Hi Beulah,

Please be informed that the self reporting letter is compulsory for admission as that documentation would  be verified by the college when you visit them for your admission purposes and the jeopardy that you are facing is most probably due to some technical glitch and thus I request

Hi Beulah,

I understand that although you have downloaded the allotment letter, you have not downloaded the self reporting letter and so to answer your question, the self reporting letter is an essential piece of document which is of penultimate importance as it accredits the fact that you will be

Haha.. You think you can prepare for a exam for 10 long years? You must be 12/13 years old kid then right? Chill brother, I can understand you really aim to crack the exam and thats why you asked this question but relax, things are not that difficult. Your mind

Hey there

Maths is important for physics but the thing is most of the medical students don't opt for maths and in physics you are first taught basic maths like differentiation, integration etc so that you won't get any difficulty during your entire physics journey. So if you are a

Following recommendations come solely on personal experience, except the book by Sarvesh Sharma, I've gone through all the mentioned ones and found them useful.

For Quants- Quicker Maths by M Tyra, there's one book by Arihant Publications as well named Fast Track Arithmetic, for higher level there's book by Sarvesh

Hello Aspirant,

Firstly I would suggest you to go through with NCERT books, It will help you to clear your basic concept. If you have good hold on PCM subjects, It makes easier to cover the exam whole syllabus.

Try to give extra attention to important topics which carries more

Hey there

I suggest you to make a good timetable by your own as nobody knows your problems better than you. Some points I am suggesting you which you may consider while making time table like pay more attention or hours to the weak subject, do not make strict routine