Greetings,

Rajat I will be suggesting you some good sources and books from where you can study efficiently according to section which will be there in this exam .

Try searching for  previous years paper of various other entrance exams like MAT,GMAT, XAT  CLAT , SSC, CAT , CMAT, IBPS, NDA , NIFT ,NID AILET ,etc. (Do not stick to only MAHCET precious year papers because you will find them less online ) . You should try to find and analyse English , quantitative section and  logical reasoning , from these papers so that you can practice regularly .  

 ENGLISH SECTION 

Read editorials from Indian Express or The Hindu daily make it a habit . 

 Write  difficult vocabulary words in a notebook and find their  meaning on google or in dictionary and learn them daily 

 Do solve  error correction from various entrance exams mentioned above .

Solve SSC previous year papers because first they have good quality of questions , they are easily available online and they have the most number of  papers in a year .

If you are finding it difficult to score in  grammar you can go through the concept from books of English of someone who is studying in school .It will help you because of the kind of detailing that will provided  in that book.   

 QUANTITATIVE SECTION 

 Clear you doubts by taking help from RD or RS Sharma of 9th and 10th standard

Try  Google Books or Pdf's of specific book because it can be really expensive you will buy each and every book mentioned . 

Subscribe for  You tube channels like Wifistudy etc  for the understanding of difficult concept so that you can learn in a fun way 

 LOGICAL REASONING 

 SSC papers which have got loads of good questions from this section and try solving syllogisms from IBPS papers 

 ANALYTICAL REASONING 

 MK Pandey's analytical reasoning 

 Competitive reasoning by Pratiyogita Kiran

 Modern Approach to logical reasoning by RS Sharma . 

You can get some of them on googlebooks with the solutions . 

I hope this article might have helped you solve all of your queries regarding this topic. If you want to know anything apart from

• if you have made notes of the different important chapters from physics, chemistry and biology be revising them and salwars many MCQs as you can applied on this formula concepts says they will refresh your application techniques and keep you visual and during the examination
• Dedicate at least 2 to 3 hours each for physics, chemistry and biology everyday in revising what you've already studied and preferably start the day with either physics sir biology and ended with chemistry taking small breaks between the different subjects
• the important topics in physics thermodynamics, wave and optics, mechanics, current electricity, electromagnetism and modern physics in which you have transistor inductance and capacitance based circuit diagrams which you need to be fluent with
• in chemistry please give special attention to the chapters on alkanes alkenes and other hydrocarbons, carbonyl compounds from organic chemistry nomenclature, PB and f block elements from inorganic chemistry and the chapters on chemical kinetic sand chemical energetics along with molarity concepts and atomic structure
• in biology give special attention to the chapters on plant physiology like photosynthesis, Human Physiology including cardiovascular system, neuromuscular system and reproductive system, the chapters on biomolecules genetics, biotechnology and microbiology including the life cycles of the different parasites.
• What is most important that you give time bound MCQ examinations on a daily basis to improve upon a time management and question selection skills to minimise your negative marking and maximize your output out of the resources available at your disposal
• Hope this helps,thank you

Hello,

It's the month of January and exams for getting admission into medical you will have to clear NEET. 

If you start preparation today, you will score atleast 450-500 marks if you study rigorously. For these marks your concept should be clear of both class 11 and 12. Also practice past year question papers and MCQs

Hi Siddharth,

Following are the reference books for DU JAT  exam:

• The Perfect Study Resource for - Delhi University (DU) BMS Entrance Test
• University of Delhi BMS/BBA (FIA)/B.A. Business Economics Joint Admission Test Guide: BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies) Common Entrance Test Guide (Hons.)
• A Complete Self Study Guide BBA/BBS/BBM (Bachelor of Business Administration/Studies/Management) Entrance Examinations 2017 (Old Edition)
• BBA: Entrance Examination - 16 Practice Sets for BBA - BBS,SET (GENERAL)
• Edge Advantage Series - BBA 10 Practice Sets
• For General Knowledge section: Newspapers, Class 11 and 12 Business Studies textbooks, Manorama Yearbook, Current Affairs Made Easy Quarterly Issue.
• For General Current Affairs, you can refer to News Papers, Economics/Business News Paper, Business Studies textbooks of class 11th and 12th standard, One Year Book Magazines for General Knowledge and some monthly Magazines of last 2 to 3 months.

Hello,

The best books for the current affairs for the CLAT preparation are ;

1. Manoram (The best book to prepare for GK section in competitive exams)

2. General Knowledge by Arihant (An option of Manorama book)

3. Current Affairs of India by Mythical Son

Besides, these books you should read newspapers also for the the current affairs.

Hope this will help you. Best of luck.

Dear Shabnam,

You can refer the books below to prepare for IIT JAM chemistry:

Physical Chemistry–Peter W. Atkins

Physical Chemistry–Puri, Sharma, Pathania

Differential Equation & Matrices–Shanti Narayan

Engineering Mathematics–B.S. Grewal

Physical Chemistry–Thomas Engel & Phillip Reid

Basic Physical Chemistry–Peter W. Atkins

However, you must visit the link below to know more about preparation of JAM Chemistry, the important books, syllabus, tips and tricks to crack it etc.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-jam-chemistry

Hello,

You just need to follow these preparation tips:

• For chemistry, NCERT books are enough.
• Before starting, you must check the complete syllabus and exam pattern.
• Refer best books and study materials for your preparation.
• Solve previous years IIT JAM Question Papers. This will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions.
• Also take online mock tests regularly. This will help you analyze your level of preparation and also increase your speed and accuracy.
• You can go for study material provided by Eduncle which is one of the best study material for IIT JAM in the country.
• Make notes of all the important stuff. This will help you in your last minute preparation. Go through the following link -

https://edugrab.wordpress.com/2017/06/30/best-preparation-guide-for-iit-jam-chemistry-get-all-you-need/

• Improve your weaker areas. Give more time to the topics in which you are weak.
• Study at least 6–7 hours daily.
• Give your last 30–45 mins to the revision daily.
• Your mind will be most active in the morning. Complete difficult topics or subjects in the morning.
• Social Networking sites & TV are the Thorns in your preparation. Avoid them. It will kill your precious time as well as your brain.

All the best!

It totally depends on your basics.If your basics are good then you can works on it in 1 month and secure a good marks in bitsat.

Bitsat is an exam which does not ask a very tough question it just askd questions that are related to basics.It checks your basics.

So study as much as you can and solve previous years question papers.Also try to improve your time mangement because it will matter on the big day.

All the best for exams.