvy. To pass the SRCC GBO exam, one must have a well-thought-out study plan, dedicate themselves to the process, and practise frequently. Your success will be greatly influenced by having a strong conceptual foundation, being familiar with the material, and comprehending how the exam is structured. Regular practice with PYQs, sample papers, and mock exams can help yo... View more