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Rocky Singh

Contributor-Level 10

There are many online articles on prerequisites for MBA preparation. You can opt for MBA in finance and your previous study will help you to get better understanding. Visit IES MCRC Mumbai link https://www.shiksha.com/college/ies-management-college-and-research-centre-bandra-west-mumbai-28220 to get aware of the college and its courses with admission process

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Joyeeta Paul

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You should prefer books over website: Quantitative aptitude:
1. Quant aptitude by Tata Magraw Hill, Author: Arun Sharma.
2. Abhijit Guha's book: Quantitative aptitude for competitive examinations tips, techniques and short-cut methods by Guha Abhijit.
Data interpretation/ Logical reasoning:
1. TMH how to prepare for the data interpretation and logical reasoning for the CAT 3rd edition by Arun Sharma.
2. RS Agarawal books on verbal reasoning.
3. Nishit Sinha's DI LR book by Pearson.
4. Quantitative aptitude for MBA entrance exams by Guha Abhijit.
Verbal ability:
1. English-Wren and Martin English grammar.
2. Word power made easy by Norman Lewis.
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shreyas chopra

Guide-Level 12

Bank PO exam:
Probationary officer is the entry level position in the officer cadre in banking industry. PO's have a good career path in banks.
The eligibility criteria to take Bank exams:
Nationality: India
1. Public/ Regional Rural Sector Banks:
PO - A degree in any discipline from a recognized University or any equivalent qualification recognized as such by the Central Government.
Clerical - A degree in any discipline from a recognized University or any equivalent qualification recognized as such by the Central Government.
2. SBI and SBI Associate Banks:
PO - A degree in any discipline from a recognized University or any equivalent quali
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Pavitra Khuranaalways here to support you

Contributor-Level 8

For 1-year or pass out batches, it around 1.1 lakh.
Also, you can avail some scholarships on courses by taking FTRE (FIITJEE Talent Reward Exam) only if you perform well.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

There is only one paper for constable post which is general paper. General paper consist of sections like general knowledge, general awareness, mathematics, general science. General knowledge includes history, geography, social science, economy, polity. Difficulty level of questions is moderate. we recommend some good books which are given below.
MP Police constable Exam book by Career Disha publication is one of the best book for this exam. It covers whole syllabus of general paper and also includes objective questions for practice.
MP Police Constable Recruitment Exam Guide is also good book. You can refer one of these books. Also read
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anjani jha jha

Guide-Level 12

The best stream is based on your interest and academic background. First, take admission and then decide for the branch because the choice of branch comes in the second year. At that time, you will be able to make up your mind and can then choose the branch. As far as the institute is concerned, IIM is the best in India. For admission in IIM, crack CAT. So prepare for that and attend the various coachings that are there for CAT preparation.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello Shantanu!
Well, you need to somehow take out time and study for around 2-3 hours(weekdays) and 6-8 hours (weekends). You can choose to study during your office breaks and while travelling too. You can give mocks on a Sat and analyse it the next day. All the best!

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shiwani singh

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Arihant GATE tutor or G.K. Publication.

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