Hello Vishesh

Number of study hours depend on the capacity of individual.  I would say that quality study time is more important than the number of hours.

Hard work and an effective study plan is important to secure a good rank in the exam. Alomg, with hard work smart  is also equally important during the last days of preparation.

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.

You should enroll for the NEET Rank Booster for your preparation-

http://bit.ly/2VWtz6V

Good Luck!

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hy aspirant,

As a matter of first importance this inquiry asks for two fundamental conditions, First, would you say you are endeavoring it with your class twelfth sheets arrangement? what's more, Second, If you are finished with your class twelfth sheets and after that getting ready?

For the main condition:

Class twelfth sheets hold a great deal of weightage these days, so you have to ensure you don't destroy with that. Thus, perfect time of planning would be 10– a year, remembering that you are going to classes, getting ready for class twelfth and taking a shot at IPM, on side. 

For the Second Condition:

During my time went through with IPM applicants I have likewise gone over numerous re-takers or individuals who take a drop of one year to plan (practically 40% of the all out understudies I have gone over). For them, perfect Time of arrangement can be anything from 11– a year to 5– a half year, the main distinction that individuals who begin early can do it with least hours spent every day and more practice and 5– a half year may mean hurrying into it. In this way, decide for yourself or your guide can make a judgment for you.

Presently, let me address the topic of How?

All things considered, there are disconnected classes for arrangement, TIME and CL, however the issue with them is two overlay: First, their courses are not upto the imprint for an IPM applicant, it is only there for it nor are the ridicules anyplace close to the example of the test and this is an input I have gotten from numerous understudies, so you can take the expression of your kindred competitors. Second issue is, in the wake of going through 8– 9 hours in classrooms at school, you could never need to go through an additional 3 hours in a class of 60 odd understudies. You are cerebrum will be depleted and that is never great.

The most ideal approach for an IPM competitor would be an online course. Why? You can experience the substance according to your desire and solace level, no compelling reason to sit inactively in a class. Also, you would dependably get a progressively customized methodology towards your circumstance.

For the best online readiness, CareerAnna stands separated as far as IPM as in the previous three years, 114 understudies from here were chosen into IPM course, which no other spot can guarantee. In addition, the sort obviously material, test examples and mentorship, that an understudy is furnished with, is unparalleled and the nearest to the IPM test. IPM Online Coaching Classes

In any case, the decision is yours. Take the best choice for yourself. 

thankyou & All the best. 

Hello Mayank

NEET UG exams consist of questions from syllabus of Class 11th and Class 12th. Syllabus of the exam is vast and it is practically not possible to complete the whole syllabus in detail in just 2 months. However, working smartly can help you to score a good rank in the exam and 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, difficulty level, and type of question asked in the exam.

Enroll for the NEET Rank Booster using the link below-

http://bit.ly/2VWtz6V

Good Luck!

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I hope you have the score for that. You can use this link below for useful information.

https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

Gate scores are used for getting admissions for masters in various institiutes like the IIT's and IISC's.

If you can get into IISC bangalore then it is the best for your research in masters.

I hope this helps. All the Best.

IF YOU ARE HAVING A KEEN INTEREST AND YOU ARE DETERMINED AND HAVE HOPE THEN YOU CAN CRACK GATE EXAM . BECAUSE ONE YEAR IS FAIRLY A HUGE AMOUNT OF TIME.

Hello Kunal Bhardwaj....

i will provide you with some basic tips to prepare clat,you can divide your study plans in various phaes 

.try to solve the last year clat question papers

.identify your weakness and try to focus on them

take more and more online mocks

.for current affiars read daily news papers

.donot panic if you are unable to score well in the mocks

.at the last moment dont get confused with various study materials available in the market.

.focu on current legal happenoings like uniform civil code,jallikattu..etc

.try to refer to career launcher clat program.

All the best

Thank you

Hi, while going through their official, I have found that those candidates who have already appeared in JEE (Main) January 2019 Exam can appear for improvement in JEE (Main) April 2019 Exam, if they wish. However, if your scores are good enough then you can be eligible for JEE advanced. JEE Advanced is a gateway to get admissions into IITs. Know everything about what after JEE Main by clicking on the link below - 

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/what-after-jee-main

• The management Aptitude Test (MAT) is held in two modes  a) paper based test. b) conputer based test
• MAT being a knowledge based test includes a type of multiple choice pattern i.e. objective type will examine your general aptitude across different type of parameters like 
• 1)  language comprehension
• 2)mathematical skills
• 3) data analysis and data sufficiency
• 4)critical reasoning
• 5)indian and global environment.

• preparation tips:
  
• By reading news papers daily, you can improve your vocabulary and you will have a grip and command over the body language.
• "The best method is to be systematic in preparation and studies , it will help you make fruitful use of time.

• clear your basic math's Concepts:
  
• The best way shall be to start practicing from the text book of class 10th and learn as many as formulas and maintain a terminology.
• work on your vocabulary:
  
• i already suggest you,  the better way to improve your vocabulary is referring news papers daily and it will surely help you to build and strengthen your vocabulary.
• Reading a lot and observing how words are used in the context's will be of great help.
• Reasoning skills:
  
• solving and approaching a problem is the basic important one during preparation since it is the key role which plays in answering .
• solving a set of questions with in a time frame with concentration should be miraculous.
• Devoting equal time on each questions will be of great help as well.
• mock tests:
  
• 1) This is one of the fastest way of preparation and since by taking mocktests you will get to know how the questions are asking and what is the basis you can get to know.
• 2) it also helps in faster preparation because every time you are taking mock exam in each section there will be different concepts and topics, so that you will have an grip and idea related to particular concept.
• know your strength and weakness:
  
• once you know your strengths and weaknesses after taking mock tests, it is advisable to speed up your preparation in such a way that you will be mastering in any concept.
• Then,  you check how it will be and how can you improve your score .
• best preparation material:
  
• The best preparation books also plays a major role in achieving success and why so because you build your concepts through books and other resources, then  only there is an grip and strengthening of the the topics
  
• regarding aptitude and critical reasoning , it is advisable to refer " RS AGARWAL" and it is one of the most preferred by the aspirants and the concepts are in an elaborate description  with detailed key concepts.
• regarding reading comprehension and verbal ability,  " Nishith sinha" is the best book, because the book is in such a way that each concept is explained and an added advantage is the ordinary student can able to understand the high logics.
• regarding data interpretation , refer " Arun sharma".
• referring previous year question papers :
  
• This is the simple way to enhance and build your concepts because after referring to previous year papers you will get to know,  how the standards and on what basis the questions are asking in the exam,  and you can prepare accordingly to that so that preparation becomes little bit faster.
• revise:
  
• once after, you are done with all above,  the last but not least is revision, this is the mantra that maximum students miss out and suffers .
• until and unless you revise, there will not be any use of studying months together ,so i suggest you revise and it will adds ups an advantage of mesmorizing the topics.
• in the exam point of view of tackling each section:
  
• keep in mind that scoring very high in one section and very low in other will affect your total percentile.
• so to have a balance is very essential.

• The quantitative ability of MAT checks your basic knowledge of maths so you need to stick to basics.

• especially this section requires only understanding and logical thinking, no external hard preparation is required.
• if you carefully interpret the table, or graph in this section, sure maximum marks can be cracked easily in this section and ofcourse this is scoring section too.

• practicing previous papers is the only option and best way to get an idea about this section.
• Follow old GRE books, so it will be a good idea for getting reference from them.

• it is pure comprehension .
• reading and understanding the paragraph and answering .
• so it is the easiest section and one can score good and top marks in this section.