Test preparation

It is called SOP Statement of purpose. you can get guidelines in shiksha website itself as how to write an SOP. it is statement about you and you can describe how did you get in to this particular area of study and what is your ambition in life.
There is also a website called statement of purpose.com you can google and get it.

Yes you can if u r superhuman

CBSE marks are used as eligibility criterion for JEE Advanced. The candidates should satisfy at least one of the following two criteria for admission to IITs and ISM:
(1) Must have secured at least 75% aggregate marks in the class XII (or equivalent) Board examination. The aggregate marks for SC, ST and PwD candidates should be at least 70%.
(2) Must be within the category-wise top 20 percentile of successful candidates in their respective Class XII (or equivalent) board examination.

Objective and MCQ question is key for first stage. where as for stage 2 conceptual understanding of the subject is must and thorough practice is key to success for this exam.

Dear nikitha, preparing GD is extensive by its nature. you have to go through general studies. more like woman related issues, [political related issues, education, cultural issues like dowry system etc.
generally GD is meant for test the candidate knowledge on general awareness on various issues along to check the communication skills of the individual. regularly prepare for it. read news papers. magazines try to get overall awareness on general issues that help you out more.

Hi
We all have our own capacities and learning styles so just give your hundred percent like you did in grade 9. People will always have to say something but every year students like you are beating their own records in various entrance exams and if you still feel worried, put more hardwork in your preparation.
All the best. :)

You have to necessarily target the top 30 B Schools In India. These B Schools go by the CAT percentile. Your endeavor should be to score a minimum of 99 percentile in the CAT exam, to stand a realistic chance, of making it to these B Schools. Your MAT score is on the lower side. MAT scores will get you an entry only in the second tier B Schools across India