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Ankit Singh
Contributor-Level 10
First, you should get your hands on previous year's papers of the college entrance exams. Try and answer them. It will give you an idea as to what line of questioning the exam takes.
In general, Mass Communication and Journalism entrance exams test English Grammar, Writing Skills, and Knowledge of Current Affairs and Critical Writing ability. Critical writing is not criticizing, but being able to grasp and break down a problem to explain it then offer probable solutions or answers.
Reading newspapers, knowing the media landscape, watching news television and trying to understand why Arnab Goswami shouts so much, why newspapers write in
In general, Mass Communication and Journalism entrance exams test English Grammar, Writing Skills, and Knowledge of Current Affairs and Critical Writing ability. Critical writing is not criticizing, but being able to grasp and break down a problem to explain it then offer probable solutions or answers.
Reading newspapers, knowing the media landscape, watching news television and trying to understand why Arnab Goswami shouts so much, why newspapers write in
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Exam Pattern of B.Arch. JEE: B. Arch is a 3 hours exam based on Mathematics, Aptitude and a Drawing/Sketching Test. Since maths is a core subject, most coaching centers would have included maths in their mode of learning.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Viraj, keep the third attempt as the last one, I don't recommend students to take the tests more than 3 times. You should start checking university websites for deadlines and admission requirements, if you are targetting an US university start preparing from now. Get your academic transcripts issued from the university in India. Prepare a very strong SOP, talk to professors who could write outstanding LORs for you. Universities would check your overall profile, so without worrying too much about your GRE work on other factors which could make an impact on your application.
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Mukul Mahajan
Beginner-Level 5
Here are the subjects of B.Arch:
1. Architecture design
2. Building construction
3. Theory of design
4. History of Architecture
5. Building science
6. Building management
7. Architectural drawing
8. Computer and software lab
9. Workshop practice
10. Architectural appreciation
11. Theory of settlement
1. Architecture design
2. Building construction
3. Theory of design
4. History of Architecture
5. Building science
6. Building management
7. Architectural drawing
8. Computer and software lab
9. Workshop practice
10. Architectural appreciation
11. Theory of settlement
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Tips to preparing for ICAR entrance exam:
1) Create a Study Plan
2) Get all Study Material ready for use
3) Set extra time aside for Revision
4) Test Your Exam Preparation
5) Take Mock Tests.
6) Get all doubts clarified.
7) Take care of your Health
1) Create a Study Plan
2) Get all Study Material ready for use
3) Set extra time aside for Revision
4) Test Your Exam Preparation
5) Take Mock Tests.
6) Get all doubts clarified.
7) Take care of your Health
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Joyeeta Paul
Guide-Level 12
The Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Program is a professional credential offered internationally by the American-based CFA Institute (formerly the Association for Investment Management and Research, or AIMR) to investment and financial professionals.Hold a Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution or have equivalent education or work experience. Pass Level I of the CFA exam or pass the self-administered Standards of Practice Examination. Have 48 months of acceptable professional work experience in investment decision making.
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Aditya DoiphodeCurrent Student- NIT, Trichy
Guide-Level 11
Choosing the right coaching institute is really important. Consider following factors while making a decision-
1. Look up at the records of the coaching institutes for past few years. See if the numbers are steady or fluctuating too much. If numbers are fluctuating too much it means that the coaching institute is not able to meet the requirements of everyone.
2. Very important - Talk to the students in the coaching personally and get their reviews about it.
See how the coaching treats everyone. A good coaching should give attention to every student. It is the case in many institutes that toppers are given special attention while average s
1. Look up at the records of the coaching institutes for past few years. See if the numbers are steady or fluctuating too much. If numbers are fluctuating too much it means that the coaching institute is not able to meet the requirements of everyone.
2. Very important - Talk to the students in the coaching personally and get their reviews about it.
See how the coaching treats everyone. A good coaching should give attention to every student. It is the case in many institutes that toppers are given special attention while average s
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
True that even with self-study, you can achieve anything. In this case, clear the JEE Mains, but that doesn't mean it is the easier of the two alternatives. Coaching makes life easier for its students, and contrary to the popular opinion it does not have to be a nightmarish experience. And it will definitely improve your rank.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Atharva,
SAT & JEE Mains are two of the toughest exams. Both are for entry to graduate courses. I feel both are equally tough. My opinion is JEE Mains is a little tougher than SAT. But it sure helps if you are attempting both.
Best wishes!
SAT & JEE Mains are two of the toughest exams. Both are for entry to graduate courses. I feel both are equally tough. My opinion is JEE Mains is a little tougher than SAT. But it sure helps if you are attempting both.
Best wishes!
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