hai. 

these are the books that you can use for study purpose:

• The Perfect Study Resource for Delhi University (DU) BMS Entrance Test (Arihant Publishers)
• A Complete Self Study Guide BBA/BMS/BBM Entrance Examination (Arihant Publishers)
• Quantitative Aptitude by Arun Sharma
• NCERT books/Class 10+2 text books

even you can prepare online by refering sites and do previous years question papers as well.

if you feel certain topics are easy for you try to do all the difficult level questions and for difficult topics do some basic stuffs so that you can attempt easy aswell as medium level questions in examination. nothing can beat your hardwork. good luck for your examination.

thank you

dear student

For WAT

Begin your WAT preparation immediately as writing skill will take time to be groomed and improved. You will not be writing an essay on the topic which might have been known beforehand but would need the skill of extempore writing. Your essay will become the ground for interview questions also. You will be required to write in 20-25 minutes a well worded essay of 300-400 words that is supposed to be rich in contents, consistent in thought, coherent in flow and doesn’t go wayward.

For PI :- 

GK and current affairs will be enough. Which you can prepare from books ad for current affairs daily newspapers such as ET and TOI will be good. You need to know frequently asked questions and their probable answers, How to respond to certain specific questions, what to wear, what to prepare, how to present yourself, how to enter and how to exit the interview room.

hope this helps

All the best!!!

Hyy shanu

Well, about 50,000 students take CLAT every year and I am sure many of them are like you, studying for boards + CLAT. So, for this you've gotta build up a proper schedule!

In normal days like uptill atleast January, try doing CLAT preparation every SATURDAY & SUNDAY for atleast 4 hours a day! From January you can lower it a bit and as soon as March is done, April 1st you'll be totally free!

Except weekends on normal days, you've got full time to study for boards. And trust me , 8 hours a week (Sat + Sun) for CLAT till January so be more than enough for you! And once January approaches shift your gears to board exams! Dedicate Jan, Feb & March for boards.

Do CLAT once a week on Sundays or else during free time! This is to ensure, you don't lag for your boards. And as soon as March approaches, keep away CLAT & do express revision for all your subjects (Board Exam). And probably if exams get over by March end or 1st week April, then bingo you've got almost a month or 40 days to revise for CLAT.

So the 8-hour schedule which you used to follow till January will be very beneficial and trust me it surely will reflect in you! Do quick revisions of Maths, Logic and Legal for CLAT. Also make sure to revise GK. Best way for spot revisions in April will be , go through MONTHLY PDF of GK! Quickest possible way!

This is how you should manage both CLAT & Boards! I am sure you gonna crack both of it with atleast decent marks so that you can secure your seats!

And if you follow it thoroughly, you gonna get into NLU for sure.

Stay determined, plan your days till January & then crucial months for Boards begin, Plan for it accordingly.

All the very best. Keep calm! Enjoy studying. Do not stress.

I hope this helps 

Shreya if you take a drop for one year and study with full determination, focus on the NEET exam by keeping yourself away from total distraction. If you make NEET exam as your goal of life and study then also I can't promise you that you will be able to get a very good result in NEET exam but still, you will score much better than your expectations and can end up in a good college. But honestly it's a very difficult task and which becomes further more difficult for a student who hasn't studied very well in class 11th and 12th because your basics are not at all strong.

So, if you have confidence in yourself that you can cover everything up and the most important thing that you will not lose up your confidence in between your preparation then you should give up a try for NEET exam because of it will define your whole career. In the worst case if you are not able to score very well in NEET exam then doing B.Sc will always be there as an alternative.

Feel free to ask if you have any more queries. All the best!!

Thanks for the question.

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