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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
The Computer based Online Entrance Test BVP CET for admission to B.Tech. (Engineering) Programme will be of 200 marks. The examination consists of one question paper set in English medium and will consist of 200 multiple choice questions with four alternatives, with only one correct or most appropriate answer. One Mark will be awarded for each correct answer. It will consist of 80 questions on Mathematics, 60 questions on Physics and 60 questions on Chemistry. The duration of the examination is of 3 hours. These questions will be in general. There is no negative marking for the wrong answer chosen or unanswered questions by the candida
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Ishmeet Singh
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Physical Chemistry is considered to be the easiest branch of JEE and very scoring as mainly formula-based questions pop up. Regular revision of the same along with re-reads will help in retaining them.
Organic chemistry can be easily mastered if conceptual clarity is gained. Tricks to learn element series, and reactivity series will make your life much easier.
Regular practice becomes important as the syllabus covered in the same is vast. Solving past years and giving regular mocks while keeping a tab on your score will definitely help you work on your weak spots.
Organic chemistry can be easily mastered if conceptual clarity is gained. Tricks to learn element series, and reactivity series will make your life much easier.
Regular practice becomes important as the syllabus covered in the same is vast. Solving past years and giving regular mocks while keeping a tab on your score will definitely help you work on your weak spots.
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Syed Hamza
Beginner-Level 5
For JNU you have to cover wider area economics such as International Economics, Macro, Micro, Maths, Stats, Public Finance etc. Sometime they also ask logic and comprehension on Economic case. Maths is majorly +2 based so revise your RD Sharma book and be ready to practice from past year paper. For International economics-Paul Krugman is a good choice (chp 3-11) and read thrice before you practice the sets. Probability is basic level and Macro micro is theoretical mostly. Do all the past year papers as they revise some of the previous questions. Buy a question bank for JNU entrances and complete it within time so that you can revise it
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Shashank sharan
Contributor-Level 7
If you completed your graduation then you can directly give the CS executive exam. So, prepare for the executive. The most important paper of CS executive is Company law because that is the thing that any company secretary does, so a CS must have the company law knowledge.
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Sapna kumari
Contributor-Level 6
Practice previous year papers
It will help candidates in understanding how questions have been asked in previous years, difficulty level of questions, topics with weightage. Practicing the previous year question papers will also help in your JEE preparation level and evaluate how much you need to study.
It will help candidates in understanding how questions have been asked in previous years, difficulty level of questions, topics with weightage. Practicing the previous year question papers will also help in your JEE preparation level and evaluate how much you need to study.
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Yogesh Shukla
Contributor-Level 6
UPSC consists of 3 levels
1) Prelims
2)Mains
3) Interview
In Prelims you just need to score the cutoff marks.
Coming to the mains and interview someone is required to score here only.
UPSC has nothing to do with stream but someone from commerce has strong basis of finance can choose optional accordingly but I have people take political science. Geography etc has option as they are also present in Prelims and mains you just need some expertise in it.
1) Prelims
2)Mains
3) Interview
In Prelims you just need to score the cutoff marks.
Coming to the mains and interview someone is required to score here only.
UPSC has nothing to do with stream but someone from commerce has strong basis of finance can choose optional accordingly but I have people take political science. Geography etc has option as they are also present in Prelims and mains you just need some expertise in it.
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jasveer singh
Contributor-Level 9
Hi
Bank Exam Preparation Tips for IBPS PO
Know the Detailed Syllabus:
Make a Study Plan:
Attempt Regular Mock Tests:
Read Newspapers:
Focus on One Stage At A Time:
Review Previous Year Question Papers:
Focus on Every Subject:
Do Give a Look at the Previous Year Cut Off:
Important Sections to Cover for Guaranteed Success in Bank PO
English Language
Quantitative Aptitude
Computer Awareness
Reasoning Ability
General Knowledge.
Bank Exam Preparation Tips for IBPS PO
Know the Detailed Syllabus:
Make a Study Plan:
Attempt Regular Mock Tests:
Read Newspapers:
Focus on One Stage At A Time:
Review Previous Year Question Papers:
Focus on Every Subject:
Do Give a Look at the Previous Year Cut Off:
Important Sections to Cover for Guaranteed Success in Bank PO
English Language
Quantitative Aptitude
Computer Awareness
Reasoning Ability
General Knowledge.
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deepika maurya
Guide-Level 15
A list of the Best Books For JEE Mains and JEE Advanced is mentioned below;
Physics:
1- NCERT Textbooks.
2- IIT Physics by D. C. Pandey
3- Problems in Physics by S. Krotov
4- Problems in General Physics by I. E. Irodov.
5- Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick & Walker.
6- Concepts of Physics Vol I and II by H. C. Verma (Highly Recommended)
Chemistry:
1- NCERT Textbooks
2- Organic Chemistry O. P. Tandon. Organic Chemistry Peter Sykes.
3- Physical Chemistry O. P. Tandon. Organic Chemistry MS Chauhan.
4- Concise Inorganic Chemistry J. D. Lee. Organic Chemistry Morrison and Boyd.
5- Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations R. C. Mukherjee
Physics:
1- NCERT Textbooks.
2- IIT Physics by D. C. Pandey
3- Problems in Physics by S. Krotov
4- Problems in General Physics by I. E. Irodov.
5- Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick & Walker.
6- Concepts of Physics Vol I and II by H. C. Verma (Highly Recommended)
Chemistry:
1- NCERT Textbooks
2- Organic Chemistry O. P. Tandon. Organic Chemistry Peter Sykes.
3- Physical Chemistry O. P. Tandon. Organic Chemistry MS Chauhan.
4- Concise Inorganic Chemistry J. D. Lee. Organic Chemistry Morrison and Boyd.
5- Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations R. C. Mukherjee
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Yash Kumar
Beginner-Level 5
Hi,
The candidate must have studied Commerce in class 11 and 12 with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Maths and English as main subjects. The minimum cut off marks criteria is subject to each college/university's own admission criteria for that year.
The candidate must have studied Commerce in class 11 and 12 with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Maths and English as main subjects. The minimum cut off marks criteria is subject to each college/university's own admission criteria for that year.
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Rahul kumar
Contributor-Level 6
You can choose economics as a generic elective subject in your course. And completing it you will also get a Certificate in economics also.
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