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Some important CAT preparation tips are mentioned below:
1) Build your Basics
2) Solve Practice questions & Sectional Mocks
3) Overcome the weaknesses
4) Find out more than one way to solve questions
5) Devote equal time for preparation on all 3 CAT sections
CAT 2018: Simple tips to optimize exam preparation: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/cat-2016-simple-tips-to-optimize-exam-preparation-blogId-13034" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/cat-2016-simple-tips-to-optimize-exam-preparation-blogId-13034</a>.

Stay updated with current affairs. Solve 10-12 questions of logical reasoning and quantitative aptitude on a daily basis. Fourth section will be Verbal aptitude and for that, you need to brush up your skills.
All the best.

<p>Covering MAT syllabus and scoring good in the examination in six months is not impossible and can be achieved with consistency. Candidates should keep these things in mind during their preparation:&nbsp;</p><p>&bull; Be familiar with the syllabus: Spend time in analysing the syllabus and list them all to make sure you don't go out of syllabus or skip something.</p><p>&bull; Time management: although their is no boundry for sectional time spending, Candidates should make sure to give time based tests so that they don't end up spending majority of time on one section.&nbsp;</p><p>&... View more

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If you want to crack BITSAT, then you see all the previous year papers and mainly focus on Science.

Hi Sharon,
In the first month, you should revise the syllabus every week and in the second month, take at least 3 mock tests a week. Try to cover all the important chapters in the first month and in the second month make it possible by finishing those in mock tests.

As we all know that the difficulty level of UGC NET 2018 is very high. To get sure shot success in this exam, you must be highly passionate and dedicated towards your studies.
1. First of all, analyze the complete syllabus of UGC NET exam. Do not skip any topic.
2. Then get the complete knowledge of exam pattern.
3. Start the preparation with Paper-1 syllabus because it is simpler than the Paper 2. You must finish it as soon as you can.
4. Always prefer good books which are recommended by the experts to prepare well for the exam.
5. Make short notes for last time revision.
6. Manage time properly. Give time to... View more

To prepare for WBJEE 2019, a candidate should pen down a well-defined preparation strategy. A combination of knowledge about WBJEE exam pattern and syllabus, hard work, dedication and time management will help students taste the sweetness of a good result. Many experts and teachers advise to work hard regularly and consistently. To prepare for WBJEE 2019, a compilation of tips by are given below. Conceptual Clarity-Clear all the basic concepts of all the chapters. Take mock tests and solve previous year questions. Improve your concentration and Application skills. Study with patience and attention.
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Here is a little bit of theory in this book meant for quick revision. The problems are divided topic wise and are of various difficulty levels. This book is surely recommended for you if you want to master JEE organic chemistry.
If you want a book for theory purpose then O.P Tandon is certainly better.
For being a Master in problem-solving, you can buy JEE Tablet By Nirmal Singh (Part 1 and 2).

Try to cover the entire 11th and 12th NCERT syllabus for your exam. Try to bifurcate your time equally among all subjects. Instead of focusing on a single subject, try to prepare all subjects. Decide a time limit and try to finish all your subjects before that time. Practice online mock test also.

Best books are
-Arihant's UGC NET Geography (Rs. 520)
-Indian and World Geography (Rs. 374)
You can get them on discount or at cheap prices also.

Hi Vishal Kumar, With a Masters in Geography, you may choose to consider teaching for which you will have to complete a teacher training course like a B.Ed. Or appear for the UGC NET Exams for lectureship. Other options are tourism, ticketing etc. All these have a natural extension to geography. The best would be to study Geographic Information Systems popularly known as GIS which is a rapidly growing technological field for resource planning and management. Preparing for UPSC will be totally your call as Union Public Service Commission UPSC is India's central agency authorized to conduct examinations for recruitment to Civil Services, Eng... View more

<p>No questions are technically 'mandatory' in XAT, but there's a crucial catch. You get penalized with negative marking if you leave&nbsp;<strong>more than 8 questions unattempted</strong>&nbsp;across the main sections (Verbal, DM, and Quant).</p><p>So, the real strategy isn't just about accuracy; it's about making smart attempts to avoid this penalty. Mastering this balancing act is exactly the kind of strategic thinking that top B-schools like&nbsp;&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/college/gibs-business-school-bangalore-46745?rf=searchWidget&amp;landing=ilp&amp;isource=csearch... View more

<p>One should attempt only one XAT mock test in a day. A full length XAT mock test is of three hours. After which you will have to spend some time analyzing your performance and revisiting problem areas. About 4-5 hours will be spent in this and you mind will already be exhausted. Thus, best is to do some revision for the rest of study time and pick up another mock test next day or later.</p>

Start with basic maths specially 9th and 10th standard. Refer some good CAT preparation books like:
Arun Sharma - How to prepare for Quantitative Ability for CAT published by Tata McGraw Hill
Nishit Sinha - The Pearson Guide to Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning
Trishna's - Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning
Prepare regularly and do join a good test series to evaluate your performance. Along with this do join a good test series to evaluate your performance and comparison with other CAT aspirants.

Yes, you can apply with these grades. Make sure you get 6.5 band in all four modules in IELTS.

<p>Absolutely! In the final week, it's less about learning new topics and all about perfecting your strategy.</p><p>Solving past XAT papers is the best way to get into the "exam zone." It helps you master time management, build stamina for the full duration, and get comfortable with the unique Decision Making section. Think of it as the final dress rehearsal. This kind of focused preparation is exactly what helps successful candidates crack the exam and secure admission into top B-schools like&nbsp;&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/college/gibs-business-school-bangalore-46745?rf=searchWidget&a... View more

<p>The&nbsp;<strong>XAT exam syllabus&nbsp;</strong>includes Verbal &amp; Logical Ability, Quantitative Ability &amp; Data Interpretation and General Knowledge.&nbsp;</p><p>There is a lot of free content available online as well as offline.A variety of books avaiable for each section.Students are advised to start their study early as they want to cover syllabus by self-study and must go through the syllabus once so that they can get an idea of how to prepare and which topics are important and carry more marks.&nbsp;</p><h3><strong>Best books for XAT: Quantitative Aptit... View more

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Hello Shyam,
Arun Sharma's book named "How to prepare for Data Interpretation for CAT?” and “How to prepare for Logical Reasoning for CAT?" are the best ones for learning whole concepts gradually from basic to advance level.

You should start preparing from the 2nd year, keep note of basic concepts. Keep revising the concepts and applications of the same. Mostly you will get application based problems. You can join a coaching in 3rd year to get some study material and revising your concepts.

Hi,
Some popular ones are mentioned below:
For GRE follow ETS: GRE The Official Guide to the Revised General Test, Kaplan's GRE Premier and Barron's GRE. A number of practice tests are available online. For TOEFL : Official Guide To The TOEFL by ETS, Cambridge Preparation for the TOEFL Test etc. For IELTS The Official Cambridge Guide to IELTS Official IELTS Practice Materials (1 and 2) by British Council
Cambridge ESOL
IDP: IELTS Australia and so on.

CAT analyses the skills of the aspirant in four sections: Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability, Logical &amp; Analytical Reasoning and Data Interpretation. It is also a test of time management. A detailed CAT syllabus is mentioned at the link provided below:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat/syllabus" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat/syllabus</a>
Regards.

Join made easy or vani institute or any good coaching centre and do work hard buddy. Plz also refer to previous year question papers and problem solving analytics

No, there is no percentage criteria. After clearing ESE you can get CPWD.

Yes, a Master of Laws LL. M. degree is valid for law practice, and it can enhance your knowledge and skills in a particular area of law. In many jurisdictions, a law degree LL.B. Or JD) is a prerequisite to practice law, and an LL. M. can provide additional specialised knowledge and expertise to help lawyers stand out in their field. However, the specific requirements for practicing law vary by country and jurisdiction, so it's important to research the legal requirements where you plan to practice.

<p><span dir="ltr">Candidates can improve in Quantitative Skills by identifying weak areas, and reviewing the basic concepts. One must seek mentorship and invest in good study material.</span></p>

Take mock tests as much as possible. This will help you with your preparation. You can join a coaching institute if you need. Practice as much as possible.
Here are some websites which may help you:
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You can go for Chandresh Agarwal or Meena Uphadhay books.

Dear Shivam,
Can you share your academic records with us for assistance purpose?