Test preparation

To become a bank manager, the first step after your class 10 is that you should join Commerce stream in class 11 and complete your 12th with high grades. After that join B.Com in college preferably institutions of national importance in Government sector. Then write exams of IBPS (Institute of Banking Personnel Selection) for probationary officer. After successful completion of tests you may become Bank manager. Otherwise you may go for MBA and then take manager level tests directly. Regards.

Just study your NCERT books thoroughly and gain complete knowledge of all the subjects. They will be enough for the preparation of engineering entrance exams.

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Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed syllabus and exam pattern for M.Sc. Courses via the CUCET. You have to start somewhere, so go through the exam pattern and syllabus, and then take it from there. You should get a fair idea of what is required from you, and you can start preparations accordingly. Regards. https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/cucet.

Hello Siddharth, There are no drawbacks in starting MBA preparations from B.Tech second semester. However, you may feel a bit deviated from the technical courses you'll be studying in engineering. My only suggestion for you is that tart linking your branch of study (Electrical/Mech/CSE/Civil) and explore areas of MBA where it can be properly utilised. Focus on cracking CAT/XAT rather than CMAT/MAT. Best Wishes !