Hello Kishan,

Following are some of the best books for preparation of JEE Advance -

PHYSICS:

• H.C. Verma: This book is the Bible for IIT JEE physics. You have to be thorough with each and every word of the theory in this book. Also, solve all the objective and short answer questions with diligence.
• Cengage (by B.M Sharma): This book is excellent for both theory and problems. It will teach you many new concepts, which you will be able to appreciate after being thorough with Verma.
• Purchase a very old edition of D. C. Pandey’s physics for IIT JEE. (the pre-2006 books containing only subjective problems). Solve this book.

CHEMISTRY

• The official NCERT books are extremely important. Complete them from cover to cover.
• For physical chemistry, refer to NCERT and Cengage for theory. Also, look at OP Tandon physical chemistry. Solve problems from Cengage. 
• For Inorganic chemistry, be extremely thorough with NCERT. After that, take a look at Cengage.
• For organic chemistry, no book beats Morrison and Boyd. Read all the topics of the IIT JEE syllabus from here (after completing NCERT).

MATHEMATICS 

The only key to master Mathematics is to practice a lot. Also, you need the ability to independently solve tricky problems.

• “Problems Plus in IIT JEE Mathematics” by A Dasgupta and “A Course in Mathematics for IIT JEE” by Tata McGraw Hill ( the 4th edition of the year 2000) are very important.

Following are some of the best books for preparation of JEE NATA Examination -

You can use A Complete Self Study Guide for B.Arch Entrance Examination Arihant and also a study package called NATA 2018 Self-Study Guide by precept. 

• NATA & B.Arch Question Bank by Ar. Shadan Usmani.
• NATA & B.Arch complete self-study material: entrance examination by Ar. Shadan Usmani.
• A Complete Self Study Guide for B.Arch by P. K. Mishra.
• B.Arch Entrance Examination Guide by Surendra Kavimandan.

For more details please visit -

https://www.careers360.com/question-what-are-the-best-books-for-nata

Good luck!

Hello Bhavesh,

Kindly specify your query what do you want to ask, Are you interested for B.tech Lateral Entry programme admission in any college so that I can help you about.

Hi Jayesh, your choice of selecting Hotel Management course is very appropriate as Indian Hospitality Industry is growing at a very fast pace, offering tons of opportunities to the students soon after their graduation in India and abroad.

Whereas, it becomes all the more important to select the right college for educaiton as well.

While selecting the college keep the following points in consideration:

1. Age of College- Always prefer atleast 5 years old institute

2. Placement Record- Private colleges, ensuring the quality of education, have started maintaining placement file which keeps the record of their recent placement.

3. Alumni Speak- try to speak to some of the alumni of the institute if possible. They are the best source of internal information

4. Degree/ Diploma awarding body- Make sure that you get UGC recognized university degree, do not fall under false claims made for autonomous certificates and diplomas.

I have also done Hotel Management degree from UEI Global. You can also apply in this college. I am currently working in Ritz Carlton, Dubai as Front Office Manager. You can get more information at https://www.uei-global.com

Hello Uwais,

The gate preparation for the field of chemical engineering is great,

we have a detailed article on our website for the same, please go through this article,

https://www.careers360.com/chemical-engineering-course

and also, the books that you can use are:

https://engineering.careers360.com/download/ebooks/careers360-quick-guide-to-chemical-engineering

and if you have any more questions, do ask!

Hello,

There are books that are recommended as better ones for mechanical engineering for gate which I am going to mention below. But I would suggest you to follow the hand written notes (which can be downloaded online) from various coaching institutes. Because, the text books have all the matter included and if it is from the coaching institute then they will guide you properly  on which of the chapters, you have to put more stress and also the problems materials, they provide is quite helpful and they aree like the model ones like in the gate. Here are some link and books, that will help you

Coaching Institutes:

ACE:

https://www.gatexplore.com/ace-academy-class-notes-mechanical/amp/

MADE EASY:

https://www.gatexplore.com/made-easy-class-notes-mechanical/amp/

S. K. MONDAL:

https://www.gatexplore.com/download-s-k-mondal-mechanical-engineering-notes/amp/

General books:

Design of Machine Elements-

• Machine design - V.B. Bhandari

Engineering Mechanics-

• Engineering Mechanics by Bhavikatti
• Engineering Mechanics by Beer and Johnston,
• Engineering Mechanics by R K Rajput

Fluid Mechanics-

• Fluid Mechanics by R K Bansal
• Fluid & Hydraulics- Modi and seth

Heat Transfer-

• Heat and Mass Transfer by J P Hollman and R C Sachdeva
• Heat Transfer by Cengel and Holman

Industrial Engineering-

• Industrial Engineering by O P Khanna, Buffa and Sarin

Manufacturing Engineering-

• Production Technology: Manufacturing Processes, Technology and Automation by R.K. Jain

Strength of Materials

• Strength of Materials by Gere and Timoshenko, B C Unamia, Sadhu Singh, Ramamrutham

Thermal Science

• Engineering Thermodynamics by P.K. Nag

Thermo Dynamics

• Engineering Thermodynamics by P K Nag and Rajput
• Thermodynamics by Cengel.

Theory of Machines

• Theory of machines by Ratan

Vibrations

• Mechanical Vibration by Grover

To know more about the topics that are to stressed and preparation strategy  please go through the following link 

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/what-are-best-books-for-gate-me

Hope this helps.... 

Yeah you you can definitely crack any kind of travel and tourism management entrance exams-

when you are ,ready for competitive exams there are a few things you must keep in mind. First and foremost, prepare for them properly. If you are facing problems while getting ready for an competitive exam and don’t know exactly what you should do in order to ace it, then this is the post you should be reading. In this article we are going to tell you about the do’s and don’ts of doing well in an exam and how you can do well for yourself by doing the right things. Always remember that its not always about studying hard but studying enough.

19 Tips to Crack Competitive Exam Easily:

The following mentioned are few competitive exam preparation tips for all competitive exams

1. Have a shorter study period:

Don’t keep your study period too long if you really want to excel in an exam. It is really better to break your study sessions than going into a marathon. The thing with marathons is that they can help you cover a lot of stuff at one go but the downside is that it could really make you feel tired and frustrated. And that is something you should avoid if you are aiming to ace a competitive exam. Study for two hours straight. Take a 15 to 20 minutes break and then get back again. Taking breaks is really important.

2. Sync the timetable of your school with the home study schedule:

Whenever you see your teacher covering a topic in class, make sure to cover it as soon as possible so that you can revise the topic from beforehand. Also make sure to prepare the notes for revision. Whenever there is some test in your class, you should be prepared and that you can only do that if you memorize the questions, brush up diagrams and learn them as well.

3. Plan your study time:

Before you sit to study, make sure you have planned things accordingly. You should have a good idea of what you want to study and what you don’t when you are preparing for an exam. Plan things ahead. Know what you are going to cover on which day and how you will be revising before your exam. In such cases, it is very important to get your plan in mind. It can really help you do well in an exam. People who plan from before are able to do much better than people who don’t.

4. Take small breaks:

Next you must really remember to take a few small breaks. Taking breaks is very important. If you study too much at one go, you may not remember a thing during exams. If you are studying all morning, take some hours off during the evening and play a game or something. Then maybe you should study for a few hours before you are about to sleep. The whole point here is to study hard but not so hard that you can’t cope with it. Make things simpler for yourself by doing the right stuff!