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Yes, you can. There is nothing impossible in this world. But, for self-study you have to be more strategic and manage your time properly. So, first thing collect all the previous year’s question papers and their solutions so that you can analyse the pattern. Next, be thorough with the NCERT books an

Yes, it is possible. Your need to make sure that your basic concepts are clear and rigid. You can read NCERT books. You can practice questions from other books and do take mocks, i.e. practice questions with timings that will help you to analyse the methods and also in time management.
Best of luck.

Hi,
Civil services aspirants can think of below mentioned courses:
1. Psychology.
2. History/ Political honors.
3. Philosophy.
4. Law.
5. English honors.
6. Economics honors.
So, you can choose the program according to your choice and caliber.
All the best.

Yes, you should appear for JEE but college stamp is required to fill the form for JEE.

Hi,
PGCET is the exam written after BE to pursue M.Tech. MAT is the entrance exam to pursue MBA in b-schools. They both have different syllabus.

Hi,
You are eligible for most of the bank exam because there is no percentage criteria in bank exam. You only need to complete the graduation. You can go for IBPS exam, which is conducted for the post of PO, Clerk and SO. There is no percentage criteria in IBPS.
All the best.

1. JEE Main is for NITs.
2. JEE Advanced is for IITs.
3. BITSAT is for Birla.
4. VITEEE is for Vellore Institute.

Scoring above the border line does not guarantee your admission in a government college. It only provides you an opportunity to take part in the central counselling process. So, you can try to score far away from the border line.

The notes are available of Made Easy for different branches in market. You can ask for the subscription of books by Career Launcher. Apart from these, you can read your subject reference books.
Quantitative:
1. Arun Sharma, Publisher: Tata McGraw Hill,
2. Pearson Guide to Quantitative Aptitude and Dat

JEE Mains is based on your basic concepts. If you have your concepts clear and rigid, then half of the work is done. You need to prepare from NCERT books and you have to practice a lot of questions, so that you can learn the methods for solving problems and also you can manage your time for solving