CBSE 10th

I strongly recommend you to complete school. Class 10th is literally like a building block and gives you the head start for a lot of opportunities. Post that, you could take up a Diploma course which immediately after completion qualifies you for a job offer. If you thereafter want to continue studi

First of all, it is very important to plan your studies with a clear objective: Have a plan to show what is the current percentage of marks and what is the aim, what subjects are your strength and what are the weak points; go for a weekly timetable; allocate optimum time for strong subjects and more

First of all, it is very important to plan your studies with a clear objective (90%) - Have a plan to show what is the current percentage of marks, what subjects are your strength and what are the weak points; go for a weekly timetable; allocate optimum time for strong subjects and more time for wea

Hello Ajish,
The information you have given is quite interesting. You have scored quite well in your 10th, your 12th and even in your MBA. But while doing BE, something has happened which made you not score well. Oh. After you have finished MBA now you want to do Masters in mechanical engineering? I

I would say it will be better to complete your intermediate first, as that would be beneficial in the long run.

Yes, sometimes. But you should have scored at least a minimum of 60% aggregate in 10th and 12th.

Since your percentage all over is very good and you belong to SC category even if you score 95 percentile, that can provide you with some calls of IIMs. For FMS, you need to get a min. of 98 percentile. There is still an extra edge that you have due to the category over other students. All the best!

I would strongly recommend you not to be disheartened and please give it a try again. This time, have a systematic approach through a mentor (parent, sibling or teacher ) and study consistently. Do not keep things for last minute. Analyse why you failed. Give optimum time for easy areas and more tim

1. make a good timetable giving optimum time for easy subjects and more time for difficult areas.
2. Get a mentor and get your timetable and effort reviewed, say on weekly basis
3. Eat well, sleep enough, and exercise at least lightly regularly.
4. Do not keep things to the end. Do consistent efforts

I would recommend you to definitely pursue football through a good coaching centre - a place through which you will have a platform to participate in matches and thereby grow. Alongside, choose to pursue studies too - say Arts, Commerce and Sciences are options. Choose based on interest and how much