Army Institute of Management, Kolkata All Questions

Hello,You should aim for minimum 100+ marks in JEE mains.Since equal weightage is being given to  the subjects of physics, chemistry, maths - First focus on mastering a subject which you find relatively easier and then study the remaining two subjects parallelly. You should start working out problems in between your study hours along side. You can easily score good marks if you are strong in your basics for that be thorough with your 11 and 12th academics. Donot wait until you have finished your syllabus to start your mocks. Finally dont fret about your results and give your best in preparation.

Best of luck

Look, it is really unpredictable, because there are many IIMs who do not give much weightage to your Graduation Scores, whereas there are certain IIMs like IIM Bangalore, who give higher weightage and some Bonus Points to students with a Work Experience than Freshers. As far as I understand, your 10th and 12th scores are more or less apt, however your Graduation percentage is on the lower side. IIM C, IIM K, IIM L, IIM Shillong and IIM Indore are few of the Old IIMs giving lower weightage to past academics. However, only way to make up for it is getting a good CAT Percentile atleast above 99, and stand a chance of securing a seat in one of the IIMs. For more information do follow the link below

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/iim-admission-criteria

Hello student,

It's good to see that, you want to prepare for IIT JEE from your 9th class. So let me tell you, 9th and 10th class are just basic for 11th and 12th class. So study these classes seriously. Read NCERT books and also, you can refer to some private publisher books for more good problems.

Now when you came in 11th class, there are many options for you to prepare for IIT-JEE.

• You can prepare by your own
• You can take offline coaching
• You can take help of online resources.

You can choose any method from these three. In my viewpoint after 10th, you must take coaching for IIT-JEE from some top coaching institutes of india like Allen, Nucleus Education, Vibrant Academy etc. The benefit of this thing is that , just in the 2 years you are ready for both your 12th boards and also for your JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exam. So this is good.

Now coming to the point of your aim i.e. Artificial Intelligence. You can pursue this course from IIT's , NIT's and also some private colleges offer this course. So check for them also. You can do this course with your B.Tech degree.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

There are various entrance exams regarding admission for postgraduate management studies such as CAT, CMAT, XAT, NMAT, SNAP, ATMA to name a few, apart from this we also have state level exam such as MAH CET,TS ICET,KMAT etc. Eligibility criteria for MBA is generally passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university with 50% aggregate, there's relaxation of 5% in case of reserved categories(though there are exams like XAT and MAT which have no minimum aggregate requirements in graduation), some of the top colleges to pursue MBA in HR are XLRI Jamshedpur,IIM Ranchi, XISS Ranchi, MDI Gurgaon, NMIMS Mumbai to name a few, you can check out the entire list at https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-human-resource-management-colleges-in-india

Now, regarding the preparation part, first of all you have to decide you want to appear for which exam, accordingly you have to be acquainted with the syllabus and exam pattern, choose the appropriate study materials regarding this,make a time table and assign number of hours to each section as these exams are conducted in online mode hence speed and accuracy matters the most which only come through practice,go through previous year paper and analyze your areas of strength and also those which require your attention, apply mock tests on a regular basis to evaluate your preparation level, these are some of the general tips  , in order to know more detailed information regarding this you can search articles related to any exams mentioned above in our site.

Hello Aspirant,

Thanks for approaching us

For Choosing computer engineering as your career you must have qualified your 12th standard with physics, chemistry and maths subject.

So according to your case you can not apply for computer engineering being a biology student.

Eligibility:-

• For pursuing B.Tech course, one must pass Class 12 in Science stream. The students must have Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics as the subjects in Class 12. Students who have studied only these subjects in Class 12 are treated eligible for B.Tech admission.
• In addition, students must score at least 50% of marks in Class 12 to be eligible for B.Tech admission in engineering colleges across the country. However, students belonging to reserved categories such as SC/ ST will have the relaxation of up to 5% in the minimum qualifying marks.

Hope this helps you

All the best

Greetings,

If you have already finished your high school or are in class 12th studying PCB then you won't be eligible to appear for JEE Mains and go for B.Tech but you can definitely go for BCA or B.Sc. in Computer applications which are also great fields.

As long as you are interested in learning programming and problem solving then you can make a career out of it. Don't let anyone hold you back on this and start learning the basics in your time to get a head start

some popular BCA exams are:

IPU CET BCA

KIITEE BCA

here are some links for more info on BCA and B.Sc. courses:

BCA https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

BSC

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-sc-computer-science

hope it helps, Good day!

Hey!

the main concept of BHMS is to treat with those little pills and by diagnosis. so you shall not give injection in what so ever case if you are really following the homeopathy medicine completely. but if you also have done something reated to MBBS or allopathy, then if you are certified to give them injection, in that case, you can give them. other wise NO.

you can do PG after BHMS. that is MD in homeopathy.

good luck

Hi,

Dear Candidate,

Symbiosis Colleges are a very prestigious group of colleges and are known for their high record placements and high packages from some big brands.

So as you mentioned that your aim is to get into IIMs then you need to clear CAT with a percentile of 98% and above. So you need not worry about your BBA if you have aimed for an IIM. As is its you are going to get a high yielding placement once you crack IIM. So you need to start preparing for CAT you so get a good percentage easily.

Hope this helps.

Thankyou

Dear aspirant

If you want to take admission in IIT then you have to clear IITJEE exam then only you will get a seat.

Please mention your category and in which type of college do you want to study (gov. or private).

All the best.

Hi Shivam,

You aim depends on various perspectives that only you know and you are the only person who can decide you aim.

I am giving you the list of best courses for students of non-medical stream:-

• B.Tech
• B. Arch.
• Merchant Navy
• Pilot
• B.Sc.
• NDA/NA
• BBA
• B.A.

There are several options available but they are specialisation in different fields like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics etc.

Refer here for more info - https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th-pcm

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!