Hi Rahul,

As the exams are getting nearer with only 2 months in hand now, I know you are stressed but what us really required of you is to just focus on the goal and try not to worry about it so much. Worrying will not help you rather it will only lead you to self-doubt. 

Thorough practise, a smart study schedule and mock tests is what will help you out the best. My personal advice to you would be to upgrade to more difficult question sets in all three subjects. You can find a lot many mock tests and practice papers online (A few of the websites' link are given below). If you can excel difficult questions then you can definitely score well in the medium and easy questions. 

https://www.embibe.com/exams/free-jee-main-mock-test-series/

https://www.vedantu.com/iit-jee/jee-main-online-mock-test-series

https://www.onlinetestseries.in/allenkota/jee-main-exam/mock-test-papers-leader

Secondly, increase your study hours but only realistically by 1 or 2 hours and not more than that if you know you cannot sit through them. And divide your preparation in a way that you cover maximum portions by minum efforts, therefore, be a smart worker. You do not have the liberty of spending days trying to figure out a particular question or topic, therefore, study each subject, everyday and keep timed targets for yourself. Accountability leads to disciplined results, therefore, kee track of how many questions you are solving within an hour and then increase it by +5 or +10 everyday. For example, if you solve a total of 60 questions (including PCM) in 3 hours then try to increase it to 90 or even 100 the next day. 

Focus more on the topics that you are not confident of but which have a scope of improvement rather than only polishing what you already are good at. Not that I am saying you need to completey ignore it but try imroving your chances of scoring more by improving in other topics too. 

Consistency is the key and you need to be at it but do not stress or exhaust yourself too much. Think of it as your make or break shot and put in all your energy into this, it's only a matter of 2 more months now. 

These are just a few tips that I have for you which will hopefully help you out, therefore, just try to incorporate them and do not be scared of the outcome already, you can do it!

I wish you all the very best and if you need any more help then kindly contact me, I'll be more than glad to guide you.  

Hello Dear....
NCERT books are sufficient for Inorganic and organic chemistry from theory point of view for Jee mains only.
For practice you have go through question banks.
For Physical Chemistry R.C mukharjee is good book.
For Physics H.C verma and D C pandey. Refer to ETOOS video lectures if possible.

Hello samridhi, i would like to tell you that jee coaching is enough for ipu cet exam. you can follow the below mentioned link for some useful insights on the exam syllabus and pattern

https://www.careers360.com/exams/ipu-cet

I hope this helps, all the best.

Brother.. things have been changed now onwards. From 2019 session, a separate examination for engineering won't be conducted by JCECEB. BIT sindri would take admission by Jee mains.. You can refer to the official website of jceceb.

Hello Sakthi,

        Thanks for writing to us. Hope we will be able to answer your query. 

See, Sakthi you have just passed your 12th Std. right! Now you are going to enter a completely new world. Your career, life will depend on your academics to some extent. So, everyone need to take this crucial decision of life. 

For some reason you weren't able to sit for JEE MAINS this year. If you have set your goal of joining IIT and becoming a good and successful engineer; then it's great. I will suggest you to pursue your dream. For that reason, you have to wait for long year. Yeah it may seem like a decade. But the reality is not with you. In these days, if you prepare hard and accustom all that needs to crack IIT JEE (I believe you will) then it is worth to 'waste a year'. Believe me many of my friends regret still now because of not attempting the exam again.

If you reach there somehow, be it in any discipline; your life will be secure almost. IIT provides all facilities, opportunities you can't imagine.

Now coming back to ANNA UNIVERSITY. It's one of the most reputed private Engineering College after NIT's and IIT's. It has ranked higher in NIRF as well as MHRD. If you want to join this college then it's fine. You are choosing most probably the best Engineering College.Then continue your life as days pass on.Even if you fail to crack IIT, still then you don't have to worry about. As you are already admitted into a college.

And the last and very important option that remains is that; get into ANNA UNIVERSITY continue your college and also prepare for JEE side-by-side.

You may think of this option as well but the time you will get after college hours is not sufficient enough. Even your body doesn't permit that amount of pressure.

(N.B. I have seen two three friends of mine doing the same, failing miserably) I'm not demotivating you, I am just saying usually what happens. The main thing is focus only on one thing, keep your enthusiasm high above the sky. You will surely meet success one day !

best of luck,

The only fact one must know as a NEET aspirant is Saheli is the only non steroidal contraceptive preparation, also called Centchroman. It’s made in India. That’s it.

Once you join Medical you will know in Pharmacology that it’s a selective estrogen receptor modulator and more details.

Hello

NCERT textbooks are the best for understanding the fundamentals. However, it is essential to refer to other important books also for indepth preparation for this competitive examination and to get a seat in good medical college.

Some of the important books which you can refer are-

Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma

Objective Physics By DC Pandey

Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker

Fundamental Physics by Pradeep

Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov

If you are appearing for NEET 2019 exam, the exam is to be conducted on May 5th, 2019 and if you have completed the syllabus, you should now focus on the revision part.

Solve previous year question papers and give mock tests, it will help you to know about  the difficulty level and type of questions asked in the exam. Also, it helps to boost your speed and analyse your preparation level.

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

http://bit.ly/2VWtz6V

Good Luck!

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Hey

The IPM Aptitude Test is known to be one of the most unique and challenging entrance exams which are divided into 2 parts.

 Part 1: Quantitative Aptitude

For this the books you can refer are:

1. Class XI and XII Mathematics by R.D. Sharma.

2. Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Exams by R.S. Aggarwal

Part 2: Verbal Ability

The books that you might look for are:

1. Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis.

2. Better English by Norman Lewis

3. English Grammar and Composition by Wren and Martin.

Apart from these, you should also go for certain magazines like Business and Management Chronicles by Chronicle Publication and Competition Success Review or even newspaper such as The Hindu, Economics Time and The Statesman.

All the best!

I would recommend for NCERT at your fingertips. The reasons are as follows: if you follow the recent trends of questions in both NEET and AIIMS almost all the questions are taken from the lines, diagrams, flow charts etc from NCERT. the book provides a great insight of how to read NCERT and one understands what he has missed and even questions can come from that part too.

Now for score 600+ the main determining factor is never Biology. It’s always physics and chemistry. Most the average medical aspirants are good in Biology. Biology helps you get into a college, but Physics and chemistry are the rank decider. So read them too and with equal importance.

hi denzel sam prasanth,

let me give you the detailed information on CDS and its preparation.

CDS:

it is conducted by UPSC for the Indian military academy.it will be conducted twice every year.it consists of three sections

ENGLISH:

total no.of questions are 120,total marks for this section is 100.the duration is 2 hours

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE:

total no.of questions are 120,total marks for this section is 100.the duration is 2 hours

MATHEMATICS:

total no.of questions are 100,total marks for this section is 100.the duration is 2 hours

three exams will be on same day.if your choice is OTA,then you dont need to give maths paper.if you get selected in written test,then you'll have interview for further selection.

PREPARATION

here i'm gonna some best books for CDS preparation.

for english:

• high school english grammer and composition by wren and martin
• Objective General english by s.p bakshi
• word power made easy by norman lewis

for general knowledge,

• General knowledge by manohar pandey(arihant publications)
• manorama year book

apart form these books,the e-papers or newspapers will help you lot to know all the current affairs and it will definitely help you in the interview.so keep a habit of reading newspaper( now itself).if you dont have time or like to read newspapers then download any current affairs app to be updated with them.

for maths,

you should prefer the all time favourite authors book i.e R.S Agarwal's books

• quantitative mathematics for competitive examinations
• mathematics for CDS Examination
• pathfinder for CDS-arihant's publications

dont forget that there will be negative marks for incorrect answers.so mark the answer if you very sure about that.english paper will be very easy among three,it also very easiest one to loose marks in negative marking especially in error spoting.frankly saying the really answer is,get the syllbus and put a schedule then stick to the plan that's it.

choose any one of the given books which will be better for your understanding level and after preparation,give many mock tests.it will definitely help you in time management.

all the best!

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• https://competition.careers360.com/articles/cds-notification
• https://competition.careers360.com/articles/cds-exam
• https://competition.careers360.com/articles/cds-exam-analysis

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I Hope this information will be useful to you.

if you need additional information,let us know to help you.

Thank you!!!:)