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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value
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As we all know that the entire world including India is struggling with the corona pandemic and in such an alarming situation nationwide many exams have been extended. The exam conducting authorities are trying their best to conducted is asap provided it should not harm the health of any candidate who is willing to appear for UGC NET 2020. With the latest notification Released by NTA CSIR NET Application https://bit.ly/3fkm4ka dates have been extended again and the last date to apply for the exam is 15th June 2020. Rest essential dates & details like admit card, exam date & result dates have not been officially declared by NTA Ye
As we all know that the entire world including India is struggling with the corona pandemic and in such an alarming situation nationwide many exams have been extended. The exam conducting authorities are trying their best to conducted is asap provided it should not harm the health of any candidate who is willing to appear for UGC NET 2020. With the latest notification Released by NTA CSIR NET Application https://bit.ly/3fkm4ka dates have been extended again and the last date to apply for the exam is 15th June 2020. Rest essential dates & details like admit card, exam date & result dates have not been officially declared by NTA Ye
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Yes you can go for MBBS after completing your engineering. Some government colleges and private colleges will allow you to do so. But the point is in doing so you will waste some important years of your career. It will be like starting from scratch again.
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Ishaani MalhotraJust wynk it, life, eyeliner, everything.
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Hello IIT JAM aspirants!
There are few points one must pay heed on. Know the syllabus. Collect all the materials and books required. Prepare a time table and stick to it. Don't start studying anything randomly. Prepare a time table which has either daily or weekly goals. Don't skip the theory. Make notes of important points and formulas in a separate copy. That copy will be helpful for your last moment revision for IIT JAM physics.
Start solving questions. Start solving a lot of problems from good sources. Start giving sectionals and mocks
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There are few points one must pay heed on. Know the syllabus. Collect all the materials and books required. Prepare a time table and stick to it. Don't start studying anything randomly. Prepare a time table which has either daily or weekly goals. Don't skip the theory. Make notes of important points and formulas in a separate copy. That copy will be helpful for your last moment revision for IIT JAM physics.
Start solving questions. Start solving a lot of problems from good sources. Start giving sectionals and mocks
Don't feel shy to ask doubts
Be confident that you can qualify this exam. Prepare with dedication and
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Vishal Singh PalDo something for us but silently
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If you want to drop your year so I think your fee is doesn't get the return back to you but if you talk to your staff and faculty or your Dean, director, hope they provide you any solution. I hope you get your desired answer.
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Hi Aditya. IIM admission process involves three stages. The first stage is the minimum percentile requirement in CAT which differs from IIM to IIM. The second stage consists of What (Written Ability Test) / PI (Personal Interview) or AWT rounds. Shortlisted candidates from second-round go through to the third stage where extracurricular activities, work experience, the academic record is weighed in. On the basis of all these three stages, you get an admission into this premier management institute of India. One important requirement to qualify for getting shortlisted by the Iims is scoring high and balanced sectional percentile in CAT.
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