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<p>You can prepare in four months when have a basic understanding of all the topics covered in the JEE Main syllabus. A four month plan can be prepared with 1 month each for Physics, Chemistry, Maths and solving previous year/mock papers.</p><p> </p>
<p>You need to have 6-12 months of time for an effective preparation. Identify the strong and weak areas and accordingly study those topics. Finally, revise your entire preparation and sample papers as many as you can for good NIMCET score. The first step to the preparation of NIMCET is to get familiar with the exam pattern. Start with learning the basic concepts of each subject asked in the exam. NIMCET syllabus includes up to Class XII level Mathematics, Logical Reasoning, Computer, and English. Start taking mocks tests as soon you complete your syllabus. Mock tests and previous years questions papers are very important to make you... View more
<p>CA Intermediate is tougher than CA Foundation, so preparation strategy can be same but has to be more focused. Here’s how you can prepare for CA Intermediate.</p><p><strong>Know CA Intermediate syllabus and exam pattern</strong></p><ul><li>Check syllabus and paper-wise topics included in the course level.</li><li>Understand the weightage of each subject and marking scheme</li></ul><p><strong>Make a time table for CA Intermediate preparation</strong></p><ul><li>Divide the time paper-wise.</li><li>Allocate time for... View more
The best books to prepare for IIT-JEE exam are-
Maths- RD Sharma and RS Aggarwal
Physics- HC Verma and SL Arora
Chemistry-NCERT and OP Tandon
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Read daily newspapers and the crime reports or other civil cases appearing in them. Try and identify the respective legal provisions governing them. Understand some citizen-oriented Laws, like RTI, Consumer Grievance Redressal, Prevention of sexual harassment at work Places, Prevention of atrocities against children, etc. These laws are relatively small texts. Try to read and understand them, and when the chance arises, try drafting petitions and appeal against lower forum decisions.
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Given below tips on cracking XAT in one month can be followed by candidates to get good XAT Result 2023. Make a Daily Planner: To start with, first and foremost candidates need to make a daily planner. Check the XAT 2023 syllabus and divide the topics to be covered. Set a time schedule of devoting two hours each to all four sections. Focus on Strong Areas: candidates should not make haste in studying the whole syllabus. They should calmly go through the syllabus and highlight the topics they are familiar with. Mark the strong topics and lay emphasis on them. Do not cram the sub-topics/ methods/ equations/ formulas just for the sake of givi... View more
Hi Manish, for any entrance exam the trick is to look at the syllabus. Once you know the syllabus, your entire preparation has to be only in that direction and nothing over and above that. As students or law aspirants, one wants to read everything that is there and score good grades but that's one things which is a deal breaker. I have written an article on how to prepare for law entrance exams and the link to that is:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/law-entrance-exam-preparation-woes-blogId-19583" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/law-entrance-exam-preparation-woes-blogId-... View more
<p>For a better performence in CG Board 12th exam, the students need to cover the entire syllabus. Apart from covering the syllabus, the students should also practice the CGBSE 12th sample question paper and previous year's question papers. However, for an ideal preparation, if you are not up to the mark and only have month or two to prepare for the exam, these tips might benefit you.</p><p>During this one/two month, you should dedicate 8-9 hours daily for your preparation. Firstly, make a suitable time table as per the syllabus and try to cover the entire syllabus. Clear the doubts with teachers. Solve sample questions p... View more
How to prepare for SET (Symbiosis) 2018:
STEP 1: KNOW ALL ABOUT YOUR EXAM (Exam Pattern)
STEP 2: CREATE A STUDY TIME TABLE
STEP 3: CHOOSE THE CHAPTERS TO STUDY IN RIGHT ORDER- Focus on your strengths and improve on your weaknesses. STEP 4: PREPARE, MASTER AND REVISE
Some popular books you can refer to for preparation of the SET exam are mentioned below:
1) CBSE UGC NET/SET/JRF - Paper 1: Teaching and Research Aptitude by KVS Madaan
2) Trueman's UGC NET/SET General Paper Iby M. Gagan and Sajit Kumar
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Hi Saif!
I believe you are looking for tips on preparation for IIMC (Indian Institute of Mass Communication) entrance exam. For the same, I would say that a comprehensive plan in studies will help you reach your target. The time table for the study plan should be in tune with your daily needs and schedule. As far as the preparation is concerned, I would suggest you to spend quality time everyday at reading journals, magazines, newspapers, etc. And for GK, you can refer Competition Success Review for updates on current affairs. You may also refer the following books:
Arihant Mass Communication Journalism Entrance Examination
Mas... View more
<p>It is recommended that candidates devote their BITSAT preparation to revision. Candidates who consistently review for the exam will be less likely to forget the material they have already studied. Regular revision helps applicants review key concepts and subjects so they can recall them easily during the test. This is one of the main benefits of revision. Candidates will be better able to obtain the scores required for admission to their desired campus and course if they regularly revise.</p>
<p>Hi Aashi,</p><p>The IIMC paper has<strong> 50% marks for Current Affairs</strong>, and <strong>50% for English</strong>. 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 ener... View more
<p>If you're applying for the Florida Institute of Technology, then IELTS is essential. It is said that IELTS Reading and writing is one of the most difficult sections in the IELTS exam. You can check out our IELTS<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/exams/listening-tips-for-ielts-preparation"> Reading</a> Tips IELTS preparation and achieve your IELTS band scores. Also, the IELTS Listening section is a high-scoring section. With the right action, you can increase your chance of scoring well in this section and improve your overall IELTS band score. Check out the <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/s... View more
Hi Ragini, to prepare simultaneously first know the complete syllabi and subjects of each exam. Compare both, a lot of common subjects will be covered. The odd subjects can be dealt with additional time. You have to prepare your study schedule accordingly. It is recommended that you divide the time equally between your 12th boards and medical entrance exam. After each topic always revise. Follow the popular study and test materials. , Previous year question papers are highly recommended, it is a good practice to also learn time management while practicing with previous year question papers. Focus on your weaker areas, if required devote so... View more
<p>Your study and dedication matters.<br>You can definately crack CLAT Exam with dedication.</p>
<p>Effective revision for CLAT and performing better in mock tests require a strategic approach that involves reinforcing your knowledge, improving time management, and optimizing your exam-taking strategy. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you prepare efficiently:</p><p>1. Revision Strategy for CLAT:</p><p>a. Set a Revision Schedule<br>b. Focus on Key Concepts<br>c. Make Summary Notes<br>d. Practice Previous Year Papers<br>e. Focus on Current Affairs Regularly</p><p>2. How to Perform Better in Mock Tests:</p><p>a. Start with Simpler Mocks and Build Up<br>... View more
I would just consider previous year scores
With 205 marks in JEE M Paper - 2
And 96% in boards
The normalised score came out to be 225.96
Which gave a rank of 2625
Getting a score of 274 in JEE M Paper-2
And 96.6% marks gave normalised score of 272.80
And a rank of 117. Now the last year cut off rank in SPA Delhi is somewhere around 930, to get that rank a normalised score of 250 would have been enough. As from this year Boards marks won't be considered, this would lead to increment in raw JEE marks. So I think 270 would be a good score to get into one of the most reputed institutions of architecture and believe... View more
Hi!
You can refer to these links:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/prep-tips-for-nid-entrance-exam-2017-blogId-11701" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/prep-tips-for-nid-entrance-exam-2017-blogId-11701</a>
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/design/articles/nid-dat-topper-admit-kumar-shares-prep-tips-for-nid-dat-prelims-blogId-14331" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/design/articles/nid-dat-topper-admit-kumar-shares-prep-tips-for-nid-dat-prelims-blogId-14331</a>.
Hi there, According to my suggestion, if you understand and solve NCERT, only that's enough for COMEDK examination, as most of the questions especially in physics and chemistry are very basic, and you can easily solve them and score marks, Questions are of objective type, you have to answer 180 questions in 180 minds (60 questions from each section.)
<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. The Engineering mathematics syllabus is almost same for every paper however, in some paper some topics may be added or removed from the given syllabus as per the requirement of the specific subject. The topics covered under the GATE Engineering Mathematics syllabus are as follows:</p><p>• Linear Algebra ... View more
<p>The Communication Ability section of the TSICET exam has four sub-sections. These sub-sections compile to fetch 50 questions. The division of topics with weightage under the Communication Ability is as follows:</p><ul><li>Vocabulary: 10</li><li>Business and Computer Terminology: 10</li><li>Functional Grammar: 15</li><li>Reading Comprehension: 15</li></ul><p>With respect to the question weight, 60 per cent of the questions in the Communication Ability section are based on Functional Grammar and Reading Comprehension. While the remaining 40 per cent is fetched b... View more
<p>Scoring good marks in the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) requires a strategic and disciplined approach. The exam is competitive and tests your proficiency in various areas, so excelling in it demands consistent effort, time management, and focus. Here are some key tips on how to score well in CLAT:</p><ul><li>Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus</li><li>Create a Study Plan</li><li>Strengthen Core Areas</li><li>Focus on Current Affairs & General Knowledge</li><li>Take Mock Tests Regularly</li><li>Improve Speed and Accuracy</li><li&g... View more