Colleges in Aligarh

The eligibility criteria for giving entrance examination is as follows:
For M. Sc. (Zoology) : B. Sc. with Zoology as the main subject and any two of the following subsidiary subjects-Botany / Chemistry / Genetics / Biochemistry / Biotechnology / Fisheries or
B. Sc. with Zoology as one of the subjects of equal value along with any two of the following
optional subjects- Botany / Chemistry / Genetics / Biochemistry / Biotechnology / Fisheries.
Note: The candidate must have secured at least 55% marks in zoology as well as 55% marks in
aggregate of zoology and subsidiary/ optional subjects.
For B. Sc. (Hons.) with main subjects Zoology :
Senior Secondary School Certificate or an equivalent examination with at least 55% marks in
aggregate of English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics.
Note: For admission to B.Sc.(Hons.) with Botany/Zoology as Main Subject, the candidate should
have passed Biology at the qualifying examination.

Being a student of Aligarh Muslim University, I find the following benefits:
1) Teaching standards: Teachers are actually well qualified (PHDs from IITs, IISc and abroad). They have abundant knowledge.
2) Free time/Less workload: Workload in general of every department is not much and if you have time management skills, you can crack National (GATE, IES or CAT) or International (GRE, TOEFL, IELTS or GMAT) level exams.
3) Fees: ZHCET is the cheapest institute that provides a quality education.
4) Book Bank/Department Seminar library: It gives a stack of books to each student every year at a very nominal rate to read and return after completing that session.
Other general benefits:
1) A world class library. It is the second largest library in Asia.
2) Fully WiFi enabled campus with dedicated computer labs at computer department and hostels.
3) Various clubs like horse riding, swimming, basketball and gym.
4) Various extra-curricular activities like drama, music and more.
5) Benefits of being a central university.

Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) conducts an entrance exam in order to provide admission to candidates in engineering and architecture courses offered by it. These are the courses in which admission is offered to candidates on the basis of their scores in AMU Engineering Entrance Exam (EEE).
Start with NCERT books then go for these books for strong fundamentals and practising questions
Physics
Concepts of Physics 1 & 2 by HC Verma
DC Pandey, the one with only questions
Chemistry
Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations by R.C. Mukherjee
Concepts of Physical Chemistry for JEE Paperback 2014 by P. Bahadur (Author)
Organic Chemistry, 7e Morrison Boyd
Maths
Mathematics Vol. I & II by R.D.Sharma
Problems Plus in IIT Mathematics by A.Das Gupta
Objective Mathematics by S.K.Pundir M.L.Khanna
Apart from using books, you must practice mock exams to develop a proper strategy to attempt the question paper. Analyse the mocks you solve and learn from the mistakes. Also, pay attention to time management.
All the best.

If you are preparing rigorously for JEE then cracking AMUEEE won't be that difficult.
So, if you are already preparing for JEE then what should you do for cracking AMUEEE.
So what is cracking AMUEEE all about? It is more about the clarity of concepts and lots of problem-solving and an excellent time management. If you have prepared rigorously for JEE then you won't need any extra books for AMUEEE. Rather, I would suggest giving a lot of mock tests. Make sure you are thorough with all the formulas and general solution for simple cases as it can save a lot of time in the exam.
The main point is timed practice and a lot of revision. Apart from that take a look at previous year's papers. There are some books available in the market for mock tests but buy only from trusted publishers. Mainly while your exam, have confidence before going for the exam or your entire preparation will be of no use in the end.
All the best!

One needs to know the difference between the two:
Job opportunities offered after CFP course are CFP legal financial planner, estate planner, investment planner, insurance planner, tax consultant, etc while MBA offers Managers, leaders, operations and sales heads, etc. CFP covers financial planning as a subject while MBA focuses on economics, accounting, operations and marketing along with a specialization that is chosen by the candidate. The CFP course exams are held thrice in a year while the two years MBA program is set in a semester mode. CFP entrance examination is online while for MBA it defers with institutions. CFP is organized by Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards or the CFP board while there are a number of institutes that offer MBA program.
If client management and planning finances for clients ( that is guiding them through legal restrictions,
financial laws, investment and tax planning, insurances and benefits etc. ) interests you then CFP will add
value to your career.
While to add value to your existing career MBA is just perfect. Besides giving you an option of choosing your specialization MBA also trains you in economics, accounting, operations and marketing in depth. Internship being an important part of MBA gives the opportunity for corporate world exposure which is required as most of the students need to join a company to know and live in the work culture.