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<p>Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you,</p><ul><li>Prepare your time table according to your daily routine and give equal amount of time to both subjects (<strong> atleast 2 hours</strong>).</li><li>Start solving questions of <strong>NCERT BOOKS</strong> and then refer to other reference books like <strong>HC VERMA for Physics and RD SHARMA, ARIHANT for Mathematics.</strong></li><li><strong>Solve mock tests </strong>and previous years questions regularly and analyse your paper by yourself and try to improve your weak areas.</li><li>Be co... View more
XAT Preparation Tips:
1- Start solving XAT mock tests series. After solving each mock test analyze the time is taken and several correct attempts.
2- When you attempt the next mock test, try to solve it faster and with more accuracy than the previous one.
3- Keep aside an hour or two to analyze the problems that you face in solving mocks which type of questions takes more time, questions from which topics remained unsolved, which questions looked easy but your answer was incorrect, etc. This activity will make you understand your weak areas in which you need to work harder.
4- Along with solving mock tests and sample pap... View more
<p>CUSAT CAT 2025 was conducted on May 10 and 11, 2025. The CUSAT (Cochin University of Science and Technology), the CUSAT CAT exam conducting authority has released the official CUSAT CAT 2025 exam date on the official notification. The candidates can check<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/cusat-cat-exam-dates"> CUSAT CAT 2025 exam date</a> details in the official website. For more details related to CUSAT CAT 2025, click on the link below;</p><p><strong><a href="https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/cusat-cat-exam">CUSAT CAT 2025 Exam&... View more
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I know many people who have opted for Aakash online classes. It's very good.
BITSAT, when compared to JEE Mains, is a bit tough and not easy to crack. For it, you have to do a little extra hard work and get hands-on practice to the way they take the tests, I. e. online and time duration with lots of pressure and bonus questions etc. It's a bit different from JEE Mains so keep that in mind, go through the NCERT books thoroughly and you'll crack it.
Best of luck.
Yes, here are some straightforward and understandable preparation suggestions for the M.Sc. Chemistry entrance exams:
1. To make a study plan and concentrate on key topics, be familiar with the exam curriculum and pattern.
2. Consult standard texts like "Organic Chemistry" by Morrison and Boyd and "Physical Chemistry" by P. W. Atkins.
3. Review sample and previous year's question papers to become familiar with the exam format and sorts of questions.
4. Enroll in coaching sessions to clear up your questions and gain a deeper understanding of the subject.
5. Organize your time effec... View more
Yes ofcourse. It is good to prepare for CAT. I have seen many people regretting of not preparing for CAT after B.Tech.
<p><strong>LPU receives the highest NAAC grade i.e. A+ with 3.68 crore on 4 point scale as per the Ministry of Education, Government of India. </strong></p><p><em><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Dear candidate, for enroll in this course you need to qualify LPUNEST test . Its not only entrance but scholarship exam also. </span></em></p><p>LPU offers B.Design (Fashion) that provides students with extensive input in design and technology which is necessary to begin a career in fashion industry. Its curriculum includes 21st century digital t... View more
PG degree would be a better option if you wish to pursue a career in the same field.
Most of the questions would be based on your level of knowledge till 10th. Then the rest of the questions would be general knowledge, to test your English, and knowledge about hotels.
Hello Hemant,
Your CV is really impressive. Yes, after Diploma, you can do many courses in local institutions to learn about gaming etc.
<p>Manav Rachna University conducts Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test for M.Sc. Chemistry and the question paper will cover questions on English, Logical Reasoning, General Awareness, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology.</p>
Yes, you can easily pursue BCA without any problem. Remember that every university will not provide admission to you but majority of colleges will provide you admission without any problem. Just make sure that you score atleast 45% in your class 12th in order to be eligible for admission.
You can opt for central universities like AIIMS, JNU, IIT and BHU for MSC Biotechnology as these universities will provide you oceans of opportunities. So you can prepare for their entrence exams , everyone of these universities has their own entrence exams so you can go on there offical websites and can see the syllabus for the exams, mostly are MCQ based exam. I can suggest some books
which you should consider
Molecular biology - watson
Biochemistry - Lehniger
Genetics - klug and cummings
Immunology - kuby's immunology
Path finder life science.
Hello Sujeet Kumar,
You must go for M.Sc in maths. After completing M.Sc, you can get lots of career opportunities through them you can brighten your future.
For pursuing Masters in India, you need to appear in an entrance exam. You must choose IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc) Entrance Exam for pursuing Masters. Through JAM, you can get admission in Indias reputed institutes like IITs and IISc.
Every year, IIT JAM exam is conducted in February month by IITs and IISc rotationally.
Th exam is conducted for seven science subjects as physics, chemistry, mathematics, mathematical statistics, geology, biological science an... View more
Hi Bharath, Generally, the syllabus of the M.A. English entrance examination of most Indian universities consists of literature and language awareness. Language awareness is knowledge of grammar. Try to study a good grammar book such as Practical English Usage by Michael Swan, 4th edition, OUP. Literature awareness includes knowledge of Literary works and literary terminology. Read Glossary of Literary Terms by M. H Abrams and An Introduction to Literary Studies by Mario Klarer, Routledge. Read a few classic novels, poems, and plays which are usually prescribed in the B.A. English programme. All the best.
Hi,
You can get the samples of questions papers in below links:
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List of RIE CEE Main Study Materials for 2018-2019 entrance exam in India:
Delhi University B.Ed. Bachelor of Education-Joint Entrance Exam
By Arihant Experts
IGNOU B.Ed. (10 Practice Sets)
By GKP
Learning and Teaching
By Suresh Bhavnagar and Premlata Maisnam
GGSIPU: B.Ed. Common Entrance Test Guide: B.Ed. En... View more
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Although they are referred to in the same terms, there are various fields in the corporate / business law that you could specialise in. For CLAT, if you're looking into getting a good seating, then start preparations at the earliest. The earlier you start, the easier it gets.
Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Candidates who want to appear for IIT JEE exam must qualify their 12th with 75 per cent marks which is for the General and OBC category while 65 per cent cutoff is set for other reserved categories like SC, ST, PwD. However, these are not always fixed. To be eligible for JEE Advance, one has to first clear JEE Main and be JEE Main qualified and to be JEE Main qualified one has to clear the required cutoff as per his/her category. The JEE Main 2019 cutoff (percentile) for all the categories is provided below -
Common Rank List (CRL) : 89.75
GEN-EWS : 78.21
OBC-NCL : 74.31
SC : 54.01
ST : 44.33
PwD : 0.11.
To pursue an LL.B. Degree from Delhi University is the dream of many law aspirants. To get admission to DU, you need to score well in the DU LL.B. Entrance exam. You can follow these expert tips to prepare for the DU LL.B.
1. Make a proper study plan based on the exam pattern to allot equal time to each section.
2. Start with fundamental topics such as grammar, legal aptitude, and reasoning.
3. Make topic-wise notes for revision.
4. Complete the syllabus two months before the exam to allot proper time to practice.
5. Regularly read editorials and improve your vocabulary to score well in the English section.
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Hello,
You should be with an option, be it Diploma, further PG degree in your expertise or other sectors, or you could join any hospital / could have your own private chamber, or you could apply for UPSC exams, to be in top posts.
Good luck.
<p>Hi, If you want to prepare for BA in fashion designing from Allahabad University, then you should solve all the previous year problems and also give some online tests as well to improve your performance. You can purchase the previous year problems from the nearby markets or you can purchase it from amazon or flipkart via online shopping also. Best of luck.</p>
Each of the premier institutes has their past papers over the website. The format and level of each of them varies. So, I would consult you to check the respective websites for your preparation.
Hi,
Most of my friends doing integrated M.Com from Tezpur University, and most of them prepared for their entrance by going through their class 12th accounting books. All you have to do is, be well acquainted with the basics of the accounting and maybe whatever you were taught in class 12th and class 11th accounting classes. Go through them clearly, understand the concepts clearly and the basics clearly. All the best for the entrance.
Dear Archita,
Certain points in this regards:
(#1) Only PCB wouldn't help. Some entrance exam requires maths as a mandatory subject also because of the huge involvement of physics, mechanics and astronomy. It is really important to have strong understanding of physics, chemistry and biology. Do not worry if you are not good with maths as you can still do something with the other subjects. You must remember that as far as Astrobiology is concerned you will be mainly self-taught.
(#2) Astrobiology, astrochemistry are some field which are under-evolve in India. You know that there is only one serious, dedicated institute in India... View more
When you ask a query you must be very specific what you are asking. Bombay flying club offers various courses such as:
CPL commercial pilots license
AME Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
Cabin Crew training
B.Sc Aeronautics
B.Sc aviation
Except for cabin crew you must have completed minimum 17 years age and must have passed 10+2 with physics + mathematics
admission is open now and you may apply. moreover the information you are seeking is easily available on website including prospectus.
Hello,
Yes, you can prepare for both exams, but you have to work hard for it. You can prepare for M.Sc after competing your CGL exam.
I would like to suggest you that SSC CGL exam is really close, so first you should focus on that. Try to solve previous year question papers and mock test papers of SSC CGL. You can learn short tricks to solve questions easily. You don't have much time to prepare. So, leave the topics which you have not started.
If you want to score high in English section then you can check the below mentioned link:
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