Hello Prabhdeep,

If you study sincerely in graduation then you can prepare well for CLAT.

For effective study first of all, you should have the concentration power after that you can follow your timetable easily. Also keep in mind while you are making your timetable that it should not be hard to follow it. In starting, your timetable should be easy to follow, then gradually you can increase your study hours with concentration also. To study smartly, you should follow a proper routine of studing new chapters, solving numericals,and revision also in all the subjects. All three things should be the part of your preparation strategy in daily routine.
Your time table depends upon you and your situation like sleeping time, time for other home works or the time in which you are more comfortable for study i.e. quality time for you (in morning, in evening or in night). So, you should make your time table in your own way. In this way, you can prepare yourself well for the examination. Study hours should not be more than 12 hours, it's maximum. 
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All the best for your examination.

Hello Hitesh

Dedicated efforts and determination can definitely yield good results. During the last few days of preparation, smart studies along with hard work will help you to score good marks in the exam.

You should study judiously and give full efforts to get a seat in any decent medical college. You should cover the topics which carry more weightage. It has been analysed that out of 7060 concepts/definitions in physics, chemistry and biology in NEET, only 16% concepts/definitions were asked till 2017 paper and  73% paper of NEET UG 2018 was based on these 16% concepts/definitions.
You should work on these concepts only to score good marks in the exam. You should solve previous years question papers and mock tests. It will help you to know about the exam pattern and type of question asked in the exam.

Enroll for the NEET Rank Booster for your preparation-

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Good Luck!

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Hello aspirant,

As if now my suggestion is to complete first chemistry then mathematics and then only go for physics.

Chemistry try to complete important and easy topics in 10 days

And another 15 days to complete mathematics

And at last 3 to 4 days for physics to cover only important topics .

And remain days try to improve time management by practice more number of previous years papers.

During preparing for every subject try to take test at the end i.e.day of chemistry 10 and day of mathematics 15.

Hope above information is helpful to you

If you have any quire's please let me know

Thank you

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hello

you need to have a good speed for EAMCET exam so you must practice as much sample papers as possible and learn from your mistakes. avoid new topics as they will only lower your confidence and make a daily routine and try to follow it.

hope it helps.

Hello Sanskar

All the questions in IPMAT are concept driven. Hence thorough understanding of the topics is very much required to tackle the questions in IPMAT. Prepare the concepts thoroughly and revise them regularly

2. IPMAT checks your knowledge and is all about managing time in the examination. Hence it is necessary to give mocks in actual test taking conditions which will help you to score well

3. Once you give the mocks, analyze the mocks thoroughly. This will help you to assess your Strengths & Weakness and you can devote extra time and effort to improve the weak areas.

4. Practice does make a man perfect, it is all about practicing and how quickly and accurately you solves the questions. Hence, it is necessary to practice and study regularly.

5. 60% of the paper is from Quantitative Aptitude section. The questions will be from all the topics of maths, hence it is necessary to concentrate on this section and score well.

For the books, ony of our expert already answered so i am attaching the link to the answer, you can have a glance. https://www.careers360.com/question-which-book-is-best-of-ipm

Hello

You will have to prepare a strategy for better preparation. Make a time table for your preparation and divide your time separately for each subject.
Study the topics thoroughly and try to make your concepts clear. Practice mock tests and solve previous years question papers. It will help you to know about the exam pattern and type of questions asked in the exam.
Solving mock tests help to enhance your speed. Speed and accuracy both are the key factors to score a good rank.

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Hii Kishan,

if your Theoratical concepts are all clear of calss XI and XII.then yes you can crack JEE Advance.

otherwise it will be quit difficult for you.

For this you will have to solve previous Year Question bank as much as you can.

You will have to labour 18 hours a Day.

 for more preparation tips please go through the link given below-

   https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-preparation-tips-physics-chemistry-and-mathematics

hope you understand

thank you

I suggest you to focus first on Question bank. and then if you will have time then go to the any book you want.