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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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harshit singh
Beginner-Level 1
No, MHT CET is possible to Crack but JEE Main requires depth knowledge over every topics and each topics are connected to each other. I am sharing this according to my personal experiences. I Hope that my opinion helps you
THANK YOU!
THANK YOU!
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Pratham Bhandari
Contributor-Level 6
Step Wise AUCET preparation
Step 1: Know AUCET syllabus thoroughly. Step 2: Understand the AUCET exam pattern and marking scheme and prepare accordingly. Step 3: Get all the study material for AUCET such as prep books and previous years question papers. Step 4: Create a monthly time-table on how much material to cover on a daily basis. Step 5: Solve question papers, sample papers and mock tests.
Step 1: Know AUCET syllabus thoroughly. Step 2: Understand the AUCET exam pattern and marking scheme and prepare accordingly. Step 3: Get all the study material for AUCET such as prep books and previous years question papers. Step 4: Create a monthly time-table on how much material to cover on a daily basis. Step 5: Solve question papers, sample papers and mock tests.
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Pratham Bhandari
Contributor-Level 6
Honestly, there is no need to prepare for CFA after class 12th. CFA LEVEL 1 is not allowed before the final years of graduation (one of the criteria). Visit the CFA official website for more information. Preparation for CFA Level 1 won't take more than 45 months even if you are weak on basics. You may better your knowledge in finance and its basics by tuning in to financial news, blogs, books, movies, etc. It would pay you back in the long run. Wish you luck, Regards.
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Shubhasis Paul
Beginner-Level 1
Obviously BA because in BA. You can read the common subjects for UPSC but in B.Tech you have to read technical and also the arts subjects.
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Masuma Shaikh
Contributor-Level 7
This is one of the biggest concern of CA students. Many colleges for B.Com provide a low attendance facility to students doing professional simultaneously. But if college is not allowing than you should focus on the main goal and try changing college in next year.
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Aakash Malik
Contributor-Level 6
Some tips overall what I would suggest is -
don't EXPECT - Don't expect to get 100 in a subject, I never expected. Just prepare well. Don't PRESSURIZE - Don't pressurize yourself that I have to get 95% this that. NO just give your best
ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS -Even if you don't know a question please attempt it you never know there might be grace marks. ATTEMPT IN SEQUENCE- this makes the paper look presentable and easy for examiner to check it.
don't EXPECT - Don't expect to get 100 in a subject, I never expected. Just prepare well. Don't PRESSURIZE - Don't pressurize yourself that I have to get 95% this that. NO just give your best
ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS -Even if you don't know a question please attempt it you never know there might be grace marks. ATTEMPT IN SEQUENCE- this makes the paper look presentable and easy for examiner to check it.
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