Hello Anjilina,

Yes, CLAT exam will be held through offline mode in the month of May 2019.

For the undergraduate courses the questions will be objective based (MCQs). There will be total 200 questions, the question paper will be of total 200 marks. Each question carry one mark, each correct answer gives you 1 mark. There will be negative marking 0.25 mark will be cut for each wrong answer.

Marks alloted for each sections;

English including Comprehension - 40 marks

General Knowledge and Current Affairs -50 marks

Elementary Mathematics( Numerical Ability)-20 marks

Legal Aptitude - 50 marks

Logical Reasoning - 40 marks

Hope this will help you. Best of luck.

See, you will be able to appear for GATE if you are in your final year in 2021. If you are in your third year, I am afraid no. You mention, you are in your first year, so I presume you will complete your graduation in 2022. In such a case "NO" as GATE is for final year students or the ones who have completed their graduation. However preparation can start from now on as it encompasses the syllabus of B.Tech.

Start by checking the GATE syllabus for the ME paper, prepare for topics along with your B.Tech. Check out the previous year papers and mock tests to get a better idea.

• Engineering Mathematics
• Electrical Circuits.
• Signal and System.
• Control System
• Analogy Electronics
• Digital Electronics.

Hi,

JEE Main assess your 11th and 12th syllabus so I suggest you start preparing as soon as possible by revising the syllabus you have been taught so far. Practice the past years question papers thoroughly and opt for tuitions during your vacation or whenever suitable so you can get ahead. for more information, refer to this link: https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

All the best!

Hi,
Providing you few links which will really help you in making your preparation strategy based on your positive and negative points.

CLAT preparation Tips
CLAT Topper interview
CLAT 2019 - Preparation Tips, Syllabus and Best Books
CLAT Sample Paper

I hope it helps!

Hello S Sai,

I would recommend you to kindly refer to the article whose link is mentioned below in the article for complete information related to how to prepare for JEE Main in last one month.

Link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-jee-main-in-1-month-interview-aakash-institute-expert

All the best!!

Hello Sushant,

In order to prepare for GATE 2019 exam you can refer to the below-mentioned article to know the tactics how to prepare well for the entrance examination.

How to Prepare for GATE 2019?: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-gate

Also, refer to the below-mentioned books for Material Science:

• LINEAR ALGEBRA: Higher Engineering Mathematics by B.S.Grewal
• CALCULUS: Intermediate Mathematics by B.V. Sastry and K. Venkateswarlu (S.Chand publications).
• DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS: Advanced Engineering Mathematics – Grewal
• NUMERICAL METHODS: Introductory methods of numerical analysis by SS Sastry
• FLIGHT MECHANICS: Basic Flight Mechanics by Ashish Tiwari
• ATMOSPHERE: Climatology
• AIRPLANE PERFORMANCE: Aircraft performance and Design by John D.Anderson
• STATIC STABILITY: Introduction to Aircraft Stability and Control By David A. Caughey –Download PDF by Cornell University
• DYNAMIC STABILITY: Introduction to Aircraft Stability and Control By David A. Caughey
• SPACE DYNAMICS: Rocket Propulsion and space Dynamics by J. W. Cornelisse, H. F. R. Schöyer, K. F. Wakker.
• AERODYNAMICS: Aerodynamics for Engineering Student
• Basic Materials Science: Introduction to flight by Anderson.
• AIRFOILS AND WINGS: Introduction to flight by Anderson.
• VISCOUS FLOWS: Viscous flow by F M white
• COMPRESSIBLE FLOWS: Modern Compressible flow by Anderson.
• WIND TUNNEL TESTING: Tunnel Fire Testing and Modelling
• STRUCTURES: Structures by J.E.Gordan
• STRESS AND STRAIN: Analysis of Aircraft Structures: An Introduction By Donaldson
• FLIGHT VEHICLE STRUCTURES: Aircraft structures for engineering students – T.H.G. Megson.
• STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS: Theory of vibration By Meirovitch.
• PROPULSION: Aircraft Propulsion by Saeed Farokhi.
• AEROTHERMODYNAMICS OF NON-ROTATING PROPULSION COMPONENTS: Mechanics and Thermodynamics of Propulsion -Hill and Peterson

All the best!