Hi Prafull,

CAT is a very competitive exam to which more than 1.5 lakh candidates appear every year. You really need to pass through this huge competition in CAT. Preparation for CAT can be done by self-studying. There are a few important aspects about it which you should keep in mind while studying.

For QA and DILR section you should first study the concepts from any book for CAT preparation, e.g. books by Arun Sharma, Nishit Sinha, Abhijit Guha. Try solving some problems immediately after you study a concept. This will help you retain the learnings in your mind for a long time. Once, you learn all the concepts, practice a lot of questions. There are two aspects in CAT which you should pay attention to, speed and accuracy. Practice will help you achieve accuracy. But to gain speed, you need to solve questions using the timer.

For the Reading Comprehension section, make reading a habit. Start reading novels if you do not. Start reading editorials in the newspapers especially The Hindu. This will help you to understand different topics. This will make you familiar with the diverse set of things. This will help because you get 24 questions in this section based on passages which can be from any topic. If you have reading as a habit, there would be a high probability that you would have gone through a similar topic earlier which will help you understand the passage easily and quickly. This will also save a lot of your time in the examination. Further, around 10 questions are asked on grammar and vocabulary in CAT in this section. You should again practice a lot of questions on this so that you have a good command over the grammar part. To build your vocabulary, what you can do is to make flash cards and keep them in your pocket to read 2-3 times a day whenever you not doing anything else. This will enhance your vocabulary which will also help you in understanding the passages very well. 

Further, I would suggest you take at least 25 mock-tests before the actual CAT examination to gain a good speed in solving questions.

Hey nirmal , Greetings!!

Here are few tips you can follow to score good marks in JEE mains without coaching 

1.  Start with NCERT

2. Have a curious mind ( you must be able to understand all topics in depth)

3. Solve with multiple solution techniques.

4. Revise wisely

5. Manage your time efficiently

6. Solve multiple mock test (weekly)

7. Choose the right reference books

Moreover, JEE mains contains the syllabus of 11th and 12th standard so keep revising it also. 

hope these tips help in scoreing good in JEE  mains 

all the best!!

Hello Aspirant,

Firstly I would suggest you to prepare with NCERT books as it will help you to clear your basic concept. If Exam startergy is planned & followed by you properly then it is easy to score good marks in the Exam.

Here are some of the preparation tips, You can follow for the Exam.

Work on a Time Table: After carefully checking the syllabus of the exam towards creating a perfect timetable which will fit your schedule while leaving enough time to prepare for the examination within the days left. 

Devide & Segregate the JEE Main Syllabus: The topics from the Exam syllabus must be divided into easy, tough and very tough so that preparation of the exam is made accordingly.

Make your Basic Concepts Strong: While it is essential to study the topics mentioned in the official syllabus, it is also advised to study the basic concepts well first. By knowing the basic concepts of the units involved in the examination, you will be able to understand each topics well and in depth. This will result in a greater understanding of the topics and will make it simpler for you to study complicated concepts present in the syllabus.

Improve your Weak Points: Stressed over some topics or formulas which you just cannot seem to understand? Give more time and focus on these topics to improve it. Keep small notes and constantly revise those concepts which has been hard to understand. By constantly studying the topics you find difficult.

Attempt Mock Test and Solve Sample Papers: Mock tests will give you an almost real experience of how the examination will be. By solving mock tests, you will be able to work on time management while at the same time understanding the question paper pattern.

Revision: While studying it is important to revise those topics which has already been studied. It is advised that each day, a certain amount of time should be divided for revision purposes.

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Good Luck!

Hello.

Two subjects means complete maths of 1st and 2nd year plus chemistry of both years leaving physics yes you can but you have to be perfect enough to solve all the problems from math and chem. So if you keep any wrong and it will lead you to negative marks as you know .

Yeah catch the point.

Good luck.

Hello reader,

I hope you are doing well,

Here are some tips on how to crack the LPU NEST exam:

• Start early: The LPU NEST exam is competitive, so it is important to start preparing early. You should start by familiarizing yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus.
• Set a study schedule: Once you know the exam pattern and syllabus, you should create a study schedule and stick to it. Make sure to allocate enough time for each subject and review your notes regularly.
• Practice with mock tests: Practicing with mock tests is a great way to assess your progress and identify areas where you need to improve. There are many mock tests available online and in coaching institutes.
• Take care of your health: It is important to take care of your health during your preparation. Make sure to get enough sleep, eat healthy foods, and exercise regularly.

Vit and LPU are both good universities, but they offer different programs and have different strengths and weaknesses. It is important to choose the university that is right for you based on your individual needs and preferences.

I hope the information shared by me was helpful to you!

Thank you:)

Hello Shikhar

You can find various methods and tricks to prpare for Jee mains. But there are 3 rules which you must not forget during your prepration time:

Don’t leave Mains-specific topics like Statistics, Mathematical Reasoning, Relations, Heights and Distances etc. These chapters are easy and have a very high probability of being asked.

Don’t leave NCERT for Chemistry and Physics especially.

Try to cover all chapters up to a minimum level rather than covering some chapters to a Pro-Level, as in Mains most of the questions will be easy to moderate level so it makes sense to prepare all up to an average level(for JEE aspirants)

Hi Aditi, 

Thanks for A2A.

Competitive exams like CAT,MAT,XAT are for admission into MBA. The minimum eligibility criteria is 10th, 12th and Degree completed candidates only. ?At this point, to do BBA, these exams are not necessary. Hence it is possible to do BBA without them.

Hopeit helps

Hi Mohit,

Thanks for A2A.

The eligibility criteria for CAT states that the candidate must have complete 10th, 12th and muzt hold a degree from any recodnised college. An equivalent to these is also accepted. Students in final year of degree are also allowed toattempt CAT but if selected for GDPI, and then admission they will have to provide the college degree completion certificate within the stipulated time failing which the admission will be cancelled. Few colleges also have a cap for minimum aggregate in 10/12/Degree.

You still have a lot of time to prepare for CAT. The stream which you pursue in 12/Degree has no bearing on your eligibity for CAT.

All the best

Hi Vinal,

Thanks for A2A

In order to join IPM you need to give IPMAT. It is more or less similar to CAT and the preparation can be done in a similar manner. T

he first three years the student does the B.A.(Foundations in MAnagement) while the next two years they get merged with the 2 year MBA program to complete their 5 year degree. There is lot of preperation material online which you can refer to.

All the best