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Yes you can definitely pass CA Foundation exam by self study. As per the paper pattern , there are only four papers in CA Foundation exam-

Paper 1 - Principles and Practice of Accounting
Paper 2 - Business Laws and Business Correspondence and Reporting
Paper 3 - Business Mathematics, Logical Reasoning and Statistics
Paper 4 - Business Economics and Business and Commercial Knowledge

All the CA Foundation study material is also provided by ICAI to help students prepare well for the exam.

If you still need any help, then ICAI also provides free of cost classes for CA Foundation students.

Hi aspirant,

I will suggest you to keep preparing and hustling for the COMEDK examination. No doubt Vellore institute of technology is a good college, but you would not be getting that sort of returns when you are placed in third category and will have to pay around 4lacs per annum. The level of COMEDK is easy to moderate and if you have your basics covered, it is not that difficult to make into the top colleges. Python is not a very difficult language to learn and will hardly take 3-4 months in your first semester, moreover it will be taught to you from the foundation when the classes start at VIT.

PS- If money is not a big issue, start preparing for your first semester as most of the top college under COMEDK have a similar fee ranging between 3-3.5lacs.

Hope it helps!!

hello Aspirant

I hope you are doing good

With refernce to your query , I would glad to tell you that VIT vellore is very well-known reputed college and known for its alumi network and BTech placements. I can strongly advise you that you wont regret for VIT after completing 4 years. If you have filled comedk exam then surely give the exam but if you are getting top colleges which comes under comedk then only think to withdraw from VIT otherwise continue with VIT and study hard

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

Hi aspirants

some of the civil service exams

• Indian Police Service (IPS)
• Indian Administrative Service (IAS)
• Indian Foreign Service (IFS)
• Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IAAS)
• Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS)
• Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS)
• Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS)
• Indian Defence Estates Service (IDES)
• Indian Information Service (IIS)
• Indian Ordnance Factories Service (IOFS)

eligibility for civil service exam

The candidate must have attained the age of 21 years and must not have attained the age of 32 years (for the General category candidate) on 1 August of the year of examination. Prescribed age limits vary with respect to caste reservations. For Other Backward Castes (OBC) the upper age limit is 35 years.

Educational qualification

Almost for most of the civil service exam Educational qualification for UPSC Civil Services is Graduation from any recognized university .And should be Indian.

If you are interested in Maths then you can choose your degree in the maths field. Whatever degree you are choosing start your preparation for civil service exam while pursing degree .

for more information click the link

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria

Hope this Helps

Good Luck!

Incase you dont get CSE at Any Campus of BITS Pilani, you may perhaps take up M.Sc. in Economics or Mathematics in First Year. In Second Year, you have good chances of securing CSE, provided youre focussed and dedicated throughout your First Year. Other option maybe, pursuing ECE/Electrical at some Campus at BITS Pilani, which is equally good and has good Placements, you can always specialize and develop your interests in Software Development, ML or Data Engineering.

Hi Aspirant,

There are a lot of amazing colleges under ComedK. Top 5 colleges under ComedK are:

1) RV College of Engineering

2) PES Institute of Technology

3) BMS college of Engineering

4)M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology

5) Bangalore Institute of Technology

Other than the above mentioned there are various other amazing colleges for CS/IT branches. The fees varies from college to college between 2-8lakhs. But the placement opportunities provided in these top colleges are great considering the ROI through placements in companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro,Amazon,etc .

Now coming to VIT Vellore, it is a brand in itself. The tuition fee here is 2 lakh(approx) per annum. And the placement here is great too as Microsoft, DE Shaw and PayPal  are among their top recruiters.

For more information you can refer the links below,

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-India-accepting-comedk-uget-score

https://www.careers360.com/university/vellore-institute-of-technology-vellore

Hope this is resourceful.

All the best!!

Hi there,

As you've said that you are not able to solve the questions you've made a few weeks ago. I think the major problem is the understanding of the concepts and the presence of mind during the solving of questions. I know sometimes this problem happens to many. But it is just you who needs to rescue yourself out from these problems to get good marks.

So, I am telling you a solution as you know that in JEE Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are the main subjects. So, you need to revise the concept thoroughly without any tension, free your kind before studying okay. Firstly you need to cover the main topics and solve maximum questions. After that, you need to revise the concept and the type of questions for about 1-2 hours daily you've made. Then go for the next topics and chapters.

If you are still lagging then revise the concepts and questions early morning and make short notes. Stick some points which you forget on the wall. And revise daily.

Be consistent and do not lose hope. Hustle harder than before... The competition is very high.

All the very best!!

Hello,

There is no restriction in terms of choosing any course for UPSC, if your only aim is to qualify this exam then perhaps with humanities stream you may have added advantage of being well acquainted with the subjects that are part of UPSC syllabus, but please do consider few things UPSC is highly competitive exam, it requires immense dedication, focus and perseverance to qualify this exam, hence you should also consider the fact that whether you want to have a back up plan or not, and it should be in accordance with your areas of interest, it's good that you're contemplating to appear for UPSC, to provide you an example many people from different field of engineering, medical, commerce, science gain experiences in their domain and then appear for UPSC, so you must take all these into consideration prior to making any decision about your graduation degree.

Hi aspirant,

you are at the very right place to start your preparations. Here is something you can do-

• Start reading chemistry and physics from now. Read the initial chapters of physics and try to understand. As it is just started you may not understand everything but learn the basics

• Dont make a strict hour-wise timetable. Allot time to read, example read for 8 hours daily. You can switch the subjects as per your interest but dont skip any day.

• Have a leisure time as well. Dont be a bookworm only. Your mind needs refreshment also. Watch something motivational, play something.

• Stay motivated, many lose interest in the middle as they find it difficult.

• Dont lose hope. Keep the flow going.

I would suggest you to take a coaching as it will help you learn fast and spare your time.

Hope that helps.