For each category mentioned above, three brackets of Scholarship (Bracket 1, 2 and 3) are defined. Each bracket represents specific criteria (for example scores in qualifying exam) which an applicant has to reach for him/her to fall in that particular bracket. The criteria in each bracket decreases as it proceeds and so does the scholarships. So, the students meeting the requirement of Bracket- 1 gets the highest Scholarship and those in Bracket - 2 or 3 gets relatively lesser scholarship.

Scholarship Phases:

The amount of Scholarship also depends on the Phase in which the candidate takes Admission in the University. Admissions in LPU is done in different Phases, which are bifurcations of the Admission time period. Phase I starts as early as January and continues till the end of April. The subsequent phases (Phase II, III, IV) are conducted only if the seats in the concerned Programme remain vacant. The amount of Scholarship reduces with each passing phase

IPMAT has 2 sections Quantitative Aptitude and Verbal Ability. Now QA has 60 marks allotted and VA has 40 marks. Each correct answer gets you 4 marks and a wrong answer takes away 1 mark in the form of negative marking. Though there has been no official release of any syllabus, based on examinations over the years, it has been concluded that few topics are the most covered,

QA:

Number system, LCM & HCF, Percentage, Quadratic Equations, Binomial Theorem, Functions, Mensuration, Permutation and Combination, Probability, Profit, Loss and Discounts, Simple and Compound Interest, Progressions, Ratio and Proportion, Mixtures and Alligations, Logarithms, Time, Speed and Distance, Time and Work, Trigonometry, Geometery, Problems on Ages, Series and Unitary Method, Set Theory, Data Interpretation and Equations.

VA:

Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension, Grammar, Sentence Rearrangement, Sentence Correction, Sentence Completion, Correct Usage of words and phrases and verbal analogies.

To prepare all these topics, you need to practise as many as sample papers as you can.

2 books that are available in the market and are best are:

1. Crack the IIM Indore IPM by DueNorth Academy

2. Wiley's ExamXpert IIM-IPM by Wiley India.

You can check our sample papers at: https://bschool.careers360.com/download/ipmat-sample-papers-previous-years

Once you register and you are logging in for the 2nd time, in the 1st page, where it asks you "Region/State from where last qualifying exam passed?", select Outside Delhi if you are pursuing your 12th in any other State other than Delhi. Select Delhi if you are doing your 12th in Delhi. In the "Qualification Details" Page,where it asks for Status of Examination, please select Appearing and  under Year of Passing, mention 2020 and then under Percentage of Marks mention your 11th percentage.

No, it will remain to be 2018. Since there are maximum of two attempts for JEE Advanced, (for your case, these were in the year 2018 and 2019), you can not appear for JEE Advanced this year.

If you have applied for JEE Main (Jan) or planning to apply (JEE Main April), then scoring well in this exam may get you admission into a  NIT/IIIT/CFTI.

Also, you may apply to some private colleges, in case you don't get a satisfactory rank in JEE Main.

Hello!

I'll get straight to the point!

Engineering:

KCET: KCET ranking depends upon both, your board as well as CET marks! Hence, write your board exams well! My personal experience goes like - I didn't do my CET well, but because of my board percentage which was quite high, I was able to bag good ranking!

JEE and NATA: JEE and NATA ranking does not depend upon your board marks. So you bag qualifying marks in your boards and work hard for your JEE exam! That'll do it!

Medicals:

NEET: Again! Just like JEE, NEET ranking does not depend on your board marks! But it is to remember that NEET questions is based on your board portions, so preparing for boards will help you prepare for NEET as well!

Bachelor's in Science, Arts and Commerce:

Here my dear friend, yes, board marks play a very important role! The higher the percentage, better will be the colleges you can get! In order to get admitted into your dream college, you have to get good marks in your board exams.

Note:

Because of the increasing competition where every student is able to bag a good CGPA or SGPA, companies showing up in your campus will not only consider your semester marks but will check your board percentage as well!

Conclusion:

Let us agree that in this poor education system where theoretical learning is given more importance than practical learning, marks play a very important role! Thus, you should go ahead and work hard because no matter what, higher your marks, higher will be your chances in this fast moving life!

Masum, if you have checked the official NEET syllabus, it is all from your 11th and 12th Physics, Chemistry and Biology. So you can actually prepare for NEET and your boards at the same time. There are Candidates who take break from academics and then seriously prepare for NEET. The statistics state that it works for few and it doesn't work for few. Our suggestion would be to appear for NEET 2020 and see how it goes. Check your performance and wait until the counselling is over to check if you can get a seat. Based on your marks, in NEET, may be you can take a call accordingly. We at Careers360 have online preparatory courses for Medical aspirants. You can check that: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

Hi Arjun

These are the colleges that only consider you high school scores to get admission

• Delhi University (depends upon the cut-off of courses)
• Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce
• Fergusson College
• St Joseph College
• Mount Carmel College
• Loyola College
• Anna University
• Mumbai University
• Madras Christian College
• St Xavier College (except bms)

Hope this helps!

Hey,

ICAI is conducts CA Foundation exam twice a year – in the month of May and November. CA Foundation May 2020 exam date is May 11, 13, 15, and 17, 2020. The applications for admission to CA Foundation course will start on February 05, 2020 online at icaiexam.icai.org. Those who have passed 10+2 exam is eligible to apply for the exam. It is an entrance level for the chartered accountancy course in India. To appear for CA Foundation May 2020 exam, it is mandatory for the candidates to register with the Board of Studies (BoS).

so you'll have to wait for your results to be declared but you can get yourself register.

Hope this helps.

Hey Mikhil,

As digital items like mobiles, digital watches are allowed in the examination hall, there will be wall clocks in every class.

Don't worry, all the best for your exams and time your paper well.

All The Best.