Hi Anshu,

Whether MBA is the best career option or not for you will depend on where you see yourself 10 years down the line and in which direction you want to drive your career. A lot of BCom graduates either opt for CA or MBA post graduation. According to that I think MBA is a good choice.

Since you are in first year you still have lot of time to prepare for CAT and probably if you start right away you can also score 99.9%le and above and end up in IIM A,B,C. Here's how you can prepare for CAT:

Step 1: Start reading newspaper daily

Step 2: Find the right coaching institute for yourself

Step 3: Complete learning all the concepts with the help of coaching. Divide your week into 3 sets and focus on one subject on a day. Complete the concepts within 8-9 months.

Step 4: Focus on improving your speed withoin each section and within each topic. Take topic tests and evealuate your strengths and weaknesses.

Step 5: Take sectional tests. Improve you weaknesses and convert them to strengths by practising more.

Step 6: Focus on formulating stratgeies for ech section

Step 7: Take full length test. Now combine everything and focus on time management, analysing the questions, strategy for overall score maximisation and practice a lot.

By the end of this you should be fine tuned with your own strategy combined with the requisite speed and apt decision making skills to choose which question to attempt and which one's to leave.

Attempt CAT in your final year and I'm sure if you diligently prepare at least 3hrs a day from now on, you will make it to a premiere B School.

All the best

Hello

Yes, you can get 120 marks in 4 months. but first check the neet exam pattern https://scoop.eduncle.com/neet-exam-paper-pattern and syllabus for chemistry. focus on your study as you are doing. 

Thank You!!

This is the enough time to be well prepared for the exam if your basics are clear, Go through well with NCERT books first, Coachings or any you tube channel can help you to cover the syllabus but to score well in the exam you need to do work hard on your self study. Here are some preparation tips you can follow for the exam preparation.

Highlight the Important Topics: Highlighting the topics that carry more weightage in the examination will help you to prepare in less time. Based on the analysis of previous year question papers, these following important topics of NEET Chemistry can be outlined.

Important Topics of NEET Chemistry

Physical Chemistry

Mole Concept

Stoichiometry

Atomic Structure

Thermodynamics

Redox Reactions

Electrochemistry

Solutions

Surface Chemistry

Equlibrium

Nuclear Chemistry

Chemical Kinetics

Inorganic Chemistry

Periodic Properties of Elements

Block Elements – d, f, p, s

Co-ordination Compounds

Chemical Bonding

Hydrogen Bonding

Organic Chemistry

Basic principles

Organic Compounds

Biomolecules

Polymers

Hydrocarbons

Do Practise : Daily practice should be an integral part of the preparation. Be it the equations, numericals from thermodynamics/solutions or organic practice; practicing daily is the only key to be able to process it all.

Join Mock test: Join Mock test, It will help you to analyze your performance.

Revision: The more you learn the more you tend to forget. Revision is the only key to help prevent this aspect. Schedule revisions after each topic has been dealt with.

Good Luck!

Hello, 

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Book Name: Microelectronic Circuits: Theory and Applications
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Hello,

Candidates can find below the best books for NDA preparation. 

Mathematics

• Mathematics for NDA/NA: National Defence Academy and Naval Academy - RS Aggarwal
• Study Package Mathematics NDA/NA Entrance Exam - Arihant
• Quantitative Aptitude for competitive examinations - RS Aggarwal
• NDA Entrance Exam - E. S. Ramasamy

General Ability Test (GAT)

• General Knowledge 2019 - Arihant
• History Of Modern India - Bipan Chandra
• Science and Technology in India - Kalpana Rajaram: Spectrum
• Objective General English for Competitive Exams - S.P. Bakshi

Read here for more details - https://competition.careers360.com/articles/best-books-prepare-for-nda

Thank you

Hi Ganesh,

How to prepare for CAT is a completely subjective call. However, this is what I suggest to everyone who approaches me and this is what I myself followed as well and it led to me being in one of the Old IIMs.

Step 1: Start reading Newspaper Daily.

Step 2: Search for a good coaching institute and follow their material and classes thoroughly

Step 3: Concentrate on learning and strengthening your concepts in each section and topic wise individually.

Step 4: Once your concepts are clear increase the speed topic wise

Sstep 5: Practice sectional tests and formulate strategies for each section that work best for you.

Step 6: Practice full length tests and analyse your performace, strengths, weaknesses etc.

Step 7: Keep writing and analysing as many mocks as possible in a time-bound scenario and replicate the CAT model.

Practice and analysis will be your final key to success.

Since you are in 2nd year, you still have a lot of time. 3hours daily with full concentration and dedication would get you at 99%le and above.