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Form Coordinate Geometry
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20 marks
Integral Calculus
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12 marks
Limits and Continuity
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Dear Aspirant,
Both the exams GATE & ESE are very prestigious exams in India and possess the capability to fulfill ones dreams and aspirations. GATE is conducted by IISC, Bangalore & 7 IITs while ESE is conducted by UPSC. GATE exam generally leads you towards higher studies from very prestigious institutes of India & Abroad and its a GATEWAY to enter into the PSUs. ESE Exams gives you an opportunity to make your career in central government. Jobs in many Engineering Departments. Coming to the core of the question it is very important to analyze different aspects of both the exams very carefully before reaching to any conclusion. I can... View more

Hii Murali,
Hope you are doing good. I prefer that first, you solve all the previous year papers of JEE Advanced. Now, coming to reference books I prefer MTG for maths and HC Verma for physics. But I am really sorry to tell you that I don't remember the good reference books for chemistry. Also, please check with some more people regarding books.
Hope this helps you.

According to eligibility released by IIT JAM in year 2022, all that you need is to have passed the Bachelor's degree programme. Two years gap won't effect. In fact, there are many students who takes more than two years break for IIT JAM preparation. So, yes, you can apply for IIT JAM examination, just prepare well.

You need to thoroughly revise your school syllabus of 9th-12th of history.

<p>You should ideally begin preparing XAT sample examinations several weeks before the actual exam date. Starting 2-3 months before the test is a decent starting point. This enables you to examine your strengths and weaknesses, become acquainted with the test format, and devise efficient time-management methods. Taking practice exams on a regular basis helps imitate actual testing situations, improves problem-solving abilities, and develops endurance for the lengthy exam. It also gives you insight into the sorts of questions offered on the XAT, allowing you to customize your preparation accordingly. Remember to evaluate your performa... View more

National Institute of Fashion Technology offers a diverse array of Continuing Education (CE) programmes to support the industry, as well as aspiring and working professionals. The wide range of specialised programmes offered by NIFT help aspiring professionals to get trained, entry-level professionals to get advanced training, mid-level professionals to upgrade their skills, and at times also help professionals to re-enter the Industry. These programme have been developed in consultation with reputed academicians and industry practitioners. In addition to the Continuing Education programmes offered, NIFT has been offering Diploma Programme... View more

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If you are in the first year of M.Sc, you cannot appear in the CSIR NET exam but can prepare for this exam. You have enough time for this exam so prepare with complete dedication and concentration. To prepare for the CSIR NET- <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://scoop.eduncle.com/csir-ugc-net-exam-date-notification" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://scoop.eduncle.com/csir-ugc-net-exam-date-notification</a> exam, you can prepare with the help of books at home by self-preparation or can prepare with the help of the national eligibility test with the help of coaching institu... View more

<p>Hi.</p><p data-start="0" data-end="516">Yes — there are scholarship / fee‑waiver schemes at Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) that could apply to students from economically weaker sections — but I did not find clear, public confirmation that there are dedicated “minority‑community scholarships” (i.e. for religious or linguistic minorities) explicitly listed among SPR's own scholarship categories. Here's what I found, and what remains uncertain:</p><ul data-start="570" data-end="1282"><li data-start="570&... View more

Yes sure! Practice makes a person perfect. If you concentrate from now on, then you can easily crack the exam by little bit guidance and self studies. Also it is better to start the preparation of IIT main because if one start the it from 12 then he/she will not be able to crack it since it is time taking process and needs a lot of hard work, and the boards pressure is also there hence my advice to you start the preparation from now on, only and choose a better coaching for this exam. Best of luck my friend!

Hi Shrijal,
B.Voc is a very new concept in India and still the Universities are in testing mode as multiple entry and exit points was not prevailing earlier. There are UGC mandates to look into it for every university but still, the acceptance is not fully there in the market. I would suggest to go for BHM or B.Sc in Hospitality/ Hotel management.
You can also visit UEI Global for admission, visit:
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Firsrly, its important to have a clear structure for your study hours. If you think that you'll only be able to concentrate on a single section for an hour or two, then adjust your study plan accordingly by factoring in a break, or a change in your area of focus. Using practice tests is a tried and tested way of tracking your progress, and a handy way of highlighting any weaknesses in your strategy that you might not be aware of.

<p>Mock tests are an essential component of CAT (Common Admission Test) preparation and offer several benefits to aspiring candidates.&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Mock tests simulate the actual CAT exam environment, including the pattern, structure, and time constraints. By taking mock tests, you become familiar with the exam format, the number of questions in each section, and the overall time available.&nbsp;</li><li>CAT is a time-bound exam, and efficient time management is crucial to maximize your score. Mock tests enable you to practice managing your time effectively within the given time limits for ea... View more

Pankaj Gandhi in Pune is good because its locality is good and the teachers give their best. Also, in Pune, you can also do internship.

Hi Shyamal!
If you want to prepare for JNUEE in M.A. Hindi, then you should solve all the previous year problems. You can get it from the nearby markets. Also these are available online via Flipkart and amazon. Also, give some online tests as well to keep preparations high.
Best of luck.

Hello dear,
Please mention the name of university by which we can guide you better way.

<p>Till 2014, there were only two sections in CAT. Quantitative Aptitude was clubbed with Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning was clubbed with Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension. In 2015, the Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning were clubbed together and Quantitative Aptitude and Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension made two individual sections. Since 2015, the sectional segregation has remained the same but the number of questions have come down from 100 to 66. The exam duration has also been reduced. Until 2019, the CAT exam was of 180 minutes and the total number of questions were 100. However, in 2020, the qu... View more

Yes, it is useful to give competitive exams like UPSC, MPSC, or any other competitive exam.
You can opt for any course for your UG programme, as the field of education does not really matter, when you apply for a UPSC exam. What matters is that, you should be a graduate and how you perform in the exam. To prepare for the exam, refer to class 9th to class 12th NCERT books of Geography, History and Civics. Read at least 2 newspapers daily, and join the mock test series in order to clear the exam.

Yes, you can surely opt for teaching Maths as a career. However, with a B.Tech/M.Tech degree, you can't teach Maths to post-secondary (after class 12th) students. In order to do so, you have to pursue M.Sc. In mathematics or you can even go for Ph.D. and end up being a professor teaching engineering undergrads. There's one more option, you can go for tutoring in private coaching classes as they don't really care about your degree if you are well versed in your discipline.

<p>Yes, Syllabus for both, CAT and CMAT are similar for three sections i.e. Quantitative Techniques and Data Interpretation, RC, Verbal and Logical Reasoning. However, CMAT Examination has two extra sections which are General Awareness, Innovation and Entrepreneurship.&nbsp;</p><p>Candidates are advised to prepare for common topics and sections first, and then proceed to CMAT exclusive section.&nbsp;</p><p>To know more about CMAT Examination and CLAT Examination, refer to the official website of the examinations.</p>

Some of the books you can refer to are:
*Arihant NIFT/NIFD/NID Entrance Exam Self Study Guide.
*NIFT/NID Entrance Exams: Ultimate Success Series. *NIFT/NID /IIFT Entrance Exam - Self Study Guide.

Hello Naveen,
You must be among the top 20 % (rankers) students of the respective board in which you are giving board exam.
Let's say, 100 students are there then you should in in top 20.
Then only, you'll be able to write JEE Advanced.
It also means the top 20% of candidates that qualified the exam.
Thus you will be eligible for selection only if you are among the top 20 % students of your respective board.
Percentile = no. of student have marks lesser than you / total no. of students appeared in the exam X 100
Your percentile should be >= 80 or you should have have your board percentage greater than or equal to 75%

Hello Rahul,
Well, the truth is that CAT coaching will help you up to an extent only for these exams. Further, you have to practice on your own.
All the best.

Yes, you can pursue management in fashion designing after completing your BBA. Prep Tips for NIFT Entrance Exam 2018 is mentioned at the link provided below:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/prep-tips-for-nift-entrance-exam-2016-blogId-11660" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/prep-tips-for-nift-entrance-exam-2016-blogId-11660</a>.

Solve previous paper and whatever you studied revise regularly.

Yes, you can sit for KVPY-SX. KVPY has two sections, each section has 4 parts or subjects, Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. You can attempt any three subjects in the first section and any two subjects in the second section. If you are studying both, biology and mathematics, you can attempt all the four subjects and the best of three will be selected. This is applicable only for students currently studying in class 12th, ie, KVPY- SX.

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IBPS Bank Exams will be conducted from the month of October 2019. Click here <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://bit.ly/2JY7aEM" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://bit.ly/2JY7aEM</a> to check the complete details about the IBPS Bank Exams. To prepare for the bank exams, you should follow these tips:
Check complete syllabus and exam pattern. Select 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. Read the newspaper daily ... View more

<p dir="ltr">The SNAP exam lasts for 60 minutes, and each question earns 1 mark. However, there's a penalty of -0.25 marks for every wrong answer. To avoid negative marking first, try to stay calm because making rushed decisions can lead to mistakes. If you're unsure about a question, use a smart guessing method by eliminating the wrong options. This increases your chances of getting the answer right.</p><p dir="ltr">Manage your time wisely by focusing on questions you feel more confident about. Don't spend too much time on one question, and be sure to read each question and answer carefully to avoid m... View more

<p>SNAP question paper has three sections &ndash; General English, Quantitative, &nbsp;Data Interpretation &amp; Data Sufficiency and Analytical &amp; Logical Reasoning. The General English section has the minimum number of questions and Analytical &amp; Logical Reasoning has maximum number of questions. Check the table below for sectional composition of the SNAP question paper. Out of the three, the Quantitative, &nbsp;Data Interpretation &amp; Data Sufficiency section is usually tougher than the other two sections. However, since there is no such criteria of sectional cut offs in SNAP, candidates don&... View more