Shiksha Top Questions

Hi,
There are two possible scenarios here when you are talking about the 'average' student. First one is the average guy who walks into the corridor of a premier B-School but utilizes every opportunity that the institute provides and transforms himself into an extraordinary guy. The second one is any guy who does not so well but also not so bad at the B-school. Now, in comparison with his peers, he is 'average'. So probably he gets placed in a Day 4/5 company. That is the end of his being average because the corporate world is whole another game.
What one has done in the B-School has very little to do with how one performs in the industry. A top B-School would only provide a launchpad for a person to enter/re-enter into the corporate world. After that, it's all up to him. Your soft-skills, domain knowledge, networking skills etc play a far more important role in the industry.
All the best!

Here are my top few suggestions:
1) Learn tables till 20.
2) Learn the values of fractions like 1/1 = 1, 1/2 = 0.5, 1/3 = 0.33 and so on till 1/30. I have learnt the shortcut for memorizing this when I was preparing for CAT. You can find it somewhere on the internet. But learn it.
3) Learn the square of numbers till 30.
4) Learn cubes of numbers till 20.
5) Learn to visualize fractions as pies (pie-charts) and then apply calculations like addition/subtractions to it.
7) Learn more Pythagorean triplets like-3,4,5 - 5,12,13 - 8,15,17 and their multiples. You must be able to identify these triplets in problems. There will always be at least one problem on triplets.
8) Learn trigonometric ratios for popular right angles triangles like-45-90-45 and 30-60-90.
9) Finally, practice a lot.
Also, remember to keep your eyes open and be alert. Did you notice that I skipped point 6?
All the best.
P.S. I got 96-97 percentile in Maths Quant for 2 consecutive years.

Of course, you can. There are certain things which you might have to keep in mind in case you plan to continue them both simultaneously. The Council of the Institute, under Regulation 65 of the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 has permitted Articled Assistants to pursue, with prior permission of the ICAI, only one course concurrently with CA subject to the requirement that the schools being attended for such allowed courses do not overlap with the Principal's office hours.
Therefore, if you plan to go for a regular simultaneous course, be sure to have the classes of one the courses in the evening and the other in the morning. It will be an addition to your value and career prospects. There is no harm in it if you want to go for it. I hope this helps. Just don't let one of them affect adversely the other.

When you go for IBS, you should know about your strengths and weakness. And if you identify strengths then one can be confident and start solving the test from questions based on your strong concepts. While weak areas can be practiced and focus should be on minimizing errors. In last minutes, aspirants should prepare a list of the formulas, concepts and tricks so that one can have quick access to all the important areas. Aspirants should take mocks first after that they realize mismanagement of time. Silly errors which do not get highlighted otherwise. Aspirants should not ignore past year sample papers. They are a great source to practice section-wise questions. I had taken the IBSAT, my personal experience was that if you want a top MBA college, you have to score more to maximise your chances. The best way to get a high score is to put in the time, go through each and every concept before the exam. There is one formula to succeed in IBSAT is practics, practics and practics. Take healthy meal during your exam time and take a proper sleep.

Hello!
The following list will give you the top Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA) institutes:
1. Maharaja Surajmal Institute
2. Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies
3. Vivekanand Institute of Professional Studies
4. Bhai Parmanand Institute of Business Studies
5. Jagannath International Management School-Kalkaji
6. Jagannath International Management School-Vasant Kunj
7. Jagan Institute of Management Studies-Rohini
8. Ideal Institute of Management and Technology
9. Institute of Information Technology and Management
10. Tecnia Institute of Advanced Studies
11. Delhi Metropolitan Education
12. Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Management and Information Technology
13. New Delhi Institute of Management
14. Banarasidas Chandiwala Institute of Professional Studies
15. Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies
16. Delhi College of Advanced Studies
17. Institute of Innovation in Technology and Management
18. Trinity Institute of Professional Studies
19. Kasturi Ram College of Higher Education
20. Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology
21. Delhi School of Professional Studies and Research
22. Delhi Institute of Rural Development
23. Kamal Institute of Higher Education and Advanced Studies
24. Beri Institute of Technology and Management
25. BLS Institute of Technology and Management
26. Lingya's Lalitha Devi Institute of Management and Science
27. Chandraprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies
28. Sant Haridass College of Higher Education
29. Mera Bhai integrated Institute of Technology
And to get a seat in these any of the college, you need to give GGSIPU CET BBA exam.

Consider these tips and keep them in mind to crack NMAT-UG exam and study with hard work accordingly
Quantitative Skills - It will be a mix of DI and QA questions. QA will have questions from Algebra, Arithmetic, Numbers and Geometry. The questions will be easy but with a few tricky questions in between that makes it moderate level.
Logical Reasoning - Almost thirty percent of the questions will be on verbal reasoning (statement-conclusion, critical reasoning, strong & weak arguments, statement-assumption, course of action, etc.).
Language Skills - There will be a couple of passages. If you aren't very good and quick with solving RCs, do not attempt these questions first. Attempt the rest of the questions that will be basically on find the error (in a sentence), fill in the blanks (double, cloze, prepositions-based), jumbled paragraphs, analogies and antonyms, and synonyms.
Preparation - After reading this, I guess you can make a fair idea of how to prepare for it. Refer any institute's course material and with that, you might consider buying Sarvesh Kumar (Quantum CAT) for Quant and similar Verbal Ability Book.
Hope it helps.

Ways to crack CS in just 3 months:
Prepare notes/summarize everything, mark important sums, while studying in classes. Try to make sure you understand all concepts, it is okay if you don't remember everything.
When you are done with classes/self-study, check out all latest papers i.e. last three years or last 6 attempts, and understand the structure of exam papers see how exam papers are like!
At this stage, you will solve everything that you have learned till date, keeping in mind the sort of questions that are asked in exams.
This revision should be real quick, like every day you should do one chapter each of four different subjects per day.
Third, revision is for rectifying mistakes that you noticed while solving paper.
You can also try revising the whole portion in 75% of the day and then use 25% of the day for paper solving.
These are the ways to crack the CS exam in just 3 months, you should follow these in the order as it is given.
You should also consider the books which are best for the CS Executive Exam.
Hope it helps!

Quantitative Ability
Quantative availability: The exam more closely resembles a bank PO exam then MBA exam. For quantitative ability, the best preparation to take Bank PO papers. Check for Pratiyogita Darpan under Google books, there are many previous issues. Take a copy of only quantitative section and solve it by setting time because unlike other exams the time is very limited.
English Comprehension
This is a relatively simple section as it consists of different types of questions like reading, comprehension, para, jumbling, sentence correction, and fill in the blanks. You should be solving previous year papers and mock test papers to improve your skills in English.
issues of social concern.
This is the toughest section in the paper. The questions are mainly around agriculture, environment, education, as our organization heads current affairs, NGOs. Also, development programmes are the best way to prepare for this section. Read a newspaper daily especially Hindu editorials. You should also practice online test mock test papers of GK.
Hope it helps.