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<p>If you have secured at least 55% marks in Masters Degree or equivalent examination from universities or institutions recognised by UGC in Humanities (including languages) and Social Science, Computer Science &amp; Applications, Electronic Science etc. are eligible for this. These conditions should be meet to eligible for this exam.</p>

<p>To prepare for AEEE, candidates must complete the AEEE syllabus using NCERT text books or books of the respective class 12 school board. Understand the basic concepts and avoid rote learnnig.&nbsp;In the last one month before exam, solve model papers and mock tests.</p>

Hello Pragati,
You've pretty good score in MAT and you can apply for many good B-schools with this. So, I would suggest you to try for good B-schools through your MAT. The best B-schools that you can target with this are: BIMTECH, UPES, Great Lakes, Christ & XIME. Good luck.

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<p>To prepare for the Christ University Entrance Exam (CUET) for the Hotel Management (Culinary) course, follow these steps:</p><ol><li><strong>Understand the Exam Pattern</strong></li><li><strong>Strengthen Your Basics</strong></li><li><strong>Practice Regularly</strong></li><li><strong>Seek Guidance</strong></li><li><strong>Prepare for Skill Assessment</strong></li><li><strong>Prepare for Micro Presentation</strong></li><li><strong>Prepare for Personal Interview</... View more

You need to give IBPS bank PO exam for that.

Hello Aman Khan, It's indeed heartening to know from you that you have started thinking of preparing for IIT right when you are doing your 12th class. To set such a good aim in life is very nice thing. It means you are already won half the battle for successfully overcoming j e Mains as well as JEE Advanced. You must study thoroughly the main three subjects of Maths Physics and Chemistry, understand the concept very well so that you can apply to answer different questions and finally it possible join some coaching class as they teach you how to answer in the shortest possible time and also different tips that are difficult to apprehend if ... View more

M.F.Sc. or Master of Fisheries Science is a fisheries Science course that aims to provide an integrated picture of fisheries sector. It is a multidisciplinary Science programme that involves the study of disciplines such as oceanography, marine Biology ecology, marine conservation, population dynamics, Eligibility. The candidate who has completed Bachelor Degree like Bachelor of Fisheries Science B.F.Sc. Bachelor of Science with special subjects Biology Zoology or an Equivalent Examination with minimum 50% marks, and B.Tech degree holder are also eligible to take admission in master's study programme. Cover all the syllabus and revise and ... View more

You should start studying from YouTube. There are lot of free resources you can opt for. Also don't forget to practice last year question papers. They are an aid to practice. Try giving sample papers and keep a timer for yourself. Focus more on mathematics.

Here are some general tips and guidelines that you may find helpful:
Understand the Exam Pattern: It's important to understand the exam pattern and syllabus before you start preparing. The IMUCET is a multiple-choice question paper that covers topics in Physics Mathematics, Chemistry English and General Knowledge. There are 200 questions in total and the exam is conducted for a duration of 3 hours.
Create a Study Plan: Once you have a good understanding of the exam pattern and syllabus, create a study plan that covers all the topics in the syllabus. Allocate more time to the topics that you find challenging and revise the easier t... View more

There's no percentage distribution chapter wise. It varies each year. Still you can expect 3-4 questions.
All the best. Feel free to revert back in case of further queries.

Don't go for coachings they loot you without anything self study is best buy the online and offline materials of course as they are helpful.
Start solving English aptitude
Think about data interpretation
Try and solve them
For Quant I suggest solve the entire 10th syllabus and and don't mug up tricks but try to derive them on your own
Aur haa for logical get arihant and s chand
Stay blessed

Yes it is good. Now focus on you BSc and try to qualify GATE.You also get admission in IITs on the basis of GATE in m.tech or m.sc. It is a good idea. All the best.

<p>It is possible for a Plus 2 student who has not studied mathematics to apply for IPMAT. The eligibility criteria for the Integrated Program in Management (IPM) at IIM Indore and IIM Rohtak, which conduct the IPMAT, do not mandate mathematics in the 12th grade. To be eligible, candidates should have scored a minimum of 60% in their 10th and 12th-grade exams or an equivalent qualification, with some variations for specific categories such as SC/ST/PwD.</p>

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Actually, it is not necessary, but you must be thorough with the important and frequently asked chapters. If you have a previous year questions, then refer it.
As time is very less, you just concentrate on the topics which you are confident and strong. If you want to read new chapters (if you wish to) then, complete those within a maximum of 5-7 days, because BITSAT requires more practice.
That’s why, give some time to English vocabulary and logical reasoning, because they have a total weightage of more than 20 questions.
So, focus on what you do, aim to score 300+.
All the best.

Some of the topics which have more weightage in JEE Advanced Maths are:
Complex Number
Conic Section
Circle
Calculus
Vector &amp; 3 D
Probability
Trigonometric Equation
Properties of Triangles
Quadratic Equation
Sequence and Series
Permutations and combination. My tips on scoring atleast 50 marks in Maths are : -
1. Go through all the PYQS from 2011-2020. Solve them on time bound.
2. Many questions have been asked from Functional equation so practice 80-100 question of this types.
3. Give 5 mock test of 6 hours on the time.
4. Remember not to focus on Speed focus more on Ac... View more

Yes, you can get admission to Delhi University (DU) for undergraduate programs, including MBBS even if you have a gap of 6 years after class 12th. The admission process for MBBS in DU is through the NEET entrance exam, and the eligibility criteria for the exam include a minimum age limit of 17 years and maximum age limit of 25 years (30 years for candidates belonging to reserved categories). There is no upper age limit for admission to MBBS in Delhi University, provided that you fulfill the other eligibility criteria for the NEET exam. However, it is important to note that the admission to MBBS in Delhi University is highly competitive, an... View more

The dates are still tentative and according to my research and the available data it may be come through the end of the September month and for this you must be stay tuned for further information and notice for the same.

<p>One should keep 9 months for CAT preparation, but it is possible to prepare in six months too provided the plan is focussed and exhaustive. For a six month preparation plan, one will need to dedicate 8 to 10 hours daily.</p>

<p>According to students who have appeared for WBJEE, Mathematics is the toughest section to prepare, since it has lengthy and formula based questions.</p>

<p>Overall, WBJEE is considered moderately tough. Level of syllabus is similar to 12th standard qualifying exam. Therefore, students who are well prepared for their board exams are likely to score well in WBJEE.</p>

<p>MAT has 2 sections which are completely Maths based – Mathematical Skills and Data Interpretation, so it is not possible to crack MAT without having a good control over this subject.</p>

<p>Ideal time to start MAT preparation is 6 months before the exam session. But if you have appeared for it before, you will need less time to prepare. So, plan your preparation accordingly.</p>

<p>If you don't wish to opt for coaching to prepare for MAT then join online study groups to get recommended study material and guidance from mentors/peers. Refer to MAT specific preparation books. Watch YT videos on MAT prep, practice mock tests and sample questions in a large number. Focus on all important topics from which most of the questions are asked.</p>

<p>MAT scoring is done between 200 to 800, so a nearly 650 or 700 will get you 90 to 95 percentile. A score of 600 is also good as it converts into percentile between 80 to 85. &nbsp;</p>

<p>To crack MAT exam in first attempt, start preparation early; at least a month six months in advance. Cover each topic of the MAT syllabus thoroughly and attempt 40+ mock tests to have complete control on all possible types of questions asked. In the exam, avoid negative marking by skipping questions you are not sure of. Try to maintain average scoring by solving 17-20 questions in each section.</p>

<p>MAT is conducted in February, May, September and December. You can appear for it whenever ready and confident of scoring high. However, it is seen that maximum applications are done for December and February sessions as that's the main season of all other national level MBA entrance exams and admission.</p>

<p>It is not compulsory to attempt MAT GK section as the score in not considered for percentile calculation but it is not recommended to skip it all together as it may dent your chances in colleges that look at candidates' sectional scores too.</p>

<p>Yes, you can crack CAT exam even if you haven't studied Maths in class 12. CAT Quant and DI have Mathematical questions of advance level, from the topics studied in Class 9 and 10. You will only need to brush up the basic and practice advance level questions.</p>