Hello Priyanka

Maharashtra Common Entrance test (MHT CET) is conducted for admission to various courses offered by the colleges in Maharashtra.

MAHA CET MAH-MBA/MMS CET and MAHA CET MAH-MCA CET  exam both are to be conducted in March. Kindly mention that you want to appear for which exam so we can help you accordingly.

Generally, to prepare for the exam, you should know the detailed syllabus and pattern of the exam.
You should make your concepts clear to perform well in the exam. Practice as many questions as you can. You should also solve previous year question papers and mock test to know about the type of questions asked in the exam and difficulty level of the exam.
Exam will be conducted in online mode so you need to work on speed and accuracy both.

Also, try to make a study schedule for your preparation and devote time to every subject.
With proper plan and consistent efforts, you can clear the exam and get a seat in any good college.

Good Luck!

Hi Surbhi

IPMAT is an aptitude entrance test  for integrated management programme conducted by IIM Indore. It is a computer mode based test conducted for a duration of 2 hours. The test emphasizes on mainly two important aspects, quantative ability which includes both multiple choice and short answer questions and verbal ability includes only multiple choice . No official syllabus is released by the institute. However on the basis on previous years examinations, one can roughly have an idea of the core topics that are covered in the examination pattern.

Now your query is regarding self preparation or coaching. If you analyse the syllabus pattern then you can easily deduce whether  or not your concepts are strong already or you need a fresh start.

Talking about the maths section, then topics from which questions are asked include:

Number System, Algebra, Set Theory, Data Interpretation, Geometry, Mensuration, Percentage, Profit and Loss, Time, Speed, Distance, Time and Work. 

HOW TO PREPARE FOR QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE:

• Start chapter wise and segregate the chapters that are your strentgh and the ones in which you are weak. 
• Maths is all about working logically and for that having strong command on your concepts is important. So avoid cramming the methods by which some particular set of questions are solved as in IPMAT tricky questions come up frequently.
• Learn formulas for mensuration by heart and most importantly practice questions in order to learn the applicability of your concepts.
• In case you you are not good in maths or find it difficult to recall everything, then don't rely on books only and take proper coaching because you will be able to practice papers only after you are conceptually strong.

RECOMMENDED BOOKS:

• The Pearson guide to IIM Indore- IIPM entrance examination book (The book has been developed on the basis of last three years' examination pattern and the scope of Aptitude Tests as conducted by IIM Indore.) 
• Mathematics book by R.S. Aggarwal
• Recommended CBSE books from std. 6th to 12th as it is important to have strong base in them
• Any competitive exam book or management entrance exams books  can help you to as quantitative aptitude is the main subject in all of them.

Coming up next on Verbal ability section, questions from below mentioned topics are repeatedly asked:

 Paragraph Completion, Reading Comprehension, Word Jumble, Word Usage,  Vocabulary and Analogy, Para Jumble, Fill in the Blanks and Grammar.

HOW TO PREPARE FOR VERBAL ABILITY AND RECOMMENDED BOOKS:

• Practice as many Comprehension passages as possible.
• Practice objective type questions from every topic thoroughly.
• Read editorial columns in newspapers like The Hindu, Economics Time or The Statesman.
• Improve vocabulary and writing by regularly reading magazines like Business & Management Chronicle by Chronicle Publications and Competition Success Review .
• GK and Current Affairs questions have been lately coming up since many years. So keep a track of all the updates.
• Norman Lewis ' Word Power made Easy 'is an excellent book to improve vocabulary.
• Pearson guide to IPMAT.

IMPORTANT TIPS AND GUIDELINES:

• Prepare time table and divide equal time to both subjects. Finish topics one by one and keep revising them so that you don't forget.
• Set weekly/ Daily targets to finish your syllabus on time.
• Not only in concepts, but if you feel your sitting and concentration is not strong then you must take proper coaching. If you are good enough in academics and can devote serious time at home on your preparation then self study is sufficient.
• Solve a lot of papers from books and and track the time in which you are able to finish your exam as time management is very important.
• Take as many mock tests after full preparation and analyse your strenghts and weaknessess.
• Note your mistakes and make sure you don't repeat them because negative marking can drop your score.
• In the final exam, you should leave out the questions where you have doubts to avoid the negative marks.
• Calculators are not allowed ,so don't use them in your preparation too.
• Take note that the difficulty level just rose to a high level (relatively) last year and it'll go on increasing so prepare well.

Good Luck!

Hello.

For mathematics

• Mathematics for NDA and NA 

            By R S Agarwal

•   Pathfinder for NDA & NA Entrance Examination National Defence Academy/Naval Academy Conducted by UPSC.
• Objective General Knowlegde & Current Affairs (Level 2) : Useful for UPSC / State PCS / CSAT / Bank PO / NDA / CDS / MBA (English) by Disha Experts.
• Chapterwise-Sectionwise Solved Papers NDA & NA (Mathematics/English/General Ability) with Explanatory Solutions : Mathematics / English / General Ability with Explanatory Solutions Latest (English) by Arihant Experts

These are the books that you can prepare but don't get too confused what to study . What ever you study do it with a clarity.

Hope this is helpful.

Good luck.

Hi student,

It is good to start preparing early for jee mains and advanced. It is one of the toughest entrance examinations and needs thorough preparation. Majority of the portion of JEE Mains and Advanced is based on class 11 and class 12 syllabus. So it is important to pay attention to class 11 and class 12 syllabus. So it is important that you stick to the syllabus and read the NCERT's of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics thoroughly. Let us take one subject at a time.

CHEMISTRY:NCERT for chemistry is very important as there are several times when JEE has asked direct questions from it. For organic, read all the reactions thoroughly, memorise the reagents and catalysts and clear your concepts regarding their use. The formulae in must be on your fingertips. The physical and inorganic portion must also be thoroughly read. After covering all the topics from NCERT and the reference books,  you must attempt questions from past 10-12 years of jee mains. Several books are available in market like Arihant, McGraw Hill,etc that provide solved previous year papers.
MATHEMATICS: Practice is the key to maths. Once you have covered the syllabus from NCERT, practice questions from books like R D Sharma or TMH Mathematics. Also refer SL loney and Hall& Knight. Honestly attempt the previous 10-12 year papers to enhance your understanding of concepts. Again, the formulae must be on your fingertips.
PHYSICS: Physics is a very conceptual subject. Don't try to mug up things without understanding, as this will be time consuming and not fruitful. Its better to read less but whatever you read is conceptually clear to you. Some of the important books apart from NCERT are H C Verma and Arihant DC Pandey. H C Verma is a must solve book for jee mains. Lastly solve the past years papers for the final touches to your preparation.
One of the most important thing in preparation is joining a full test series of any good coaching institute. It will also increase your problem solving speed which is on of the major rank deciding factors.

Full booklist for jee mains and advanced preparation are as follows:

Best books for JEE Main 2019 -Physics

hello kakollu dhanush,

yes , many crash courses arre available for jee mains in many good coaching classes.

you have to decide which on to join.

Hello aspirant

I can help you with better information.

I can give you with a clear information about the GATE  and GRE 

• First and foremost try to improve your communication skills.
• Start preparing for GATE from the 1st year onwards start from mathematics paper 1 and go on according to subject weightage in the paper 
• Mostly students feel GATE exam is tough but if you start preparing from 1st year it is very easy .
• GRE is for abroad studying students
• Improve your skills according to the GRE syllabus

Online many free exams are available for free  both GATE and GRE.

Hope above information is helpful to you

All the best 

Thank you

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