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Hi Pankti,
For B.Arch. Programme, you will have to appear for NATA.

Galgotias University and Sharda University are all private college, which charge a hefty amount of money, but you'll definitely get good and competitive students along with lots of opportunities. Dropping is not a good decision always. Yes, it can turn out to be better but the chances are real low. Think about it and then go for dropping.

Yes, definitely you are eligible to apply CPL after +2 with science stream. But, you need to have huge money.
In my opinion after +2, PPL is better. After doing this, go for CPL and Ground handling etc. All the Best.

Hi,
You can refer this link: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/bba/exams/ipmat" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/bba/exams/ipmat</a>

The best books to be referred for CAT exam are Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay. Detailed information is given with many practice questions.

Whichever UG course you pursue doesn't matter, as you want to appear for UPSC. Any UG pass out can appear for civil service examination. A person in my city was a B.Tech graduate and cleared preliminary and mains in one attempt. When he was asked the reason of his success, he told that he solved the previous year’s question papers of UPSC and read the current affairs of India everyday.

If you are preparing for civil services, so you can do your UG by B.Sc in any subject of your choice or any other which do not take more pressure and money. Also, try to government college, and then you can join a good classes for your preparation of civil services, good luck.

Hi Pradnya, it depends upon your kind of work and how you are able to manage time between CAT preparation and job. If you're able to devote around 3 hours for studying CAT on weekdays, then it should be enough.

No, you can’t. For TOEFL and IELTS you need to do graduation and also for MBA a degree is required in any field. Polytechnic is a Diploma course and after that you will need a degree to pursue MBA and for exams like TOEFL and IELTS.

Be mentally prepared for what you'll be going through, brush up your basic concepts coz that are most frequently asked and prepare your synopsis. Give some mock interviews as it would really be helpful. Most importantly, don't panic at that time.

Yes, you can go for MBA and the minimum percentage required is 50.
Best of luck.

Some people find 4-6 months and some 12 months, its depends. But certainly this is largely depends upon person to person.

Every course is the best in its field, rest depends on your interest.

Hello,
IIT JAM is one of the toughest exams conducted in India. So, you must prepare well for the exam. IIT JAM 2019 Exam will be conducted in the month of February 2019. So, you have enough time left for the preparation. Start your IIT JAM preparation by checking the complete syllabus and exam pattern. Refer best books and study materials for your preparation. Solve previous year question papers and take online mock tests. This will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions. Make notes of all the important stuff. This will help you in your last minute preparation. Improve your weaker areas. Focus more o... View more

CUET LL.B. 2023 question paper is expected to be based only on the topics of the subjects as mentioned by the exam authority. Candidates need to cover all the topics from four main subjects I. e. English/ Hindi Language Comprehension. General Knowledge, Computer Basics and
Logical Reasoning. There has been no instance of out of syllabus questions for DU LL.B. Entrance exam in the past years as well. The only dynamic section is General Knowledge. However, the exam authority has notified the Current Affairs questions asked in the exam will be from the past one year, so that candidates can prepare accordingly.

Keep your self updated. Read newspapers, u need to have good vocabulary, books are available in the market for the preparation for CAT.
For more help, you can join any of the coaching classes which offers CAT preparations.

<p>For 2024 admission, IIFT did not conduct the entrance exam,. Earlier, the National Testing Agency (NTA) conducted the IIFT entrance exam on behalf of the institute. In the IIFT exam, about 110 questions were asked from Verbal Ability &amp; Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation &amp; Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Ability and General Awareness. The exam was held in computer based test mode and the exam duration is 2 hours. There was no sectional time limit. The questions were in MCQ and non-MCQ format carrying 3 marks each. The wrong answers had negative marking of -1.5. In General Awareness section, each question car... View more

Hi there, being a faculty of LPU, I can tell you about LPUs MBA programme. I am giving you some details of the syllabus of LPU NEST exam for MBA. Syllabus
Verbal &amp; Reading Comprehension
English Usage or Grammar, Vocabulary Based (Synonyms/Antonyms), Jumbled Paragraph, Analogies or Reverse Analogies, Summary Questions, Verbal Reasoning, Facts-Inferences-Judgments, Context Sentences, Reading Comprehension
Quantitative Aptitude
Number Systems, Profit and Loss, Discount, LCM and HCF, Speed, Time and Distance, Percentages, Time and Work, Ratio and Proportion, Averages, Quadratic Equations &amp; Linear Equations, Comp... View more

Hello Yash! There is no specific graduation degree one needs to pursue to do MBA later on. So choose among B.Sc(CS) and B.Sc(PCM) which interests you more. Good luck!

The CAT exam comprises of 3 sections and you are given strictly 1 hour for each section. Therefore there is no question of dividing time across sections. However, if you are enquiring about dividing time within each section, then I would suggest that it is important to divide equal time to all parts of the section and not miss out on say the last few questions of the paper because you took more time initially. If you do not get an answer or approach to a problem within a minute, its better to move on. Now coming to the scoring section part. Yes in absolute terms, there is disparity in terms of scores across sections. People who are strong ... View more

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You should take a chance and see if you don't get a good college after one year drop then choose the career which you want to pursue.

CAT is an acronym for Common Admission Test and is one of the most competitive exams in the world. Getting material from a reliable coaching institute will really help in case you don't have time to take classroom coaching for CAT preparation. Besides this there are also a lot of smart apps available that help you clarify a many concepts - like TIME4CAT, Minglebox etc. A very cool app that I have come across is VocabMagik. In case, verbal ability is your weak point and you want to bring your vocabulary up to speed- this is the best app to have. It uses funny cartoons to help you build vocabulary in a fun and effective way. Its a must have ... View more

<p dir="ltr">Chandigarh University excels in preparing Ph.D. students in Mass Communication for academic and industry placements through a research-centric programme designed to produce top-tier educators and researchers in Journalism &amp; Mass Communication. The multi-conceptual approach emphasizes academic excellence, coupled with a strong focus on skill development, making graduates adept teachers and media managers. The programme uniquely incorporates statistics and research design, acknowledging the importance of data in the real world. Ph.D. graduates from Chandigarh University are not limited to academic roles; ... View more

<p>No, the syllabus for MAT Entrance Examination is similar to other entrance examinations. If a candidate is preparing for any other management entrance examinations, they can easily prepare for MAT through the same syllabus as well.&nbsp;</p><p>MAT is termed one of the easiest entrance examination for management studies. The examination has no sectional timing as well, sparing the candidates from the trouble of doing one section at a particular time.MAT can be attempted several times in an year, hence, candidates can learn from their mistakes and give another try in the same year.</p><p>Refer to the offi... View more

Hi,
You cannot do two degrees at a same time as per UGC rules, yes you can prepare for UPSC as for UPSC a degree is required, so it would be better you choose one degree.

The best way to join test series and practice more and more.

Hello Bindia,
Firstly, you can download CAT syllabus and after that, focus on your weak point after that purchase book and last year question papers and start preparation.

Preparing for GATE is a good option. It all depends on your interest whether you are willing to pursue BE or B.Sc.

Don't worry about the things you can't really change. Although, you will be at disadvantage, because of low scores in the past. You can offset it with scoring higher percentile in CAT and get admission in one of the top 10 institutes. All the best.

In NATA, basic drawing skills, stroke confidence, your aptitude skills are checked.