Hi Shailja,

Some of the best institutes for CLAT in Harayana are listed below:

• EduGaps
• IMS Faridabad
• Eagles Commerce Academy
• AAA Bright Academy
• Bulls Eye
• Achiever's Academy
• Climb First
• Tara Institute

Hope this helps. All the best!! 

I don't think your need any separate book for KCET , the question paper will comprise of questions in (Objective) Multiple Choice type format. The question paper (in each subject) will be in 16 different versions and each question asked will have four different answers from which you can select.

Hii Sandy

The syllabus for the BJMC entrance test of GGSIPU includes
1. English language and comprehension
2. General Awareness
3. Reasoning
4. Media aptitude

For more info. please visit the university website.

All the best.

No nothing like a gap certificate is required. Utilize this gap to the optimum and get a high score in CAT to get admission in you dream college.

All the best!

NCERT is the gold standard book for NEET. 80-85 % questions usually comes from NCERT. Read books thoroughly and make your concept clear. Along with that practice MCQ from standard text books.

You must study and solve 10 previous years’ papers of AIPMT. This will help you get acquainted with

Dear Bindusri,

In order to prepare for physics your concepts should be clear. If your concepts will be clear you can easily solve the problems. You can take help of NCERT books to build your fundamentals strong.

Exercises which are given at the end of each chapters are extremally important. 

okay dont worry if you are left with few days. Just focus on the main topics which cover max. marks and thoroughly prepare those topics of each subject. 
basicly chemistry is the best subject in which students score the maximum marks, if you have a good hold in chemistry you

Hi Jhashuva,

Thanks for asking this question, I remember, I was asking the same once But then I ended up to score a rank under 100 AIR in AILET 2015 just because of my GK. I would give you a suggestion and the approach as well.

Approach- 

First thing first