Exam

NDA preparation is a multidimensional approach imbibing academic knowledge with physical fitness and mental prepare. Here is a blueprint to get you started: 

Know the Exam Pattern and Syllabus: Well the NDA exam is divided into two papers:
Mathematics (300 marks)
General Ability Test (GAT) (600 marks), which includes:
English
General Knowledge (Physics, Chemistry, General Science, History, Geography, Current Affairs)
So, the first thing that you need to work upon is a clear and thorough understanding of the detailed syllabus for both these sections. You can refer to the official notifications by UPSC or trusted educational resources like Byju's or Gradeupudy Plan*:

Daily timetable with allocated time for every subject.
Revision and solving the previous years' question papers to get acquainted with question patterns and time management.
Focus on the weak areas, spend more time on preparation for such areas.
Mathematics Preparation:

Mathematics topics include Algebra, Trigonometry, calculus, and co-ordinate Geometry. These are very essential topics in terms of scoring marks.
Practice problem sets given in books like R.D. Sharma and M.L. Khanna.
Practicing continuously on online tests and solving problems of last year's papers build up the speed and helps gain accuracy really well .
General Ability Test (GAT):

English: Develop comprehension, vocabulary, and grammar. Grammar books by Wren & Martin and vocabulary books by Norman Lewis will help.
General Knowledge: Read newspapers, magazines, and online news sites. For static GK, read Lucent's GK or NCERT books on History, Geography, and General Science.
Physics and Chemistry: NCERT books for Classes 9 to 12 serve as a good base. For Physics also look at H.C. Verma.

This is the way of filling up the On Demand Examinations (ODE) papers with NIOS:

1. *Registration*: You should be a registered learner in NIOS and have a valid enrollment number. ODE register for the online admission portal of NIOS.

2. *Eligibility*: An On Demand Examination is continued for learners who are usually qualified to take their relevant examinations or ones who could not attend public exams for any possible reasons.

3. *Documents and Fees*: You have to submit the scanned documents like a photo and ID proof and an examination application fee of ?500 per theory subject and ?200 per practical subject; in addition, an online transaction fee of ?50 will also be charged.

4. *Exam Center*: For an examination, designated centers include NIOS HQ, regional centers, or Kendriya Vidyalayas.

5. *Schedule*: These exams will take place within the On Demand Exam Dates, as posted on the NIOS web portal. The admissions occur throughout the year, but no ODE examinations will take place in April, May, October, or November.

For more information, please visit the NIOS portal or regional center.

Although the admissions requirements can differ every year, just as for the colleges, on an AIR 12015 in CLAT 2024, and a 77% in class 12th Science, you might have eligibility for many colleges under this category i.e. B.Sc. LLB. These are some colleges that may have given you a shot at entry, based on previous years' trends: Free entry to Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University, Lucknow - generally not very high cut-offs for B.Sc LLBs.

Chanakya National Law University, Patna - Another good suitable that mostly lets students take admittance at a pretty high rank.

Symbiosis Law School, Pune - Its cut-off will be very high, but some branches of Symbiosis might still work with their final list.

Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), Gandhinagar - Well known for different law courses and might go for some admissions in B.Sc LLB.

Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University - Provides B.Sc LLB, and cut off ranks for eligibility sometimes vary almost to being lenient if the student possesses decent academic grades.

Again, this university is about being B.Sc LLB, SUS Kashmir. It can be a close fit according to your rank. .

You might want to check the CLAT 2024 counseling results and cut-offs of all the universities for a more accurate picture of options.

The IISWBM Entrance Test is the examination through which a student gets admission in IISWIM-the Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management. This test is the doorway to various postgraduate courses run under the institute; some of these include:

MBA-program (Master of Business Administration)
MBA (HRM - Human Resource Management)
MBA (Infrastructure Management)
Other than the entrances, some courses also take admission through the CAT-In which availed some specific programs will take admissions through CAT scores. The general selection procedure, however, consists of the following steps:

-Written Test: The IISWBM Entrance Test will cover much of the aptitude in areas like quantitative aptitude, verbal ability, and logical reasoning.
-Group Discussion: A group discussion-based assessment with respect to current affairs and relevant topics.
-Personal Interview: Interview assessment of your communication skills, personality, and contextuality in course selection.
Also visit the official IISWBM website to check for changes or update details regarding the approach to the admission test schedule.

This is not necessary if Legal Studies have not been studied before in high school while pursuing such a five-year integrated course as BA LLB, as it does not take up CUET for admissions into their schools. Most major BA LLB schools that base their admissions on CUET have the following subject scores:

a) English (mandatory for most universities)
b) General Test (common choices for logical reasoning, general awareness, and quantitative aptitude)
c) Other subjects relevant, such as political science, history, or whatever the university concerned specifies.

It is good to check criteria for eligibility as well as the proper subject combination for other universities applying with. Some requirements with a background in humanities or law-linked subjects come from having previously studied legal studies. 

Just ask any specific requirements of certain institutes if you have a lingering query.

Yes, it is possible to write your BA exam in English at BRAOU even if you took Telugu medium. However, there are certain procedures and fees involved in changing the medium of instruction.

Here's what you need to do:

1. Check Eligibility: Ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria for changing the medium of instruction. This may vary depending on the specific course and year of study.

2. Submit Application: You need to submit a written application to the BRAOU authorities requesting a change in the medium of instruction.

3. Pay Fees: There is a fee associated with changing the medium of instruction. The exact amount may vary, so it's best to check with the university directly.

4. Submit Required Documents: You may need to submit additional documents, such as proof of your Telugu medium education and any relevant certificates.

It's important to note that the process for changing the medium of instruction may vary slightly depending on the specific circumstances and the current academic year. Therefore, it's advisable to contact the BRAOU authorities directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

You can contact the BRAOU authorities through their official website, helpline numbers, or by visiting their office. They will be able to provide you with specific guidance and assist you with the process of changing your medium of instruction.