Hi, Ostine Paul                                                                                                                                   The mocktest for jee mains have not provided yet nta (national testing agancy)so that prepare for jee mains is contant books very helpful have ncert books of 11 and 12.           

Hi Shivangi,

CAT tests your aptitude, so candidates having High IQ also score well with limited preparation.

Since the syllabus of DAT is vast, I would recommend you to give maximum time to DAT. Also, if you are serious about DAT then it would be logical to divert your efforts towards the same.

MBA can be done at any point of time and at any age so don't worry you can go for an MBA later too. 

Now coming to the preparation part,

• Read newspapers daily. especially the editorials.
• For quat, focus on arithmetic and geometry. Practice quant for at least one hour daily.
• DI minimum 2 sets daily.
• Apart from this, take mock tests around 2 per week and sectional and topic wise mocks per day.

This will be enough for your Cat preparation.

All the best!

These 3 months is very important and crucial from exam point of view . You have to study very smartly in these days. Try to solve a lots of question set available for jee mains. Simultaneously try to revise your concepts. Focus more on basic concept of physics chemistry and maths

First, solve all previous years Questions of JEE Advance. Then Go for Books for various Topics by different authors and You don't need to solve all the Problems, First, select a set of Problems and try to finish it in a time limit. Books by Amit M Agrawal are good for Calculus. You can go for SL Loney in Trigonometry and Coordinate Geometry. All Arihant books are good provided you stick to the syllabus and solve relevant problems.

By solving previous years Questions you can get Idea of questions being asked.

Hi there,

Thank you for posting your query on our platform.

Joining a coaching institute for the preparation of NEET is only advisable if you hadn't joined coaching in Class XI and XII.

Many people may disagree but coaching is actually very much necessary when it comes to cracking competitive exams like NEET. With organized study materials, well-structured study schedule, various mock tests, and experienced faculty coaching is the only requirement to be able to surely crack NEET.

But if you already had coaching classes in XI and XII then you don't need to join one. Rather just register for a mock test series of a leading coaching institute and start your preparations with already existing coaching material.

If not that, for the most you can join an online preparation course that will increase your chances of clearing the exam. Do check out our NEET knockout course, here is the link for it:

https://www.entrancecorner.com/knockout-neet-may/

Hope this helps.

Wishing you luck!