just have a look , if it suits then well and good  you try this .

* 6:00 am - 7:30 am ——Chemistry ( NCERT / MCQs)

* 8:00 am- 10:30 am —— mathematics ( read NCERT)

Then ,  usually take a break

* 11:00 to 3:00 pm — revision

Hello Aspirant ! Let me to inform you that different students use different books for their jee mains preparation. Bm sharma is a good book for preparation of jee advance with questions difficulty based on advance level. If you want to score good marks only in jee mains then hc

Hello applicant,

It's your will if you are confident to manage both in equilibrium than you can do both.

Set a schedule for your preparation and keep your bba course at a good pace.

And with good time table for both you can manage to get success,all you need is

Hello aspirant!

Since NEET is a national level entrance exam and one of the most famous entrance exam for medical aspirants so the competition is very high in terms of quantity as well as quality a large no. of youth is willing to crack neet and get a government medical

dear candidate,

you can definitely prepare for CAT and fare well in while pursuing BBA, most people either prepare for CAT in the last year of their graduation or when they are working. please do not make a mistake of dropping a year to prepare for CAT, it is an

Hello Aspirant,

Common Admission Test ( CAT) is a most popular entrance exam conducted to get admissions into IIMs,  business schools etc. 

It is noted as the toughest exam but if you draw a plan and implement your valuable time to study for cat from your 1st year BBA it

hi bhupesh

chose the subject you are most intersted in . in bsc first year you have to study all subjects but since you are from bio stream you will face difficulty in getting maths as a honours subject or subsidiary .try chosing a subject so that you have all