• First of all you need to do registration
• Then filling in the application of NEET 2020
• Now you need to upload scanned images of the documents
• Then NEET application fee payment
• And finally printing of confirmation page.

Hi Abhijit,

The thing  about these kinds of questions is that you do not have an idea of what exactly is going to be asked. You need to practice these questions till you get better at them. With enough determination and hard work, you will definitely notice an improvement in you speed and efficiency of answers.

Hi Tarang,

Level of question is easier than JEE but harden than Board.Try to manage your time with question because the number of question will be 200 and time which you will have is 180 minutes.So,time management is very important.

The required books for the preparation of manipal Entrance exam are:-

• NCERT class 11 book of Physics.
• NCERT class 12 book of Physics.
• NCERT class 11 book of Chemistry.
• NCERT class 12 book of Chemistry.
• NCERT class 11 book of Mathematics.
• NCERT class 12 book of Mathematics.

The only other book you require is Manipal previous year sample paper book or you can download it from google.

Hope this will help,please feel free to ask if you have any further queries.

Thank YOU.

For a career in veterinary medicine, a high school student should develop a strong background in biology, chemistry, and physics. Courses in English, social science, and speech are also necessary since interpersonal and professional communications skills are important assets in veterinary medicine. Like most professions, veterinary medicine is very much a "people business." The most successful veterinarians are competent doctors as well as good communicators.

Practical experience with animals is very important. Students should spend time volunteering for or working with veterinarians to develop an understanding of the profession. Non-veterinary animal experience may also be beneficial to students interested in veterinary medicine.

No specific undergraduate program is preferred at Oregon State University, but students must complete a set of pre-veterinary requirements  in chemistry, physics, mathematics, statistics, biology, genetics, physiology, and additional biological sciences. Courses in English, public speaking and humanities/social sciences are also required.

Many students choose an animal science or biological science major because these bachelor's degree programs generally include most of the pre-veterinary requirements. Also, some of these programs allow students accepted into the DVM program after their junior year to apply credits earned in their first year of veterinary study toward completing a bachelor's degree.

Students interested in veterinary medicine, should consult with a pre-veterinary medicine adviser when planning their undergraduate program. Oregon State University students may choose to contact one of the OSU pre-veterinary medicine advisers.

Hi Manikanta,

For becoming an IAS officer, you have to  answer the IAS examination which is held by the UPSC. The eligibility criteria is that you should have a Bachelor's degree. Now the field of this degree does not matter. You can choose any group without hurting your chances of cracking the examination.

Dear Aspirant,

Maharashtra Common Entrance Test is conducted by Directorate of Higher Education, Maharashtra. It is a state level exam and for applicable for undergraduate students. The programmes offered are 3- year LLB course and 5-year integrated law course. It is an online objective type paper.

For preparation of the exam, you need to know the schedule of the applications to understand your planning and how to schedule your time-table.

For 5 year LLB:-

The application starts 20, Jan 2020

The application ends 2nd March, 2020

The exam will be on April 12, 2020

The results will be declared on 28th April, 2020

For 3 year LLB:-

The application starts 19th March, 2020

The application ends 6th May, 2020

The exam will be on 28th June, 2020

The results will be declared on 14th July, 2020

So, this means that if you are applying for 3 year LLB, you have more time to prepare and so you must schedule your studies within that time limit and vice versa.

The next step towards preparation is knowing the exam paper pattern and syllabus.

There will be 150 questions in the exam which will be objective-type. There will be no negative marking and each correct answer will be give 1 mark. The duration of the paper will be 120 minutes/ 2 hours.

The syllabus is as follows:

1. Legal aptitude and legal reasoning (30 marks) :

• Indian polity including Executive, Judiciary and Legislature, etc.
• Law prepositions with facts
• Constitution

2. General Knowledge and Current affairs (40 marks) :

• History
• Geography
• Latest rules and amendments
• Current affairs (news, events, awards, etc.)

3. Logical and analytical reasoning (30 marks):

• Completing arguments, drawing well-supported conclusions
• Reasoning by analogy
• Applying principles or rules
• Sets and statements
• Puzzle
• Blood relation
• Series and related concepts

4. English (30 marks) :

• Vocabulary
• Synonyms and Antonyms
• Analogies
• Idioms and Phrases
• One-word Substitution
• Sentence Improvement and rearrangement
• Fill in the blanks
• Errors - Common errors, Spotting errors, inappropriate usage of words, spelling mistakes etc, English Comprehension etc.

5. Maths (50 marks) :

• Profit and Loss
• Speed and Distance
• Time and Work
• Algebra
• Average
• Venn diagram and more...

For get a hang of both of these things, solve previous years question papers and mock tests given online.

Some more things to remember:

• Planning the schedule will always help you. Start as early as you can for the exam to ace it.
• Stick to that schedule and respect your time and manage it well.
• Read newspaper daily.
• Improve vocabulary in English by taking in information in English through newspaper, magazines or books.
• Review your mock tests results.
• Revise as much as you can! Make notes and follow them.

Hope this helps. All the best!

• MDI Gurgaon
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• NMIMS Mumbai (accepts NMAT scores)
• JBIMS Mumbai
• SPJIMR Mumbai
• FORE School of Management
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• IMI Delhi
• KJ Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research
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