Test preparation

If you are a beginner then go for IMS, CL and CATJEE.
Best of luck.

Get involved in a lot of project works, research activities, workshops, seminars etc. which will help you showcase your intellect, interest and skills. Focus on your academics but a university like MIT are looking for all-rounders. So even if your grades are good but you have nothing special about your profile chances of admissions are less. Your co-curricular activities need not necessarily be into academics. You must also prepare for the GRE. All the best.

Hi,
Arihant publications books and for Vocabulary word power made easy by Norman Lewis is good.

You can appear for GRE and TOEFL/IELTS exam. You need to score high in both the exams. This is the primary criteria, if university have its own unique criteria, then you can check their website.

1. You can excel with objective book for NIMCET by JB Dixit, Ruchi Sharma, Ashish Mangal
2. Upkars MCA test by a team of experts.
3. Arihant MCA entrance test (self-study guide) by Amit M. Agarwal.
4. Mathematics general aptitude books by RS Agarwal.
5. Barron's military flight aptitude tests by Terry L. Duran.
6. The aptitude test workbook by Jim Barrett.
7. Numerical ability and mathematical aptitude by Dr. AB Rao.

Networks Era is the best for CCIE training.

Hi Himanshu,
You can start by taking a mock test and get yourself acclimatized with the test, you will also know topics you need to revise, your weakness and also your strengths. Prepare your study routine accordingly. 3-5 months is enough, if you devote yourself regularly and stick to your routine. Take as many mock tests you can after regular intervals and track your progress.
I hope this helps.