Hello, Aditi. Your comedk rank is really good. You don't need to drop for another year. You can get Dayananda Sagar engineering college and BMS engineering college, which are among top colleges in Karnataka. All the best.

Hello Pradum,

SSC-CGL is a very much general knowledge oriented and focused exam and one needs a regular update and clarification of concepts and questions based on previous year question papers and mock tests,there is more to the CGL than what meets the eye of the regular aspirants and one needs to be quick enough along with great accuracy in solving questions and it cann be achieved by regular practice of questions and testing yourself on various stages.

As an additional suggestions i would recommend you to join either online or some offline course in genuine organisations to test your stand in the real competitors for the exam.

Hope it solves your query and wish you good luck for the future.

Best wishes. 

If you are pursuing engineering you should start preparing from 2nd year I suggest and atleast give one try in third year so that you are clear with the process and u can overcome the fear of examination .CAT is not difficult to crack the main thing is that you should be active ,focused and strategy of studying should be upto the mark.

If you are pursuing any other degree course then also I suggest u to start preparing from 2nd year

Hey Vaibhav,

Here are the most referred and books recommended by experts for CLAT:

• Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis
  
• English is Easy by Chetnanand Singh
  
• Analytical Reasoning by M.K. Pandey
  
• Verbal Reasoning by R.S. Agarwal
  

Good Luck.

First you have to clear in your mind that if you are preparing by yourself, you should have to make a proper time table for the months and stick to it more importantly.you have to select a particular month upto which you gonna finish your one time revision and then you can join any of the distance learning series so that it would help you in maintaing your self confidence and tells you the topics in which you require to give more time. 

Hi sir,you have a very good scoring in your studies. Hope u will be even doing very well in CLAT too..Here I can say some best tips for preparation

• Firstly focus on morning studies and give a break for every one hour.
• Go for daily newspaper which helps you a lot in gk section.
• Prepare your own notes in which you can make the things easy to memorize.
• When you start preparing, don't neglect even for a day for preparation.
• If you want knowledge from social media Use (in shots) app.
• Even go for online quiz for betterment of mindset.
• For English preparation use flashcards,root words.
• Do regular practice for maths...It gives u easily 20 marks.
• Even go for previous papers,so that you will get an idea how to do.
• Take a paper for every weekend,keep 3 hours timing and attempt the paper,observe what bit had taken how much time so that you can focus on timing for subject to subject which need how much of time.

Hope you got helped with this provided information.Ask even if u have any further questions.

Thanks you and all the best

Yes it is possible but it is difficult too. In the beginning it seems to be quite easy in managing two vast syllabus but in the exam months like Nov-Dec and Apr- May it becomes difficult to cope up with these situations.

But why? Making a clear cut goal and working on that with all your resources is rather a better choice that making many goals and distributing your resources of time, money, practise in them hoping to atleast achieve one. Work on one.

Hello ritika!

If you are going to prepare for JEE MAINS then at first you have to join a very good coaching like allen resonance aakash etc.

After that you should have a proper daily basis time table. I know it would be hard to follow a time table for a long time so i suggest to make a time table every sunday for the rest of days. Next you need to join test seriese online or offline. Be determined be dedicated have confidence you will surely succeed.

good luck

Dear Minal Jain,

CLAT is an all India level test to get into NLUs. It offers various reservations to students on the basis of caste, gender and the locality of the state. So, the number of marks you need to score CLAT depends on different factors like your caste, gender and the NLU you want to get into. If you want to get into an NLU which is in your state, you might get a preference over the students of other states. So, if you could please specify me any of your details, I could of much more help to you.

Hope my answer helped you. Don't hesitate to ask further doubts.