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New answer posted•9 years ago
How can I score below 10000 rank in VITEEE?
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Asked by Aaqil Al Hassan Aaqil Al Hassan

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9 years ago
You have to clear your class 12th concept. Try to give the exact answer, don't answer those questions about which you are doubtful. Try to avoid negative marking. Solve the previous years' question papers to get an idea about the level and pattern of exam.
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Can I get good band in IELTS speaking section if I use simple vocabulary?
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Asked by Smriti Khanuja

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9 years ago
For speaking tests, fluency is more important than content. Rather than trying to insert difficult and bigger words, which may possibly not come naturally to you, go for shorter words and smaller sentences.
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Can you suggest some books/dictionaries for the preparation of GRE, TOEFL, etc.? I am a 1st-year student of B.Tech & want to do MS after it.
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Asked by Garvjeet Dahiya

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9 years ago
Before you study any course related book, read Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis. This is one single book, which if read dedicatedly will do wonders with your vocabulary and critical reading skills. Once you complete this, you can go for traditional Barron's and Princeton Review, etc.
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What is the weightage of numericals in the board (CBSE) exams of physics and chemistry?
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Asked by Prahalad Ram

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9 years ago
See in CBSE, since before, NCERT numerical problems are always tweaked to make it simpler or difficult, but the main aim is to make everyone score 52+ out 70 in theory so numerical problems are in average count usually. So in physics, 40% are numerical requiring least derivations 20-30% need a bit o
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Which one is more difficult among MCA entrance exam and GATE?
124 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sachin Solanki

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9 years ago
GATE is difficult. Don't compare these two exams.
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Which institute's test series is the best for JEE Mains + Advanced?
93 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Gulshan Kumar

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9 years ago
There is no use of test series if you have not completed your syllabus or if you have not revised it.
2.Test series with their toughness order
Fiitjee AITS &get; BANSAL &get; resonance &get;allen
Fiitjee AITS and bansals test series are not for faint hearted or weakling.you can be demotivated by their
2.Test series with their toughness order
Fiitjee AITS &get; BANSAL &get; resonance &get;allen
Fiitjee AITS and bansals test series are not for faint hearted or weakling.you can be demotivated by their
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Can I do MBA from a prominent institute like IIM by CAT entrance if I have completed my B.Sc from any college?
62 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Subhajit Banerjee

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9 years ago
Yes, you can pursue MBA from IIM if you are graduate from recognised university. The eligibility criteria for MBA from IIM is graduation in any stream with minimum 60% marks from any recognised university.
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What should I do after passing the 12th exam with first division (69.4%)?
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Asked by Abhishek Parmar

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9 years ago
Hi Abhishek,
After class 12th, you must complete your Bachelor's degree in any discipline. Applicant must hold a degree of any of the universities recognised by the government of India or declared to be a deemed university under section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act 1956 or its equivalent
After class 12th, you must complete your Bachelor's degree in any discipline. Applicant must hold a degree of any of the universities recognised by the government of India or declared to be a deemed university under section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act 1956 or its equivalent
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Hello Priscilla!
TNEA (Tamil Nadu engineering admissions) is used to admit students for undergraduate courses in engineering through single window counselling under Anna university. You can apply for counselling through www.annauniv.edu and click TNEA 2017.
The last date to apply is may 31 and the las
TNEA (Tamil Nadu engineering admissions) is used to admit students for undergraduate courses in engineering through single window counselling under Anna university. You can apply for counselling through www.annauniv.edu and click TNEA 2017.
The last date to apply is may 31 and the las
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Hello Priscilla,
TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions) is used to admit students for undergraduate courses in engineering through single window counselling under Anna University. You can apply for counselling through www.annauniv.edu and click TNEA 2017.
The last date to apply is May 31 and the la
TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions) is used to admit students for undergraduate courses in engineering through single window counselling under Anna University. You can apply for counselling through www.annauniv.edu and click TNEA 2017.
The last date to apply is May 31 and the la