Hello Aspirant,

There are various coaching or Institute but before taking a coaching I would suggest you to do reserach to know about  the faculty, Result & also take a demo class.

Here are some preparation tips, You can follow.

To score good marks in your exam it is very important that you have good hold on PCM subjects. You should have your basics strong. Take NCERT help to work on your concepts.

Try to give extra attention to important topics which carries more weight-age in the exam. You can also solve MCQs. Solving complete mock test series is very important so that you can improve your performance. It will help you to know where you stand among other competitors. Try to increase your speed as well.

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Good Luck!

Hello Gajendra,

Well, yes you can apply for the JEE Mains if your attempts are remaining. That is, for the JEE Main, the candidates must have scored 75% in their Board Exams. And the candidate could apply for 3 times only. The updated schedule of JEE Mains exam is that NTA will be conducting the exam two times a year. Candidate can apply for both the exams and that will be counted as one attempt, i.e. a student can apply for 3 years but till he/she been 24 years old. Because there is a prescribed age limit of 24 years for an individual. So that does not matter if you are doing B.tech from normal college. If you are eligible by academics score and your attempts are remaining. Then you can go for JEE Mains 2020.

Thank you!

Best of luck!

Hello Amit,

You can start your Gate preparation on your own level from your B. Tech while you are in college and it is very easy and beneficial. The first thing is that you need to know the subjects you have to study for GATE and then you can focus on them especially when they are thaught to you in class. Teachers in government engineering colleges are generally GATE qualified so if you talk to them then they will guide you for sure. Apart from this, the main thing is working hard towards your goal and being faithful to yourself.

All The Best.

Hello Amit,

Most of the colleges have a good education environment rather than an environment for gate preparation. It is because most of the students work on their GATE preparation on there own and not in college. You have to work on your own for your GATE preparation apart from the college stuff.

All The Best.

• Mathematics-300 marks
• General Ability-600 marks

Dear Student,

Here is the list of all the topics which should be covered in order to get full marks in the mathematics section of CLAT.

Arithmetic - Includes Percentages, Profit and Loss, Averages, Ratio-Proportion, Time & Work, Pipes and Cisterns, Time, Speed and Distance, Mixtures and Alligations, Simple and compound Interest, Number Systems (HCF-LCM, Recurring Digits & Calculation of Unit Digits)

Algebra - Simplification, Linear and Quadratic Equations

Geometry & Mensuration - Triangles, Circles, Polygons, solids

Modern Mathematics - Trigonometry(Height and distance part only), Probability ,Permutations and Combinations, Stocks and Shares

Speed Mathematics - Calculation Techniques, approximation Techniques, Squares and Cubes

Hello aspirant, 

T.I.M.E is itself a huge brand which provide you best quality of learning in any of their branch. It never depends on a branch which is the best as being the best coaching institute, they hire the best teachers & Trainers who have best quality to teach any student, so in this case you can get admission in any branch 

Best of luck for your future

Hello aspirant , it is great to see your enthusiasm . You have time in your hand . You should start revising your first and second year syllabus. Refer NEET PG ten years question bank, go get the idea of paper . Focus on those area from which more questions are asked , this can be done only when you would refer ten years . Don't miss you ward posting , you need to have ractical knowledge . Whatever you have studied is ofno use , if you don't have practical knowledge. 
After college and clinical shift revise your lesson , brush up 1st and 2nd year's notes. Solve question papers and give mocks to analyze your level. Work on your weak area , sheher it is Antonyms , niche mistry , physiology or any thing else. 

All the best