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You have good marks in JEE. You can get government colleges of your state it's better to try once in the state-level counselling. Taking drop is not a good option because to get NIT, you must have 75 percentage in 12th so if you take a drop, then also you will not get any NIT software scoring good marks so if you take a drop, you should also try for improvement in board exam, then it will be beneficial.

Better, you join best GATE coaching like made easy and read good books.

For GATE preparation the only institute is MADE EASY and it is excellent.

The IBPS released the notification for the exam in the July-August month. There is enough time to prepare for the exam. As you asked about the percentage, there is no limitation of the required percentage. You can appear for the exam if you have completed the graduation degree. It does not matters what is your percentage.
Your age should be between 20 to 30 years old.
If you fulfill the age limit criteria then you can apply for the IBPS exams in 2018.
Know more about IBPS PO results for the prelims exam held in October month.
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Hi Aashish,
First of all, you should check of all the options that you have in your hand. If you are devoted towards IIT and you think you can do it, then you should take a drop but remember drop is really frustrating so you should have enough to manage with it. Another factor affecting it is that it has to based on your this year marks. If you score around the cut-off so you can try but you have to prepare yourself to get around 200 marks. If you think that you can get then only you should take a drop otherwise you can go for good private colleges by which you will be saving around 3 lakhs which you are going to spend in Kota and mos... View more

It is a very good option and the most easiest way to get selected in PSUs. You just have to give a year with full dedication. The next year, you will see yourself in top firms.
Apart from this, you can even go for higher studies like M.Tech as it helps to open lots of career opportunities.

<p>Hello AJ, it's very nice to hear that you have cleared JEE Mains with 81 percentile. This in itself is an indication that you have understood the concepts of the subjects for which you appeared for this exam. In JEE advanced the questions are invariably unique and unless the student is well versed with the logic and the concept of the subject it staff to answer any question. The best way to prepare for JEE advanced is to go through the subject and think it in the mind if you have understood the concept of that topic or chapter or that particular segment of the syllabus. Do not try to mug up or learn by heart anything as it's not g... View more

Hi Riya,
Yes, you can apply for admission. But keep one thing in mind that you can't pursue two degree courses at the same time. So, if you get a college, then leave the previous one.
Best of luck.

You can start for IELTS anytime, there are many resources online which can provide you right guidance. For a better score, please make sure you invest more time in practicing sample questions before exam.

Hello,
Generally, 4-6 months of dedicated preparation is considered and should suffice for one to crack CAT. And, your English is weak, you need to daily put in efforts to improve it. Read the newspapers (especially the editorial columns), books like "Word Power Made Easy" to improve vocabulary, sites/apps for handy practice, English movies/serials (with subtitles), etc. Also, try to convers ate with people more in English to improve your diction and accent. All the best.

Hello Adnan Ahmed, you can get the information by clicking on the link below
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Hope this Helps! All the Best!

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Hello,
For Pumba, the cutoff varies from year to year but try to score 95+percentile to be in safe region. I am providing you the link for the books. <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://insideiim.com/15-must-read-books-for-cat-preparation/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://insideiim.com/15-must-read-books-for-cat-preparation/</a>.

Hello dear, Follow the syllabus and exam pattern ofMU OET: If you don't want to engage yourself in a wild goose chase, follow the syllabus and exam pattern ofMU OET. Make apreparationstrategy: Decide which topics needs to be taken up first and on time allotment. Remember, you have to make extra time for the difficult topics. Best wishes for your brighter career.

Hello dear, Follow the syllabus and exam pattern ofMU OET: If you don't want to engage yourself in a wild goose chase, follow the syllabus and exam pattern ofMU OET. Make apreparationstrategy: Decide which topics needs to be taken up first and on time allotment. Remember, you have to make extra time for the difficult topics.

You first have to clear JEE Mains exam and then only, if qualified in mains, you'll be able to give JEE Advanced exam. In this exam, you have to be in top 600 AIR to book your seat in IIT.
Refer good books, be regular in studies and most important, don't give a damn what others think.
All the best.

Hi there, That would totally be your choice to take a drop or not. Also, if you can prepare within a month, then you need not take a drop.

There is no one answer to this. As you already know the course for CAT is not that difficult. CAT tests your speed and accuracy. Hence you need to practice a lot. Whichever coaching class provides you more practice materials and more tests, I would recommend that you join that.

Basically, there are 3 sections in CAT exam - verbal ability, DILR, Quants.
Verbal ability-
Start reading newspaper daily to increase your reading speed and grasping power. Don't miss out the editorial page. Do proper analysis of articles on editorial page. Try to make summary of articles that you read para by para. However, reading newspaper won't be sufficient. Start solving RCs on a regular basis with proper analysis.
DILR-
This is one of the toughest section especially from previous 2-3 years. Not only it is tough but it also checks how quick your senses are and how good you are in selecting the sets. Therefore, the b... View more

Books for CAT preparation are good for CMAT preparation-
Language Comprehension
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for CAT by Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay-
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for the CAT by Nishit K. Sinha-
Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension; by Ajay Singh-
Some good books to build vocabulary -
Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis
Barron Pocket Guide to Vocabulary
Quantitative Techniques and Data Interpretation
How to prepare for Data Interpretation for CAT by Arun Sharma-
Quantitative Aptitude; by R. S. Aggarwal.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Yes, you are eligible for both the above U. P. S. C. exams based on your educational qualification as the required qualification for these examination is that student must have completed your Bachelor degree course with any stream from a recognised university. UPSC exam only required graduation. If you completed graduation then you are eligible for it. But you have to study for it in full determination Beacuse its not like a cakewalks. Every one is eligible for UPSC-CSE, they only demand graduation. So As per the eligibility criteria, any candidates who have appeared or are appearing in final year degree ex... View more

<p>CDS stands for Combined Defence Services exam. It is a national-level examination held annually to recruit eligible young individuals for various armed forces throughout India. This exam provides individuals with a great opportunity who dream of serving the nation by part of being in the armed forces.<br>UPSC CDS exam&nbsp;is conducted to select candidates in the following armed forces:</p><ul><li>Indian Army</li><li>Indian Navy</li><li>Indian Airforce</li><li>Naval Academy</li><li>Officers Training Academy<br><br>FOR CDS 2023 -</li></... View more

you have greater chance for candidature in IBPS . The minimum eligibility for IBPS is graduation in any field . you have completed BBA you must go for PO (Probationary officer ) or clerk post for banks. you can take classes for it . good luck

I think you should give your one year for the preparation of IIT. You should join any good coaching and work hard for it. Give your best shot in next year's JEE. Try to solve Books like Cengage, HC Verma, DC Pandey, etc. for best output.

You can apply for CAT this year. Its application forms will be out in the month of August-September. You need to score a good percentile in CAT to get eligible for top B-Schools of India. CAT 2018 will be conducted in the last week of November and the first week of December. Apart from this, you can apply for other MBA entrance exams like IIFT NMAT, CMAT XAT and SNAP. You can refer to the below link for various exam dates:
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Check out the article below for details:
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You should read a good newspaper like The Hindu regularly and you can also read a monthly magazine like Pratiyogita Darpan. That will definitely cover the current affairs section and most of the questions in CLAT come for current affairs only.

<p>If you have completed a B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce) degree and a B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) degree, you can pursue a career as a TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) in Mathematics. Here's a general pathway to becoming a TGT Maths:</p><p>1. Complete a B.Com degree: Begin by earning a Bachelor's degree in Commerce (B.Com) from arecogniseduniversity. This degree provides a foundation in commerce and related subjects.</p><p>2. Pursue a B.Ed degree: After completing your B.Com, pursue a B.Ed degree in Mathematics. Thisprogrammefocuses on developing teaching skills and pedagogy related to mathematics. Ensure that t... View more