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<p>Yes. Candidates must check official SPSAT syllabus before starting exam preparation. By having prior knowledge of SPSAT syllabus, candidates will be able to plan studies well. Through syllabus, candidates will be able to understand subjects, units and topics that need to be prepared for upcoming entrance exam. This will help candidates be well prepared and perform well in entrance examination.</p>

<p>The authorities have discontinued the Assam PAT exam. The Assam polytechnic admission is now done on the qualifying exam merit list. The authorities prepare the merit list for all the registered candidates only.</p>

<p>Coaching can be helpful in the following ways:</p><ol data-start="1299" data-end="2037"><li data-start="1299" data-end="1499"><p data-start="1302" data-end="1499"><strong data-start="1302" data-end="1334">Structured Preparation Plan:</strong> Coaching centers provide a <strong data-start="1362" data-end="1387">well-defined syllabus</strong>, study materials, and <strong data-start="1410" data-end="1433">regular assignments</strong>, making it easier to c... View more

It is almost Rs. 45,000 in Patna.

Hi Parth,
Keeping oneself updated is the right thing to do. You should read blogs by renowned bloggers such as Bachi Karkaria, Jug Suraiya, Swamithan Aiyar, Gurcharan Das, P Sainath, etc. You can refer Indian journals such as Economic Times, The Hindu, TOI or Hindustan Times. You can also read English journals such as The Newyork Times, The Gaurdian blogs, etc.
I would suggest you to also hear and keep track of current news and read Reader's Digest and refer Manorama year book for enhancing your general knowledge.
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Prepare the books published by S. Chand and A. S. Agarwal. These books will help you a lot.

1. Arun Sharma is best for Quant./Verbal/DI-LR.
2. Pearson Guide To Verbal Ability And Logical Reasoning
3. For decision making you can refer previous year papers. Also there are various websites having numerous questions on decision making like GP Ka funda.

Its less than a month time and you know what they say, its all about how you will end the game.
Brush up your basics: It is high time that you have clarity on the concepts. If you have brushed up your basics, you will be able to tackle any question, be it a straight or a tricky one. Now that you have less than 30 days, ensure that you prepare fully on the important topics. Regularly practice and revise the formula, vocabulary and grammar rules.
Take full length mocks: The aspirants must have been used to taking mock tests by now. Along with taking the mocks, you should develop the patience to sit in front of the computer screen for... View more

Hi Smriti,
Start by getting your basics right. There is no practice rule here, identify your areas of weakness and work on those. Take a lot of practice tests. Start communicating in English with your family and friends especially in school. Watch English channels, read journals, books, etc. and learn new words. You may also check these on Shiksha:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/exams/ielts/prep-tips-writing-section
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Basics : You should have solid command over the languages C/C+ and Java. All you need is to refer great online resources such as TutorialsPoint, and do coding practice in Hackerrank, Codeacademy etc. There are no kind of worries once you're thorough with basics. CV : The most important part and the decider is CV. The interviewer asks you questions based on what you've mentioned in the CV. Make sure that you've built a neat looking, relevant CV with clean typeface. Try to create your own resume, never ever get a resume made by your friend. Aptitude : Why Aptitude? Aptitude is conducted as a preliminary round to assess your computing, vocabu... View more

I would suggest you to join a coaching. Religiously follow whatever they give you to study. Understand logics and concepts to depth. Solve as many high level questions as you can. Solve previous year papers. Practice, practice and practice.

There are a list of books that you'll get whenever and wherever you search for CAT preparation. The idea is not to solve everything. Qualitative study is more important.
Focus more on your weak areas and weak topics rather than trying to finish every book you come across.
Of the material I've gone through, most useful were the following
1. Quantitative ability
- TIME study material
- Quantitative Aptitude by Arun Sharma
* my recommendation won't be to solve the Complete book, rather solve time or whatever coaching material you have and the topics that you find difficult or you need more practice in solve those fro... View more

I would recommend "Word Power Made Easy" by Norman Lewis.

It is a very easy exam, you can crack it by doing self-study.

Hi Gurjot, check the official websites <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://ielts.org/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://ielts.org/</a> and <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.ieltsidpindia.com/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.ieltsidpindia.com/</a> for details.

First things first, the marrow is now a universal tool. Every aspirant has marrow nowadays. The content that they provide is more than sufficient. What I emphasize is the proper use of the three most important things that nature provides us.
1. Que's bank- Marrow Bank has revolutionized the entire preparation strategy. You can't afford to skip it. I prefer to solve modules related to the topic I read that day. This reinforces the theoretical concept I read. There is an art to solving MCQs and ruling out options. This art can only be achieved if you regularly solve multiple-choice questions. I reset the Bank three times and solved the ... View more

Hi,
PT Education, T.I.M.E., Career Launcher, IMS Learning Resources and Alchemist are the best coaching institutes for the same.
Check the given below link for more –
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Rao's Study Circle is an old and reputed name.

Create a study schedule: Make a plan for studying and stick to it. This will help you stay organized and avoid procrastination. Understand the syllabus: Before starting your preparation, make sure you understand the syllabus and the format of the exam. This will help you focus on the most important topics and avoid wasting time on unnecessary material. Practice regularly: Regular practice is key to success in JEE Mains. Make sure you practice solving sample papers and past year question papers. Focus on your weak areas: Identify your weak areas and work on them. Don't spend too much time on topics you already know well. Stay motivated: Kee... View more

<p>Candidates aspiring to appear in PUCAT exam can follow the below given steps to prepare for PUCAT exam:</p><ul><li>One should give yourself enough time to study. Create a time table to be more accurate and committed.</li><li>Solve old question papers from the past five years. Solve sample papers.</li><li>Study in a place where there is no disturbance. One should be in a quiet environment so that one can focus.</li><li>It is not always a bad option to study with friends. Ask questions, discuss chapters, get to know another person&rsquo;s point of view.</li><li>On... View more

<p>For MH CET Law preparation, few books help a lot. Study&nbsp;<strong>Legal Aptitude for MHT CET Law</strong>&nbsp;by A.P. Bhardwaj for legal part. Use&nbsp;<strong>Lucent's General Knowledge</strong>&nbsp;for GK. For English, &nbsp;<strong>Wren and Martin Grammar Book</strong>&nbsp;works good. Practice reasoning from&nbsp;<strong>RS Aggarwal Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning</strong>. Solve old papers and mock tests regular.</p>

<p>Knowing the NEET exam pattern is necessary to prepare for the exam. Candidates get to know about the number of questions in the exam, marking scheme, duration, negative marking, subjects name and mode of the exam through the paper pattern.</p>

<p>6-8 months is a sufficient time to prepare for the KCET. However, for students who are well-versed with 10+2, they will find cracking the KCET easy.</p>

<p style="text-align: justify;">Although there is no such specific time for preparation as "sufficient" time varies based on students preparation schedule. On a whole a period of 3 to 6 months is generally considered ideal for IMUCET preparation.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Yes, exam pattern of JMI entrance exam is important for candidates preparing for the test. The exam pattern includes details like number of questions, exam duration, total marks, question types, marking scheme, etc. These things help a candidate to formulate their study plan.</p>

<p>Knowing NATA exam pattern is important for exam preparation. Candidates will know exact sections included in the question paper and their weightage. If the candidates are familiar with topics in the syllabus, they need not waste time on irrelevant topics.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Usually it is recommended that Arun Sharma series (Verbal, Quant, DI), R.S. Aggarwal's Reasoning/Quant books, and Word Power Made Easy, are enough for SNAP preparation. Sample questions papers, mock tests, sectional test series are also important.</p>

<p>Yes, IGNOU TEE exam pattern is very important for preparation. It helps you understand question format, marking scheme, and duration. It lets you plan how to answer properly.</p>

<p>To be well prepared for Assam CEE, candidates are advised to start preparing early. Most students start preparing for Assam CEE along with their 12th class and board examinations. Starting preparation early will given candidates more time to revise.</p>

<p>Yes. Candidates are advised to check the official BMAT exam pattern before starting their preparation process. This will allow the candidates to understand how the examination will be conducted and accordingly prepare for it.&nbsp;</p>