hey akshit

here is how you can ace your Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT),

• focus on getting their basic concepts clear. If the foundation is not strong enough, difficult topics will get more difficult.
• practice numerical questions every day. Topics like alligation method, depression in freezing point, dose on the basis of body weight and age, and biopharmaceutics are commonly assessed in the form of numericals. Make formulae sheets or flash cards and revis regularly. if you know them by heart, problems are bound to get easy.
• NMR spectroscopy, Mass spectrometry, IR and UV have been frequently covered in the previous years’ question papers. put greater emphasis on these while preparing.
• Make your own version of notes for everything. it will be very handy for revision or in the last minute.Pharmacognosy can be understood in detail with short notes and flashcards on uses, mechanisms and unique side effects of various drugs.
• If you are lost or starting the prep late  preparation lateconcentrate on Pharmacology, Pharmaceutics, Pharm Analysis, Pharmacognosy, and Pharmaceutical chemistry (especially Organic chemistry) first and then move on to other subjects.

for books list and more tips go through:

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/gpat-preparation-tips

Hi Risit,

Due to some medical issues you have to leave college within one week of your admission then there are tough chances that they will be going to accept your candidature again as one week is not such a long tenure (to be more specific 5-6 days only as Saturday and Sunday are off). In 2020 you want to resume BDS from same college then it is better if you have a word with the college authorities and explain your scenario because your duration as a student is so short that they might have automatically cancelled your candidature if you had not informed them before taking break.

Hello Rahul,

There are several books that you may consider for preparation of CLAT. Some of them are mentioned below for your reference:

1. Word Power Made Easy

2. Butterworths

3. Lexis Nexis

4. Analytical Reasoning

5. Verbal Reasoning

6. Analytical and Logical Reasoning

7. Objective Arithmetic

8. GK Today

9. Manorama Year Book

10. India Year Book

11. Universal’s LLB Entrance Guide

These are the most read books for preparation of CLAT. However there are other books too. For section wise book recommendation, please refer the below mentioned article:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-clat

Hope this Helps

Hello Trance,

It is good for problem solving but try to give priority to NCERT books

It is good for the fundamentals. But solve questions from this book after you are done with the NCERT books.

You can refer to some of the books for your preparation. These are -

For chemistry NCERT book is a must.

First Clear all your basic concepts from NCERT, after that for organic and inorganic follow Morrison and Boyd and JD Lee respectively but read only those topics which are mentioned in NCERT.

Books For problem-solving

physical chemistry- N Avasthi,

Organic chemistry- M S conceptChauhan.

For physics clear the concepts deeply, try to learn behind the scene of all concept.

Try to Solve each and every question of HC Verma by your self.

For mathematics you can refer to IIT Mathematics for JEE Main and Advanced by ML Khanna.

RD Sharma Mathematics for Class 11 and 12.

Solving previous year questions is must.

Good luck,

Hope it helps :)

Hey ushasree

To prepare for JEE mains, you can take mock tests provided By NTA on the official website at nta.ac.in in online mode. The mock test of JEE Main can be practised on the NTA website or downloaded too.

The online JEE Main mock test 2020 is available  for both paper 1 and paper 2 in three languages including Hindi, English and Gujarati. You do not need to log in to the official website to access the online JEE Main 2020 mock test. you can just download the JEE Main mock test and practice at home. There are 18 mock tests available for JEE Main Paper-I and one available for Paper-II on the NTA website.

to know more: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-mock-test

General Knowledge and Current Affairs section

• Pearson General Knowledge Manual 2020
• Lucent’s General Knowledge
• Manorama Year Book

English And Comprehension section

• Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis
• High School English Grammar and Composition by Wren & Martin
• Objective General English by RS Aggarwal

Legal Aptitude and Knowledge section

• Universal’s CLAT Guide
• Legal Awareness and Legal Aptitude by AP Bhardwaj
• LexisNexis Butterworths

Logical Reasoning

• Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning by RS Aggarwal
• Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey

Hello

Kindly clarify your query so we can provide you the details accordingly. You are asking about the question paper of which entrance exam?

hello nikhitha..,

At this last moment, don't try to attempt to study any new topic. Reading new topics will confuse you during the exam. Instead of reading new topics, students are advised to revise all the important formulae and concepts two to three times before the exam. Especially with just a few days left before the exam, you cannot revise and solve everything in the syllabus of JEE Advanced. You need to handpick things and focus there. At the same time, you need to brush up the whole syllabus .

Here are 10 things you should be doing in the last few days before the exam..

1. Get organized.
2. Create a revision timetable.
3. Study smarter.
4. Practice past exam questions.
5. Learn what you don't know.
6. Get your mock paper out. ...
7. Know the layout of the paper.
8. Eat, drink and exercise.

hope this information was useful to you...

all the best for your exams..