Hello. Well yes, to some extend you can clear all mba entrance exams in India with your CAT preparation. However, GMAT is a different ball game. The verbal section is grilling and it is more of a Computer Adaptive tes, which tests a candidate to a different level which is not done in the CAT exam. Hence,for GMAT, the mode of preparation should be different.

Hope this helps.

All the best.

Hello dear! 

If you have missed your class 11th syllabus then you have to compensate it. Almost 40% of questions are from class 11th. 

I want to suggest you to cover at least those topics which have more weightage like coordinate geometry in mathematics (about 5 questions excluding vector 3-d),chemical equilibrium and thermodynamicsin chemistry  mechanics, heat and thermodynamics in physics. As no more time left for jee. I suggest you to solve previous year question and sample papers. By solving papers and after seeing the sol. part, most of the missing concept will get clear. 

I hope you get it.

Dear Ganesh,

It would have been better if you would have mentioned the location for me to list down the best colleges or coaching of that particular area, but since you did not so I will just list down the some known colleges plus coaching or degree in courses that will help you in UPSC and the additional information required about those.

1) KPIAS academy that provides 3 years degree along with civil services coaching.

The duration will be of 3 years with will have a Degree and Civil services coaching. The eligibility for this will 10+2 or equivalent.  The courses that are offered here are BA(HEP ) and BA(HPG). The fees will be varied of the basis of coaching, materials, hostel and transport. It is available in Hyderabad and Rajahmundry Campus. Hostel and transport facilities are also provided.

You can check out the official website here: https://www.kpias.com/

2) Balaji Institute of Modern Management or BIMM in Pune. Sri Balaji Society group of institutions holds a part in it. The institute has special lessons and study courses with regard to the preparation for Civil Services in its syllabus. Basic subjects of civil services are taught.

Visit the official website here: https://www.sribalajisocietypune.org/

 3) You can also opt for any public policy courses and you can keep preparing for civil services side by side. the syllabus of those courses are very similar to those asked in UPSC. Some examples of such courses would be Master in Public Policy at NLU Bangalore , any masters degree from JNU.

4) Other than these you can enroll at any well known coaching centre of your liking and keep on preparing for UPSC side by side, as lakhs of other aspirants do. You can try looking for the coaching centres in Delhi and get enrolled as per your specific need, the coaching centres of delhi is prominently well known across India as hundred of thousands students come here to fulfill their dreams of becoming an civil service aspirant here.

I hope this solves your query, if you have more such queries feel free to ask. 

Best of luck for your future endeavours. 

Cheers,

Arpita Goon

Hey kartik , Greetings!!

Delhi University conducts DU JAT (Delhi University Joint Admission Test) annually for admission to the undergraduate management programmes . DU JAT 2019, the two-hour online (Computer-Based) exam is conducted across 18 cities in India for admissions to six  colleges, offering Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS), BBA (FIA), B.A.(Hons) .DU JAT 2019 will consist of 100 questions and total marks allotted will be 300. 

Test contains 4 sections:

1.Quantitative Ability

2.Reasoning & Analytical Ability

3.General English

4.Business & General Awareness. 

According to the DU JAT 2019 eligibility criteria, you should complete your higher secondary education in any stream (Science, Humanities, and Commerce) from a recognised board and obtain a minimum score of 60 percentile in four papers including English, Mathematics and other two subjects as approved by the University of Delhi.

Hope this will help you.

all the best!!

Hello Aspirant,

                Thanks for writing to us. We will be pleased to answer you. It looks great to see you thinking to be in ICS. Your interest can be channelized if you follow the right path. So instead of wasting time, let's get into the answer straightway:-

• INTRODUCTION:

       ICS is a dream career for many young aspirants like you. It is the highest administrative post among other 24 government services like IPS, IFS. Every year approximately more than 8 Lakh students sit for the examination. Vacancies are near about 900. Before going into the main matter, it's important to take note of a few basics yet important things:

      EXAM LEVEL                                         National

      CONDUCTING BODY                           Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)

      EXAM TYPE                                            Pen and Paper Based(Offline)

      NUMBER OF ATTEMPTs                    6 ATTEMPTS(FOR GENERAL)

• IMPORTANT DATES:
• Online Application Form                  19th Feb to 18th March
• Preliminary Admit Card                    4th week of May
• Exam Date                                             2nd June
• Preliminary Result                              July
• Main Exam Date                                  20th Sept
• Main Exam Result                               December
• Personality Test/ interview                Feb/ March 2020
• Final result                                             April 2020

So as you can see the time schedule its a long process you have to keep patient.

• EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION

           To seat for the exam Candidate must hold a graduate degree from any of the recognized University of India. the degree can be of any discipline. Even final year candidates waiting for their results can also sit for the prelims. But they have to present the certificate before the mains exam. In the case of MBBS students, they can also sit without doing their internship they need to submit have a permission letter from the medical college.

• PREPARATION:

          First, you need to clear the prelims. it consists of 2 papers based on General Studies and Aptitude respectively. Each paper is of 200 marks each(total 400).GS includes History, geography, polity, governance, economics, environment, general science. As you can see the subjects are from different so it is not possible to graduate at the subject which will help you to get there. Besides, these subjects are very basic in any govt. job exams so you have prepared it earlier then it is fine to go through this. 

In Aptitude section includes Speed Maths, Logical reasoning, Vocabulary, analytical Ability, Decision Making. These subjects are not in any degree course, you have to learn it on your own. You have to master it very quickly.in the future, it will help you to secure more competitive exams.

The main exam carries 2025 marks(including PI). There are a total of 9 papers. Language papers are there. General studies are more in an elaborative way. 2 optional subjects are there also. in this optional; paper you can choose your subject in which you hold the bachelor degree if the subject is available in the list.

So as you can see there is such no paper which is on ICS. But I suggest you gain knowledge about our country, current affairs, governance. If you are from Arts Dept. you may have a knowledge of this things, but I can still tell you that these things are very basic in ICS what you will get is much tougher what you have studied earlier. So if you want to gove the exam seriously it's better to start preparing immediately. Don't wait for your graduation, what everybody does is that they start preparing after graduation but if you start it now, by the end of your graduation you will be far away from your friends. it will help you for sure to understand the exam and the syllabus in a better way.

Best of Luck !

Hello dear, 

If you really want to score a good rank in jcece then you should strictly  follow mention  steps -

1 Thoroughly go through the topics coming in syllabus. 

2 Regular Give mock tests in a time frame .

3 Clear your concepts and practice them to increase your speed and accuracy. 

4 remember standard results. 

5 Solve previous year papers of jcece as most of questions are copy pasted from previous year papers. 

Hope this information helps you. 

Good luck.