Showing 10710 results for "CEED preparation"

5 Views Posted a year ago

Answered by

<p>Scoring good marks in Tamil Nadu class 12 exam in 1 month is possible only with focus, determination and hard work. Read and learn the text books and class notes. Solve as many sample papers and previous years' qyestion papers. Take small breaks and restrict yourself from social media.&nbsp;</p>

119 Views Posted 9 years ago

Answered by

,

principal and member of academic...,

Dear,
Kindly, prepare for JEE as you do not need to attend the class 12th exams. Put your best efforts to prepare for the same. Prepare for your weak topics. Take suggestion from best teachers and use all the online available facilities. Avoid all your fears. Learn all the required formula and short cuts as you know, solving questions for written exams is different.
All the best.

3 Views Posted a year ago

Answered by

<div><div><div tabindex="-1"><div><div><p>Scoring good marks in MBOSE SSLC in 1 month is possible only with focus, determination and hard work. Read NCERT books and class notes for Science and Social science. Solve as many sample papers and previous years' qyestion papers to have a good grip on subject. Take small breaks and restrict yourself from social media. This will help you ace the exam.</p></div></div></div></div></div>

181 Views Posted 9 years ago

Answered by

Hello Shruti,
I would advise you to go online, you might get some aptitude temporary test to improve your verbal English, rather than focusing on books.

163 Views Posted 9 years ago

Answered by

,

Sr.Consultant - Management,

Hi Ankit Joshi,
CAT to any other MBA entrance examinations are almost similar except their standards. Therefore, you can go for IMS, TIMES or Career Launcher training for entrance examinations.
All the best.

9 Views Posted a year ago

Answered by

<p>While a strong JEE preparation provides a solid foundation, scoring above 350 in BITSAT 2026 requires focused preparation for English and Logical Reasoning (LR) alongside the core subjects, as BITSAT is slightly easier and speed-based.&nbsp;</p><p>Why JEE Preparation is a Good Starting Point:</p><p><br>Syllabus Overlap:<br>BITSAT covers topics from classes 11 and 12, similar to JEE Main, meaning a strong foundation in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (or Biology) will be beneficial.&nbsp;</p><p>Conceptual Understanding:<br>JEE preparation emphasizes conceptual unders... View more

62 Views Posted 2016-04-18 21:03:47

Answered by

Hi rishabh
my suggestion is to complete degree by taking B.com and then study CA so that you gain maximum knowledge what you want to study rather taking coaching for CPT

57 Views Posted 2016-08-02 11:10:17

Answered by

,

Career,

Hello Rajat,
This is all up to you and in your interest. If you really want a job than try for government jobs like IBPS PO clerk, etc. because career growth in PO exam is really very good.
IBPS released IBPS PO application form and before last date you must fill PO application form.
To know more about IBPS PO visit here:
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.eduncle.com/ibps-po-recruitment-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.eduncle.com/ibps-po-recruitment-exam</a>
Yes, you can crack PO exam in first attempt and 3 month are enough to score in the exam.... View more

592 Views Posted 8 years ago

Answered by

Hello,
First check the complete syllabus and pattern for IIT JAM Exam. You can check the pattern and complete IIT JAM 2018 Syllabus from here:
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam-syllabus" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam-syllabus</a>
While preparing for IIT JAM Exam always carry a notebook and note down all the important formulas, theorems or anything important for the exam. This will help you in your last minute preparation.
Solve previous year question papers. This is the best way to prepare for the ex... View more

535 Views Posted 9 years ago

Answered by

Hi, CLAT can be cleared in a span of one year, however, if you can strengthen yourself from 11th class itself.

2.4k Views Posted 8 years ago

Answered by

<p>Some mocks are too main stream and suggested by everyone, but to stand apart from everyone, I followed India's first Al based mock test series.</p><p>iQuanta's iCAT mocks are one of the finest and carefully designed mock test which are actually at par with the level of CAT unlike others.</p>

1.7k Views Posted 8 years ago

Answered by

,

Management professional,

You cannot answer the question with certainty as the important topics keep changing year to year. But, topics from which questions invariably are asked year on year include:
1. Quantitative Ability: Algebra, Number system &#40;very important&#41;, sets, PnC and probability. About 3-5 questions on geometry are also asked every year. Trigonometry can be skipped. Do learn tricks like divisibility rules to solve question on remainder etc.
2. Data Interpretation- Pie chart- learn calculation techniques for pi chart, bar graphs and scatterplots. Vedic maths helps in DI as the sets here are time consuming.
3. VA/LR- Do practi... View more

9.5k Views Posted 3 years ago

Answered by

Hi, I can understand your efforts as I'm also in same situation as yours. It is really hard to maintain both attendance of college and preparation of NEET by your own efforts. If you are really confident about your next performance about NEET then you should give least priority towards your B.Sc. Believe me I have seen lot of students achieving NEET with this situation. All you have to do neglect a little bit to your college and be stick to your daily routine of study because in NEET consistency is the main key. You can ask every failure they will say how consistency is important for NEET. Besides all of these if you are really serious for... View more

197 Views Posted 8 years ago

Answered by

,

Educational Counselor,

Here are my top few suggestions:
1) Learn tables till 20.
2) Learn the values of fractions like 1/1 = 1, 1/2 = 0.5, 1/3 = 0.33 and so on till 1/30. I have learnt the shortcut for memorizing this when I was preparing for CAT. You can find it somewhere on the internet. But learn it.
3) Learn the square of numbers till 30.
4) Learn cubes of numbers till 20.
5) Learn to visualize fractions as pies (pie-charts) and then apply calculations like addition/subtractions to it.
7) Learn more Pythagorean triplets like-3,4,5 - 5,12,13 - 8,15,17 and their multiples. You must be able to identify these triplets in problems. Th... View more

269 Views Posted 3 years ago

Answered by

<p style="text-align: justify;"><span lang="EN-US">Maharashtra CET Cell has released syllabus of MHT CET 2026. Students can download MHT CET 2026 syllabus PDF from Shiksha page or from MHT CET portal to prepare for the exam. It consists of class 11 and 12 topics of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.&nbsp;</span></p>

424 Views Posted 8 years ago

Answered by

IMPORTANT TOPICS TO FOCUS ON TISSNET PREPARTION -
1-Basic Geometry.
2-Averages.
3-Number System.
4-Ratio and Proportion.
5-Probability.
6-Profit and Loss.
7-Percentages.
8-Speed and Time.

66 Views Posted 3 years ago

Answered by

No, practicing only CTTE question papers and sample papers will not help in exam preparation. Candidates must study every topic prescribed in the CTET syllabus through various books. Once done, candidates should then start attempting CTET question papers, sample papers and mock tests.

691 Views Posted 8 years ago

Answered by

,

LLB Student - DU,

There's is no short cut to success. One month time is too less for CLAT preparation. At least for a good rank, one needs to prepare for 3 months.
1) Universal LL.b entrance should be practiced
2) One should have good English. Grammar should be good. Practicing books like Wren Martin would suffice.
3) Focus on the constitution part. Mostly, on the fundamental rights and directive principle chapter.
4) Practice logical reasoning.

134 Views Posted 8 years ago

Answered by

Hello, No, it is not like that what you are thinking. Both exams are different from each other. UPSC is a civil service exam and it is for administrator and officer's post and whereas GATE is for students who want to do higher study after completing engineering.

1.5k Views Posted 3 years ago

Answered by

Regular revision is very important to score A+ in all the subjects in the Kerala SSLC exam. You should have thorough knowledge of the text books. Through hard work and proper learning, one can score A+ in all the subjects. Make short notes of every chapter with important formulas and points. Solving the previous year question papers will also help to achieve full A+ in the SSLC exam. Write and practice problems in Mathematics and Science.

148 Views Posted 2 years ago

Answered by

<p>The UPSSSC PET (Preliminary Eligibility Test) difficulty can vary for each candidate based on the preparation, knowledge, and subjects understanding. However, the UPSSSC PET exam is moderate in difficulty.</p>

47 Views Posted 2 years ago

Answered by

<p>The Quantitative Aptitude section of the SET (Symbiosis Entrance Test) typically covers topics in mathematics like arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and basic statistics.</p><ol><li>Gets your basics straight, revise the rules and formulas that are required.</li><li>Figure out the difference between all the numbers.</li><li>Know all the prime numbers till 100, for the advanced topics like divisibility rules get them covered thoroughly.</li><li>Practice each and every quantitative aptitude topic thoroughly.</li><li>Manage time smartly during preparation.</li><li... View more

96 Views Posted 2 years ago

Answered by

<p>You will become acquainted with the exam format, scoring system, kinds of questions asked in the exam, degree of difficulty, and more by working through GSEB Class 10 sample papers. Overall, completing practice exam questions is an excellent approach to get ready for the test. They are a quick and efficient method of reviewing a large syllabus. The exam lasts for three hours in total, and the theory exam has eighty marks. The question paper is separated into four sections for the majority of subjects: Sections A, B, C, and D.The GSEB SSC exam 2024 was administered by the board using pen and paper from March 11, 2024, to March 22,... View more

73 Views Posted 3 years ago

Answered by

<p>It is better if you start studying for the Kerala 10th board exams 2026 as early as possible. To prepare for the exams in a month, you must go through the important points marked by the teachers. It is advised to solve as many previous years' question papers as possible. Try and understand the concept and then you can score well by writing answers in your own words. Clear your doubts with your teachers or friends.</p>

522 Views Posted 7 years ago

Answered by

Rostrum Education - They connect you to tutors who have gone to Oxford and Cambridge and are based in the UK. They have the highest success rate for Oxbridge in the country. Check them out here: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://rostrumedu.com/oxbridge-interview-prep/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://rostrumedu.com/oxbridge-interview-prep/</a>

31 Views Posted 3 years ago

Answered by

<p>The Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) marking scheme comprised that four marks will be awarded for every correct answer. While one mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer. No marks will be awarded or deducted for unanswered questions. Hence students are advised to attempt only those questions in which they are quite confident.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

253 Views Posted 3 years ago

Answered by

Practicing previous year's question papers is an essential part of CSIR NET preparation. However, relying only on them may not be sufficient to ensure success in the exam. It is important to have a comprehensive understanding of the syllabus, concepts, and topics covered in the exam. Candidates must also regularly revise the topics they have covered and solve mock tests to evaluate their preparation level. Previous year's question papers can help candidates to understand the exam pattern, the type of questions asked, and the marking scheme. By solving them, candidates can also identify their weak areas and work on them. It is advisable to ... View more

293 Views Posted 8 years ago

Answered by

<p>To prepare for KLEE, candidates can use the following preparation tips:&nbsp;</p><p><strong>1. Understand the KLEE Exam:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Official Notification:</strong> Your first step should be to thoroughly read the official KLEE notification released by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) Kerala. This notification will be available on the CEE website (cee.kerala.gov.in) once the application process begins. The notification details the exam format, syllabus, and important dates.</li><li><strong>Focus on the Syllabus:</strong&g... View more

48 Views Posted 8 years ago

Answered by

,

MASTERS IN MATHEMATICS,

Last month, strategy for the entrance exam is to practice mock tests, as it will boost your confidence and you will have a good command on paper and you can get good scores and will help you much more than revision. All the best.

70 Views Posted 2 years ago

Answered by

<p>Making a study schedule and adhering to it strictly until exam day is one of the first stages in getting ready for the MAH BEd CET exam. You must first review the topics in the official MAH B.Ed. CET syllabus. Strong subjects should be utilised to improve on weak ones, while weak subjects should receive greater attention overall. Every week, candidates should take a mock exam to evaluate their performance and academic progress. Since MAH B.Ed CET is a timed exam, practice time management during your preparation. Make sure to revise what you covered after finishing a topic. This will support assessment and information retention.<... View more

×
×

This website uses Cookies and related technologies for the site to function correctly and securely, improve & personalise your browsing experience, analyse traffic, and support our marketing efforts and serve the Core Purpose. By continuing to browse the site, you agree to Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.