greetings, 

great idea. after the coming of companies act,2013, the scope of CS has increased.

after 12th, it will be better for you to do B.com hons through correspondence and spent maximum time preparing for CS.

if you are delhi based, the coaching centres in laxmi nagar(east delhi) are best for CS coaching.

you are taking coaching for law but it isnt a part of the syllabus of CS. only mercantile law/ business law i.e contracts, companies act. sales of good act. partnership. negotiable instruments etc are a part of the syllabus.

hope this helps.

good luck

Hai , Sabita .

        Please be sure that it is the branch that matters the most and not the level of institute . Apart from that you are willing to prepare for upsc also , so just think that which branch gives you most satisfaction because if you go into wrong engineering stream you may be burden by the academic stuff and may not be able to concentrate on upsc preparation also .

      Every branch has its own merits and demerits so think of the branch in which you can spend more time on upsc preparation since its hard to crack .

       HOPE IT HELPS . THANK YOU.

Dear Sir / Ma'm, you can always do both simultaneously. You have to be utterly sincere in your NEET preparation as it is no cake walk. You need to put in serious amount of hardwork in the three subjects equally, and you are bound to get a good score in NEET. Keep your concepts uber clear which is the basis for scoring good in any entrance examination.

Hello Jogesh!

Preparing from Gate with the help of book only is not an easy task. You can take help of books but you should prepare self handwritten notes or get from any coaching.You can use books when the topic is not clear from notes.

Some suggested books are:

Engineering Mathematics:HK Das

Fluid Mechanics by RK Bansal

Environmental Engineering by Garg

Structural Analysis:Ramamurtham

You should also go through the previous year question papers so that you can get the idea which types of questions comes in the exam.

Hope it answer your concerns.