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Obviously BA because in BA. You can read the common subjects for UPSC but in B.Tech you have to read technical and also the arts subjects.

Hi Anushka,
I am also a student like you, but now I am studying company secretary with B.Com. Now, it's easy for me to manage but if you are doing CS with MBA it will be very difficult.

Yes, there is a news about the same. But, there is no confirmation.

Just MS-CIT computer course is enough. In MBA, you have to give PowerPoint presentations. So, MS-CIT, basic course of computer is enough in my opinion. Best of luck !

No, you cannot take your own calculators inside the examination hall. Digital calculators are provided on desktop itself when you appear you can use that calculator only.

You need to dedicate good 6-7 hours per day to learn and understand the concepts. Once you are done with concepts, start giving mock tests. Give as many mock tests as you can so that you know what's your preparation level and how much more you need to prepare. Most of all, dedication and commitment towards studies are required.

I'd suggest against taking up engineering if you're not sure of what you want to do, because it's a rat race out there, and you'll regret it later. I'd suggest you choose between the other two.

Educational Requirements: For postgraduate (master) courses in psychology, you should hold a graduate degree in psychology from any recognised university. If you do not have Psychology as a subject in B.Sc. You will face difficulty in securing admission at PG level. There might be a few colleges which accept only a graduation degree, but that would be an exception to the rule. Regards.

A period of 4-6 months should be sufficient for CAT. Over this time one needs to put in 3-4 hours of daily sincere effort. Self-study and joining of classes for preparation with a lot of doing of mock tests will help you to excel in CAT.

Once u enter into BTech or Bsc,it is impossible to design a time table which allows u to concentrate on both academics of JEE and ongoing college activitiesnIf u R really determined to crack the xam,u can take a risk of dropping an year else continue BTech and work hard in scheduling a proper strategy.
Note : U need to be very serious in Dis path because there will be lot of distractions in college curriculum which might not suit ur plans.

You can refer to aptitude, verbal and data interpretation/logical reasoning books available in the market. Tata Mc GrawHill publication and Arihant are the two best. You can get some previous year questions to get the idea about difficulty and complexity of questions.

The books that you can find the most helpful are:
- Success Master: Journalism & Mass Communication Entrance Examinations 2016 - Useful for all basic knowledge of the media, media-related aspects, and general knowledge. - Manorama Yearbook 2019 - Useful for current affairs and general knowledge. - Also, follow the newspapers (particularly Times of India & The Hindu) to stay updated on the latest news and current affairs. - Keep your knowledge of Hollywood and Bollywood up-to-date, refer to websites such as IMDB. Look at matters such as Oscars and Grammy Awards. - Famous television channels (India & abroad), their celebrities, their tag... View more

Nothing is enough, but solving countless mock tests give you practical knowledge about CAT. It will help you to understand the exam type, and help you to manage time and increase your accuracy, but if you are confident enough about your ability, then you can go ahead with your plan. It is a very difficult task.
All the best.

<p>To score well in Quantitative Aptitude one needs to first master all the concepts and theorems. If you are good at Mathematics or studied it in Graduation, you can score well by just practicing a variety of sample questions for over a period of two to three months. Practice Mental Maths for quick calculation and memorise a minimum of Tables till 20, Squares up to 100, Square roots from 1 to 25, Cubes up to 30. These will help you immensely in cracking Quantitative Aptitude section as well as the Data Interpretation section.</p><p>Infact, in some exams Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation are clubbed together a... View more

Dear Siwangini,
If your aim is set to clear upsc than start taking coaching after ba and give your time approx 1 to 2 yrs for preparation .Side by side you can do MA programme in the related specialisation.
All the best

<p>The Quantitative Aptitude section is one of the main sections of any MBA exam. It usually has one 1/3&nbsp;^rd&nbsp; (exams having three sections in total) or 1/4&nbsp;^th&nbsp; (exams having four sections in total) weightage in the question paper. Check below the weightage of Quantitative Aptitude in top MBA entrance exams.</p><ul><li>CAT Quantitative Aptitude questions: 22&nbsp;</li><li>XAT Quantitative Aptitude questions: 27&nbsp;</li><li>CMAT Quantitative Aptitude questions: 25&nbsp;</li><li>SNAP Quanti... View more

<p>It depends absolutely on your career option.</p><p>If you prepare for MBA, you have lot of chances to become an Human Resources Manager in any of the private firms based upon your skills.&nbsp;</p><p>Instead, if you want to be in a secured job, then SSC CGL is the best option.</p>

<p>Standard books useful across these exams include Quantitative Aptitude by Arun Sharma or R.S. Aggarwal, Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation by Nishit Sinha, and Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis for building a strong vocabulary.</p>

Hi
LPU would be a option as it realizes that paradigm changes are happening around the world. Rapidly changing business landscape requires young leaders to not only understand developing economies but also develop a global perspective at the same time in order to be an integral part of the growth of the economy. LPU has been ranked by NIRF among the top 100 universities including the IITs because of its worth. The LPU expertise takes place each at intervals in and out of the classroom, nurturing creativity and innovation through challenging project work and practical learning, and providing an environment conducive to sparking ideas an... View more

Hello Tani,
Your academics are good. For cracking IIM A, B and C, you can expect your graduation marks to be equivalent or above 75%.
Also , IIMs ABC usually take students above 99percentile (depending upon the cut-off).
you can go through this link. It might prove to be helpful for you:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/iim-call-predictor" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/iim-call-predictor</a>.
Good luck.

Hi Anas,
For getting into Alliance University you'll have to clear AUMAT which can prepared for by focusing on general aptitude, english, numericals and logical reasoning. Make sure you are up to date with the current affairs too.
For pursuing IB you'll have to take specialization in your 5th semester which will let you continue your studies in the same line.

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<p>Here's a concise approach to your MBA CET prep:</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>1. Know the Exam: Grab the official syllabus and analyze past papers to understand the format and core topics.</p><p>2. Plan Your Strategy: Allocate study time based on each section's weightage and your strengths. Invest in quality prep materials like reference books and mock tests.</p><p>3. Sectional Focus: Sharpen your math skills, tackle logical &amp; verbal reasoning, and improve reading comprehension. Utilize online resources for concepts and practice.</p><p>4. Master Mock Tests: Take regular ... View more

No, you cannot get admission in any of the top colleges through lateral entry. You can try to get admission in government colleges (state level) and private colleges.

You need to refer as many as books you can a specific book cannot fulfill the requirement and also not need to refer books you also need to access internet resource for additional knowledge.

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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Candidates can follow these general tips that have been proven effective:
1. Know your syllabus
2. Study in-depth
3. Cover high-weightage topics first
4. Stay aware of the exam pattern
5. Refer and solve previous years papers
6. Attempt mock tests
7. Refer to the best books
8. Follow a strict daily study schedule
9. Have confidence in what you have learned
10. Maintain a healthy lifestyle
The difficulty level of paramedical exams ranges from moderate to high level. It is dependent on factors such as questions asked in the exam, candidates preparation level, and test paper pattern. Hope it helps.

Step 1: Gather all the knowledge you can get about the programme. (Don’t worry, I am not going to make you work so hard. I will tell you all about it.)
Eligibility: The very first thing that you need to know is that whether you are eligible to take the exams or not.
To be eligible for the exams you must:
Have an international travel passport and
An undergraduate education: A Bachelor’s (or equivalent) degree. You can be in your final year too while registering for the exam.
Or,
Work experience: Four years of professional work experience.
Or,
A combination of both: Education and professional work exper... View more

Preparation of GATE is sufficient for BITS HD and revise concepts of physics.

You can get the previous years papers from Shamshad market in Aligarh (in case you are in Aligarh) or you can get it couriered to your location from the nearest market.