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Nithash Majumdar
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Hi there,
There are separate books for DI and LR by Arun Sharma which you can follow.
There are separate books for DI and LR by Arun Sharma which you can follow.
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Nithash Majumdar
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
1. Go through some of the editorials like Economic times, the Hindu, etc.
2. Learn the list of most frequently used words.
3. Solve previous year questions.
4. Make a habit of reading every day to grasp a strong hold on how sentences are formed.
5. Increase your reading speed as well as efficiency.
1. Go through some of the editorials like Economic times, the Hindu, etc.
2. Learn the list of most frequently used words.
3. Solve previous year questions.
4. Make a habit of reading every day to grasp a strong hold on how sentences are formed.
5. Increase your reading speed as well as efficiency.
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Rohit Kothawadei am here to help you in your problem
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It is not difficult for the students who are in contact of Math, but it is difficult for the student who are not in contact of math, such students are from commerce and arts background, but it is easy, if you are studying regularly.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Study plan can only be formulated by you based on your abilities. But the best strategy is to completely master the easy topics first and then slowly advance towards tougher topics. And it will be very helpful to solve old papers and sample papers on a regular basis and making notes of your weak points.
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Ashis Mittal
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Hi,
I would suggest you not to practice a topic for more times if your concept in that particular topic is clear, you should practice more questions on the topics were you are weak or you take more time than the required time, I will also suggest you to keep track of your problem solving time to check that you do not consume more time. Start taking a mock a week and analyze it. You would have covered most of the basics through it. Therefore, from you should, take 2 mocks a week and analyze them. If a particular topic proves to be troublesome, start with a clean slate again. Do not hesitate to go back to the basics if the mocks signal y
I would suggest you not to practice a topic for more times if your concept in that particular topic is clear, you should practice more questions on the topics were you are weak or you take more time than the required time, I will also suggest you to keep track of your problem solving time to check that you do not consume more time. Start taking a mock a week and analyze it. You would have covered most of the basics through it. Therefore, from you should, take 2 mocks a week and analyze them. If a particular topic proves to be troublesome, start with a clean slate again. Do not hesitate to go back to the basics if the mocks signal y
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Contributor-Level 9
Both CAT and Bank PO exams have similar portion. You can prepare for both simultaneously as the syllabus and paper pattern is same. Study hard for CAT and keep Bank PO as your backup.
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Leena Agarwal
Guide-Level 12
Best Books for CAT by Arun Sharma (TMH Publications) or Quantum CAT
If you have study material from a coaching institute like IMS / TIME / CL, you should try to finish it from start to end. You should not even look at any other books.
If you have study material from a coaching institute like IMS / TIME / CL, you should try to finish it from start to end. You should not even look at any other books.
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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine
Guide-Level 11
Hi, MBA and CFA are the two different courses which have their own benefits. CFA is a professional finance course and trending too. You can go for any finance professional course which I think is a better option. You don't get much coverage by doing MBA. So CFA or FRM will the good one. Thanks.
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Aishwarya AgrawalEngineer | Mentor
Guide-Level 11
SGSITS is a good college so instead of preparing for JEE you can either opt for CAT so that new opportunities will be available for you.
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NIMISHA SHARMAMember of Media and PR Committee @IMI B
Contributor-Level 8
CAT is an exam for post-graduation. And, JEE you give for under graduation. After JEE, you will be an engineer and after CAT, you will be a manager. So, you can be a manager after becoming an engineer. What will make more money depends on your potential. MBA will definitely give a hike in a job you will be doing after engineering. So, my advice will be, you first concentrate on JEE to become an engineer, then decide, if you want to go for MBA or M.Tech.
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