Filters
Showing 10715 results for "CEED preparation"
<p>Hi, the basic educational eligibility for both of these exams is a Graduate degree from a recognised university. Without Graduation degree, you cannot appear in either SSC CGL or CDS.</p><p>For preparation of both these exams please refer:</p><p>SSC CGL Preparation - https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ssc-cgl-exam-preparation</p><p>CDS Exam Preparation - https://www.shiksha.com/exams/cds-exam-preparation</p>
Yes, to a large extent, the syllabus is common. However, the format could be different. In my view you should focus on your B.Tech and only start preparing for MBA open test in your forth year. A sincere effort of 3 to 4 months is enough for open tests. Joining a institute which trains for MBA open tests is also a good option to enhance your chances to get a good score in open test.
Hello Ritesh,
Firstly, try to find where have you left portions in your preparation or which part is weak.
Make a list of all weak chapters and then study smartly.
Never think while studying that I already studied this chapter in previous year.
Never leave maths as many students think that it is too hard to do.
Don't waste time in joining coaching just purchase the package by coaching institute and then go for it.
Dear Bindia,
I would advise you to take a mock test before start preparing for CAT. This mock test helps you to determine the level at you are from where you need to start learning. However, the best time to start preparing for the CAT-GMAT is after the 3rd semester (provided how much time did you need). Being a physics student, the quantitative section could be easier for you. So put more stress on qualitative section also.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied.
Call from IIM will depend on your score that has to be above 99% at least. Your class 10th and class 12th percentage are fine.
Unfortunately, 31 percentile is too low a score to secure admission in a good MBA college. Please refer to the link provided below for a list of MBA colleges in Pune, Hyderabad, Ahmadabad and Bangalore. My advice to you would be to appear for the other MBA entrance exams like MAT, CMAT, SNAP, etc., to secure admission in a top MBA college. You can use the filters on the web page to navigate to a college of your choice.
There are 41 MBA colleges in Ahmedabad: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-Ahmedabad" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-Ahmedabad<... View more
You should start by second year of B.Com.
If you are getting a good college for MBA then study MBA. If not, it would be wise to prepare for Bank and SSC. And since you have already done M.Com. It is not worth pursuing MBA if you don't get a good college.
You should start preparing for the CAT exams if you are looking to secure admission in any one of the Iims. Common Admission Test CAT is a national-level management entrance examination conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIM). Apart from 20 Iims, CAT scores are used for admission to various management institutes across the country. Please refer to the article mentioned at the link provided below for important preparation tips from toppers of the CAT exams:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/this-cat-preparation-strategy-is-the-golden-ticket-to-success-blogId-14642" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>... View more
Devoting one full year for competitive exam preparation has its own merits and demerits. Dropping a year means that you will get sufficient amount of time to prepare for competitive exams. It will allow you take mock up test and help to score good ranking in competitive exams. However, one year is a long time so the possibility of you may change your goals and objectives. You may become lethargic because of availability of time and lesser pressure. You may waste time. If you are confident of keeping the momentum, dedication, determination, readiness to work on a plan, will to achieve your objective and support of family; you may consider d... View more
To build a strong profile for CAT focus on academics, participate in extracurricular activities, gain work experience, and develop your communication skills. Regarding your CAT preparation, the ideal time to start preparing for CAT depends on your strengths and weaknesses, as well as your schedule. Typically, students start preparing for CAT around 6-9 months before the exam date. However, if you feel that you need more time to prepare, you can start earlier. It is important to have a consistent study schedule and practice regularly to improve your skills.
You have already taken JEE Mains that means your basics are clear. So, for now, practice as much as you can. Solve previous year's questions. The key is practice.
Yes you can be scores up to 80% in 10th. Please follow the below tips.
1. Make time table for every subject and follow strictly.
2. Solve at least 10 years last question papers.
3. Make distance from mobile phones games, TV and social networking sites.
4. Give more and more time to English Science and Mathematics subjects.
5. Increase writing practice instead of reading.
6. Take help from teachers and online video lectures for solving tough questions. Model test papers are available on respective Board website or online and can be purchase from there.
Hi payal, it will not affect you in MS admission somehow but passing the 12th class without any compartment is another option and also priority for Taking admission but according to me I think that more than your marksheet your skills and knowledge matters at the ground level, so keep on Enhancing your skills and knowledge and you are unstoppable. All the best. If you like please upvote the answer.
You have 2 options as an astronomer and geoscientist:
Astronomer:
Astronomers use their extensive academic background in physics and astronomy as well as powerful telescopes to study and develop theories regarding space. Their work includes the study of stars, planets, and other astronomical objects and phenomena, from how they behave to how they got there to what they'll do next. Astronomers typically need to have an undergraduate education in physics and a Ph.D. in astronomy.
Geoscientist:
While space scientists and astronomers look up, geoscientists look down - their work explores the makeup of the earth and how the pla... View more
<p>To prepare for the IIFT Delhi MBA in Statistics entrance exam, follow these steps:</p><p>1. Understand the exam pattern: Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern, sections, marking scheme, and time duration for each section.<br>2. Gather study materials: Collect relevant materials, textbooks, and previous years' question papers to understand the exam type.<br>3. Create a study schedule: Create a schedule that allocates sufficient time for each subject and section.<br>4. Practice regularly: Consistent practice is essential for improving speed and accuracy. Focus on basic concepts and theories to stre... View more
No, CAT and MAT syllabuses are almost same. MAT is easy. If you are preparing for CAT then no need of separate work for MAT. The syllabus is almost the same. I was also a student who prepared for CAT immediately after my graduation. The important things which you should look into while preparing for this exam are as follows:
1. Select one of the best coaching centers which offer quality education- TIME is one of the famous coaching centers for CAT.
2. Dedication- Be focused on the aim which you need to achieve.
3. Try to read Hindu newspaper editorial. Most of the passages which appear in CAT are from Hindu editorial.
4. Tr... View more
Major difference between CAT and CMAT is of General Knowledge questions, CAT question paper does not include GK questions, on the other hand, CMAT has questions regarding GK, so you need to prepare for that additionally if appearing for CMAT for which you have to read daily newspaper and you can also refer Lucents general knowledge book. Other than that everything remains same and yes CMAT exam is quite easy then CAT paper, so you need not worry much regarding other things, if you are preparing hard for CAT you are definitely going to crack CMAT with a little preparation of GK, with a good score.
Hi,
Unfortunately, the answer to this question is "YES". CAT preparation won't be sufficient enough for GMAT and the same holds true if you are preparing for GMAT. This is because the intention to check on the areas are very different in both the exams. CAT tests your ability mainly on your 1- Quantitative abilities 2- Data Interpretation/ Logical Reasoning and 3- Verbal Ability. GMAT on the other side tests your, quant, Verbal, AWA, IR. You may think Quant and Verbal overlap in both but this isn't enough as the difficulty is not the same in both. Quant in CAT is at a higher level than GMAT. Similarly Verbal scores point in GMAT over q... View more
One and only HC verma. This book is sufficient for physics.
Hi nitin
NCERT Physics Class XI & Class XII
Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma
DC Pandey Physics for NEET
Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker
Fundamental Physics by Pradeep
Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov.
You can prepare for both simultaneously. Both the syllabuses for CAT as well as SBI-PO are more or less the same with little difference and preparation for CAT will automatically prepare you for SBI-PO. Just that the difficulty level of CAT is more as compared to PO exam and for PO you need to prepare G.K. and current affair.
Preparing for MS entrance exams, GRE and IELTS requires a structured and disciplined approach. Here are some tips to help you prepare effectively:
Understand the exam format and content: Before starting your preparation, get familiar with the exam format and content. Know what sections the exam consists of- how many questions are there, what kind of questions you can expect, and what is the time limit for each section.
Create a study plan: Make a study plan that includes all the topics and concepts that you need to cover for the exam. Divide your study plan into different phases and assign a timeline for each phase. Make sure to l... View more