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Hi, Mass communication entrance exam generally have questions related to news, current affairs, imagination, creative writing, famous/iconic films.

Hi Shweta Sethi,
You are not late for SAT you can take it anytime during your 11th and 12th or even immediately after. There is no age limit or restriction, however the more you delay the more you will get late for the university application abroad. Preparation has to be as per your own routine and convenience. Both JEE and SAT are entirely different. SAT is mainly reasoning and aptitude with basic maths, JEE on the other hand is quantitative entirely. So you have to prioritize your requirement first, otherwise if you prepare for both simultaneously you may not do well in any of them. You have to decide if you want to go abroad now or... View more

Hi, BCA is a graduation course. Since, you have done class 12th, you may now take up Bachelor of computer applications in a leading college and hence obtain the degree. It is a 3 year degree. You will need at least 45 % marks in class 12th and you can take it up.

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Hi Rahul,
For detailed information about the LLB Course, it is eligibility and syllabus, refer below-mentioned link:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Delhi-north-campus/du-llb-entrance-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Delhi-north-campus/du-llb-entrance-exam</a>.

Hi Viraj, keep the third attempt as the last one, I don't recommend students to take the tests more than 3 times. You should start checking university websites for deadlines and admission requirements, if you are targetting an US university start preparing from now. Get your academic transcripts issued from the university in India. Prepare a very strong SOP, talk to professors who could write outstanding LORs for you. Universities would check your overall profile, so without worrying too much about your GRE work on other factors which could make an impact on your application.

To prepare for a career in mass communication and journalism, you need to combine academic preparation, practical experience, and personal skills. This means developing excellent communication skills, staying informed about current events, building a solid portfolio, gaining hands-on experience, pursuing relevant academic qualifications, cultivating a strong presence on social media, and remaining open to learning.

You can apply for the same only when you will be in the final year or after clearing LLB.
If you are so much desperate to appear the exam you should start your full-fledged preparation now so that you could qualify the exam as early as possible.
PCS exams need very determined preparation and it ideally takes 2 years preparation at least.
So, start your preparation now. You should go ahead by starting from general studies and when after sometime start the optional subjects and remaining papers.

You can prepare for PO exams simultaneously with B.Com. You can join an institute for PO exam preparation but you can attempt exam only in last year or last semester. You can also take weekend classes for PO entrance so that you can manage your B.Com classes also. You have to manage the time between both the courses and also regular practice is needed for PO.

<p><span lang="EN-US" xml:lang="EN-US" data-contrast="none">Students can download the NCERT Class 11 Chemistry Chapter 3 solutions pdf in this article.</span></p>

I say Telugu is very widely chosen. English is difficult, because preparation for it will be difficult, in view of the range of the subject.

Dear Ambika,
Self-study is the best teacher. You can prepare by yourself. You just need to get the syllabus of the respective Universities. Also you can prepare for JAM entrance exam of IIT.
I think you should focus one of them, you like the most and enjoy the most. I hope you will get the admission in your subject and you will do much better in that subject. If you like all three then you can go for all. But I think it is very difficult to focus on all at a time.

Hello Bibek,
Good to hear that you're preparing for JEE. Although, there are many coaching institutes which have their own test series and various distance learning courses you may check them out. But I will suggest you to go for either Resonance or Allen test series programs. All the best.

There are certain universities offering three year LLB course after graduation, topmost being Delhi University (DULLB entrance):
Mumbai University (MHCET law entrance)
Banaras Hindu University (BHU law entrance)
Panjab University (PU law entrance)
O.P. Jindal Global Law School (LSAT)
Symbiosis University (Set law through which after filling form one has to go for WA PI as there is no entrance exam for 3 year law).
All the universities have their separate exams. Mostly, you need to focus on static and current gk for which you can buy this book called 'Lucent’s General knowledge'. As regards legal reasoning and know... View more

Hi. There are various M.Sc. Food and nutrition entrance tests, so please mention the test you're referring to, to know the exact syllabus. Some books that will help you to prepare for almost all tests are-
Food and Nutrition by Dr. M Swaminathan
Objective Food Science by Sanjeev Kumar Sharma
Food Science by B Srilakshmi. All the best!

Revise the basic concepts especially of mechanics part and try to stick with the NCERT books and sample papers too. Maybe it can help you at least to score some marks.

You should start preparing in class 12th.

<p>The difference between the syllabus of Andhra Pradesh LAWCET and syllabus of CLAT are the following:</p><p><strong>1. Mathematics: </strong>The undergraduate CLAT exam includes a mathematics section, while Andhra Pradesh LAWCET does not have a dedicated mathematics section.</p><p><strong>2. Regional Focus:</strong> Andhra Pradesh LAWCET may include questions specific to the legal landscape and laws relevant to the state of Andhra Pradesh, whereas CLAT is a national-level exam with a more standardized syllabus applicable across India.</p><p><strong>3. Structure: <... View more

Brush up on your current affairs, follow recent political, social and economical debates. Learn to elucidate your point of views in English or Hindi, depending upon the course of your choice.
I guess that should cover most of it. See sample papers of past years, which are readily available on the net and many shops.

Hi,
M.Sc. (Mathematics): Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for this course in colleges like Christ University-Bangalore, St. Stephen's College-New Delhi, Loyola College-Chennai, Mount Carmel College-Bangalore is graduation in any discipline with Mathematics and English as a main subjects with minimum 50% aggregate however institutes prefer students with a B.Sc. /B.E. /B.Tech degree.
M.Sc. (Mathematics): Admission
Usually the admission process starts in the month of March/April where the colleges announce the notification and application forms both online and offline.
Direct Admission
Few universities takes admiss... View more

Hi Deepali, check out this link:
<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-exams-blogId-13489</a>
Before starting with the preparation, it is important that candidates are aware of the general pattern of top M.Sc entrance exams in India.
According to Shiksha expert, Ruchika, M.Sc entrance exam pattern usually includes MCQs that are both aptitude and subject related. It is important to have a good analytical approach for each topic that c... View more

The best you can do is study arts or political science and prepare for banking and civil services. You can also go for forensic science, cyber security, web development or data scientist courses which do not require a degree and these graduates are working well across the world without any degree.
Best of luck.

Here are some important topics to be covered for the B.Com (Hons) CUET exam:
Accounting: This is a core subject in commerce, covering topics such as financial accounting, cost accounting, management accounting, and taxation. Make sure to have a clear understanding of basic accounting concepts, journal entries, ledger posting, financial statements, and tax laws.
Economics: This subject covers microeconomics and macroeconomics, including topics like demand and supply, production and cost theory, national income, monetary policy, and international trade. Understand key economic concepts, theories, and their applications.
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<p><span lang="EN-US" xml:lang="EN-US" data-contrast="none">There are six chapters in class 11 Chemistry part 1.</span></p>

You can join coaching centres like KD Campus, Paramount, etc. for bank exams preparations.

KL University in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh has started the Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering in the academic year 19992000. The Department has a well-equipped Embedded Systems Lab and a Research and Development wing. Apart from this, the department also has a computer centre that is equipped with the state-of-art computer system. The Department stands tall with the latest achievements its students have made. To mention some, the percentage of students selected for the on-campus jobs offered by CTS, Wipro, TCS, INFOSYS, DSL Technologies, ADP, HCL, Caritor, Oracle, GATE Accenture etc. Besides academics, The Department also exce... View more

<p>For IPUCET BBA 2024 exam preparation, consider "Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations" by R.S. Aggarwal for mathematics, "Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning" by R.S. Aggarwal for logical reasoning, and "Word Power Made Easy" by Norman Lewis for vocabulary building. Additionally, practice with past years' question papers to familiarize yourself with the exam pattern.&nbsp;</p>

<p><span lang="EN-US" xml:lang="EN-US" data-contrast="none">Students can download the NCERT Solutions for Class 11 Chemistry Chapter 9 pdf on this page.&nbsp;</span></p>

it is up to you and also how strong your fundamental skills are . I personally think, 11th is a bit early to start coaching. the syllabus for the foundation level in CS is manageable without coaching provided that you have a good commerce background. just look at the syllabus and decide for yourself.

JEE preparation in one month is only possible if you're really good with your core concepts and also quick in solving problems.