Dear Anjali 

Sorry, but we are unable to understand the question you are asking exactly. Kindly question us in the language you are comfortable with e.g. hindi hope you don't mind, we'll try to provide you ways as much as possible depending on your query.

II am student of Aakash I used to Aakash itutor they are making us mad and stolen moments money 

• First of all, NCERT NCERT and NCERT.It is the bible for neet especially for biology and chemistry inorganic. For physics I prefers" H C Verma , Concepts of physics ". Biology for practise ,it is "mtg ncert on ur fingertips ". Organic chemistry Himangsu pandey, and my personal notes....aakash chemistry study material was also useful to me .
• And if u believe on urself any book can give success. Concept clearing is very important .
• Hope this is useful to u .Best of luck.

Yes , you should give prep time of 1 year or 6 months to cmat if you want a good college from cmat for mba and you should study sincerely for almots 7-8 hr a day self study and give mock test every weekend to improve your accuracy and speed , and read more as you can , read news daily and novels to improve vocab

Hi Raj Nandini,

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Apart from self-studying, it is important to have proper and expert guidance, i hope you find your suitable institute.

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Dear Sir / Ma'm, if you crack medical, then you have to study the syllabus in English itself. However, the best book for biology is Trueman's series , for physics it is DC Pandey and for Chemistry, you can follow Dinesh or Pradeep. However, Chhaya Prakashani is always there. You can read these books after reading the books of Chaya. They will somehow give you an idea as to how much and what extra stuff is there which will eventually help you.

Hi, to get 300+ in NEET in 1 year preparation is an easy task if you focus on your NCERT especially for biology and inorganic and organic chemistry. That being said you shouldn't completely ignore physics and physical chemistry from ncert. Clear up your bases, make your bases strong as a all the complex formulas and theories arise from simple bases, so if you have strong bases you can even derive the formula yourself. There is not much time to spend on each question in NEET so you'll need to learn time management. Even if your preparation is great but time management isn't then it would affect your final result greatly. Using different modules and sample test papers is a good idea and make sure you solve lots of question papers and previous year papers all in the time that is given for the actual exam and at the same time the exam is going to be conducted as it will train your brain for the exam day. Do take rest and day offs in between. Do not stress or panic. Take it slowly day by day and you'll get it. All the best. 

Hello aspirant!!! The preparation for gate takes around 1.5 to 2 years. So ideally you can start preparing from your 3rd year of engineering. This is the time that most of the students follow.  Although to perform better and get an edge over others in this fierce competition you could start preparing in 2nd year itself, or from your 4th sem to be precise . Hope this helps.