Yes you can but for admissions to the IITs, NITs, IIIITs and GFTIs, the minimum pass percentage asked in 75% for General or OBC and 65% for SC/ ST or be in the top 20% of class 12 in the respective boards. Since competition is high, this may prove to hold you back. I would advise improvement in your case.

Hello,

To prepare for GATE for EEE branch you are advised to follow the basic preparation tips like

• Start your preparation as early as possible
• Be consistent and study regularly without skipping.
• Make notes and concentrate on self-study.
  
• Revise regularly.
• Solve previous year question papers and sample papers.
• Stay motivated.

For further guidance on preparation please read the article How to Prepare for GATE 2019 Electrical Engineering. The link is given below for your reference.

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https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-gate-electrical-engineering

Thanks!

Scoring high in CAT examination is a prerequisite to get admitted in any of the prime MBA institutes of India. About 2 lacs aspirants appear for CAT examinations. Understandably, competition is very steep.

The CAT exam is generally conducted in November each year. You are entitled to appear for the CAT exam if you are a graduate or in the final year of a bachelor’s degree. The CAT exam is a computer-based exam, which consists of the following three sections:

• Verbal and Reading Comprehension (VRC)
• Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DI & LR)
• Quantitative Ability (QA)

Tips on Preparing for CAT exam

1. CAT aspirants should always commence early in preparing for the exams as an early start would suffuse them with an all out knowledge and strategy to go about the examination.
2. English reading , comprehension & Maths reasoning , logical skills are to be primary focus areas in order to cross the hurdle of CAT exams and get admitted in your dream MBA institute.
3. Reading extensively (be it any news paper, magazines, journals, novels) will give that extra edge to get over the reading and comprehension section in CAT examination. Repeated Maths practice will make you a pro, and you will pass with flying colours in the CATS maths section. There are never long equations in CAT, the only thing which works is the smart way of calculations which can be mastered by practicing the tricks available in books and internet.
4. You must associate yourself with the people who have successfully cracked the CAT exams and imbibe confidence and take useful tips from them. CAT students should look at questions from previous years' CATs and understand its syllabus.
5. A mandatory part of your CAT preparation would be to take online mock tests and sharpen your abilities, ideas and timing as far as taking on the examination is concerned. In this context you should asses the mock test results and work on your shortcomings before taking the final plunge.
6. Managing one's time includes balancing speed with accuracy, handling the pressure and uncertainty and the apt decision making.learning to allocate time while answering to various sections of the CAT exam paper is very essential. It is so since you need to finish the paper on time with almost all the correct answers to score maximum.
7. Negative marking is a part of CAT. Aspirants are advised to not take wild guesses in the Exam paper. Only if the student is able to eliminate 2-3 choices, then he should take a guess. Otherwise there is no point in wild guessing, as it may drop ones chances of making it right.
8. You must unwind before the exams. Over stressing can have negative impact on your output during the examination. Be your natural self and confident. Keep calm and cool. You must be aware of your examination centre before hand, all the documents, stationeries you need to produce at the centre should be kept handy so that trifle mismanagement may not unnerve you.

Doing well in the CAT exam is the first step to ensuring that you get the education to build a great future. It involves a lot of hard work and is one of the most difficult competitive exams. But with right kind of focus and determination you are sure to be successful in cracking CAT.

Hi Anjali,

The syllabus of IIT JAM Physics includes topics namely Mathematical models, Mechanics and General Properties of Matter, Oscillations, Waves and Optics, Electricity and Magnetism, Kinetic theory, Thermodynamics, Modern Physics and Solid State Physics, Devices and Electronics. Schaum's Outlines series and Mathematical Methods for Physics & Engineering: Riley, Hobson & Bence cover the topic Mathematical Models. Quantum Mechanics by Zetili / Griffith / Schaums Series, Quantum Mechanics by MC Jain, Classical Mechanics by Kepler or Berclays, and HJ Pain are good books for Mechanical and General Properties of matter. Know the names of other important books to prepare for IIT JAM physics by clicking on the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-how-prepare-for-physics

You can check the IIT JEE books for the topics included in JAM Physics syllabus and read them thoroughly.

dear student,

Practice is what matters when comes to bank papers. Speed with accuracy is what you should concentrate on, because there is no use of doing 80 questions out of 100 with 60 percent accuracy, rather attempt 65 or 70 questions out of 100 with 90 percent accuracy. Be prepared for the worst and the toughest paper you can imagine, because the level of the mains was very tough this time.

General awareness and Computer awareness are the two sections where you can score maximum marks in minimum time so start preparing for these two much earlier itself. Quantitative, English, and reasoning are the three sections which you can master through regular practice. Mock exams will help you to practice a variety of questions in an exam kind of environment. 

hope it helps!!

Hii

SBI PO is known as one of the most popular and important recruitment.

Every year thousands of aspirants appears in SBI PO Exam to clear it.

If you wish to prepare yourself for this examination then its essential to fill out the application form for it.

Check out the latest official notification for all the upcoming bank jobs from here – Government Jobs 2018 .

To prepare for this exam you will have to make your own strategies.

Firstly, you need to know about the Exam Pattern and syllabus of SBI PO 2018.

After understanding the pattern and syllabus of the exam, its time to collect some top notch books for preparation.

In SBI PO, questions will be asked from the following sections –

• English
• Reasoning
• General Awareness
• Math
• Computer Science

You need to clear the basics for preparing these sections.

Manage your time for study and stuck with it.

hai.

for cat preparation you can refer these books:

• Arun Sharma’s ‘How to prepare for Quantitative Ability for CAT’, published by Tata McGraw Hill- This book is most recommended for CAT aspirants to prepare for QA section.

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  Nishit Sinha’s ‘The Pearson Guide to Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning’ (Pearson) covers a wide range of topics explained in an easy-to-understand manner.

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  Trishna's ‘Verbal Ability And Logical Reasoning For The CAT And Other MBA Examinations’ by TIME Publisher: Pearson

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  Barron’s Pocket Guide to Vocabulary.

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  ‘How to Prepare for the CAT Common Admissions Test’ by Muhamed Muneer, published by Om Books, is another book that is simple and easy to understand, and has mock tests and solved CAT papers from previous years.

before start doing the previous year question paper make sure that you are thorough with the basics.

thank you

Hello there, yes it is possible, if you can discipline yourself well to study regularly. However, it is advised that you keep in touch with other students preparing for this or with teachers who can keep guiding you throughout your preparation. Please do not venture into this all by yourself, because  this stage is crucial to your career and someone is always required for guidance. 

Please revert if you have any queries, all the best!