Hello!

First of all, you need to know the exam pattern and syllabus in detail.

There are ample books, question banks, CAT Sample papers and preparatory books by expert authors available in the market. Get the right materials.

Take mock tests and create study groups.

Check out the link below:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-preparation-2019-how-prepare-for-cat-without-coaching/amp

Good luck!

MBA is something which everyone can study irrespective of the course you're studying in your graduation. 

If you have already studied mass communication then you can check out the media and communication management course offered by MICA Gujrat. It's one of the top MBA colleges in India and accepts CAT scores. But after you qualify CAT you'll have to appear for their own exam also which is MICAT. 

All the very best 

Hello Ritika Juneja.

IIT JEE is a very competitive exam and requires a lot of preparation. To gear up for this exam, you have to be very hard-working and sincere. Gear up for a tough year and do your very best.

A few tips are:

1. Study regularly and make time-table which is to be followed sincerely.
2. Revise on the weekends.
3. Solve papers.
4. Use NCERT books for revision.
5. Use video tutorials and discussion groups for better learning.
6. Minimize distractions and set goals.

• No one bothers about the year gap in placements after completing your masters.
• Your age Will not matters at all
• You have plenty of opportunities to get placed in PSUs if you perform your best in your gate exam.
• You can attempt gate exam as many times you like there is no restriction.

Hello,

With the level of competition that is increasing day by day, SSC CGL itself is becoming target for job security for aspirants from diverse background, although the only eligibility criteria for this exam is graduation from a recognized university.

If we see previous years trends, most of the toppers come from Engineering background, and IIT ones.

So, here it is making all the difference people from diverse streams are applying for these exams.

Now, coming to your question, your ability to crack any government exam, not just SSC CGL depends on your dedication and clarity.

Why, I said clarity because as I said with this level of competitiveness, once you start your preparation, there's no way to back down, your reason has to be really strong if you want to crack this exams, it's this only which will sustain you in the long run, it's an exam that's is conducted in 4 levels, Tier I, Tier II, Tier III, Tier IV, and it's not a quick process.

Maths and English are really important in this exam, if we see it's there is Tier I, II, III(English descriptive), so making these strong is of utmost important for any aspirant.

Apart from this of course, there's general studies and reasoning, practice is the key here.

Previous year question papers help candidates a lot, so kindly got though it, it's very important.

Equally important is mock test, it makes you equipped with the time frame of your examination.

If I leave the decriptive paper, then this exam is mostly in MCQs, so it's not like UPSC, you have write a lot, but you need to be aware of the types of pattern of the question paper, learning and practicing works here.

Is there anything else, you want to ask in specific, just mention in the comment section.

Hi Harsh,

Yes, why not! You can definitely clear neet exam even without coaching classes.

But for this,you have to be very concentrated , loyal and focused towards your studies.

Here are few prepration tips which may help you out:-

1.Proper time table having equal time for each physics,chemistry & biology.

2.Throughout learning from ncert books of class 11th & 12th. 

3.Solving previous years neet papers.

4.Opting some reference books like-neet chemistry,pradeep publications , universal physics,etc.

5.Paying proper attention to your school studies and discussing problem and doubts with your teachers and friends.

6.Making time for meditation and other activities too.

7.Avoiding unnecessary stress.

8.Always study with cool mind.

9.Don't use social media sites for gamings ,etc; unnecessarily.

If you follow these steps with proper time management and concentration you will definitely achieve your goal of getting admission into mbbs/bds seats .

Good luck. 

Dear aspirant,

Yes as long as you don't want NIT/IIT, there are a lot of good colleges out there for you. See now that your exam score wasn't soo good especially maths, you must focus on your strong point physics and chem to raise a good amout of marks if maths is really your weakness. Am guessing it from the result you've posted. As long as you can get 80-90 marks in both physics and chem there is nothing that's going to stop you. Which ever college you want you can choose. There are top colleges in every state like in mumbai we have SPIT.SPCE similarly there are a lot of colleges out there.

Believe in yourself and all the best

Hey mahi! 

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