Hello,

You may consider going through the official website of BHU for previous year paper provided below-

http://bhuonline.in/old-qus-paper-entr.html

Or, you can also consider going through the sample papers of BHU PET by Careers360 which will be extremely useful in your preparation-

https://university.careers360.com/articles/bhu-pet-sample-papers

Hello Aspirant,

The application for B.Ed entrance examination will start approximately in February 2019. Some of the best books for B.ed preparation are,

• Study Package B.ed entrance examination by P K Pandey.
• IGNOU B.Ed enterance test.
• IGNOU B.Ed entrance Test previous years papers.
• B.Ed Guide by Bharti Sharma.

Good luck!

Hi aspirant 

Hello Ritika,

To prepare well for the UGC NET Economics exam, you have to be dedicated and passionate for study.

Here I am sharing a answer which is for a similar type of question. This answer has the preparation tips and list of all the books of UGC NET Economics which are crucial for your preparation.

You can read the answer at:

Shalini Sharma's answer to How do I prepare for NET economics?

All the best!!

Hello Aspirant,

These are the list of the best books according to their rankings by already test attempted people

• Bihar  Polytechnic Sanyukt Pravesh Pariksha BCECE 2018 Success Package
• by Arihant Publications
• Bihar  Polytechnic Combined Entrance Competitive Examination BCECE 2018
• by Arihant Publications
• Bihar Polytechnic Sanyukt Pravesh Pratiyogita Pariksha BCECE 2018 Solved Papers
• by Arihant Publications
• Bihar Polytechnic Combined Entrance Examination
• By- Dr. Lal
• Bihar Polytechnic Entrance Exam Guide
• By- Vidya Editorial Board
• Bihar Polytechnic Combined Entrance Examination Solved Papers (Engineering Group)
• Editorial Board: Pratiyogita Darpan

Hello,

As per your requirement, i would say that whichever batch you choose it will depend on what is your knowledge and basics till now on neet. You have to tell your level and better ask the faculty or administrative members of allen that which batch would be better for you as per your capabilities.

Choose wisely and whichever batch you will be, study harder and concentrate on whatevr is taight in your coaching.

Good luck

• Start with a timetable that takes into account your school hours, time left to study for NEET, practise what you have read and yes, some leisure time.

• Your time table should be such that it allows you to study, revise and practice each day.

• Allow for short breaks in this timetable as All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

• Your time table should be timed such that you study the difficult topics multiple times and practice more number of questions and convert the difficult topics to easy ones.

• Difficult topics must be studied thoroughly and wisely.

• Break lengthy chapters into topics and sub-topics to make learning easy.

• Make comparative charts for two or more relatable topics, terms or processes.

• Create a list of important definitions, important formulas, important derivations in chemistry and physics and important diagrams in biology etc. and brush them up weekly.

• Prepare mind maps, flow charts and ray diagrams for memory based topics while studying the chapters.

• Set daily, weekly and monthly goals for yourself and try to accomplish them in the fixed time.

• Physics

• Chemistry

• Biology