Hello aspirant

Below is good Ben a list of best physiology books for mbbs and pG

Review of physiology by Dr. Soume Manna ,

Crisp complete review of integrated systems , physiology by Dr. Krishna Kumar

Essentials of medical physiology by A.B.S. Mahapatra

Guyton and Hall physiology Review by John

Hi Aspirant,

There are several books which are best suited for competitive entrance examinations for Msc Biochemistry in DU,BHU or in JNU.Some of the best suited books are listed below:

• Msc Biotechnology and Biochemistry entrance examinaton guide by Dr BB singh
• JNU MSc biotechnology book by RPH editorial Board
• MCQs

Hello student!

Both books are good. But I prefer Debashis Pramanik simply because it is written in a point wise manner which is very easy to retain. The language is also very lucid and I simply enjoyed reading that book. Only ecg portion was a bit incomplete and not very

Hello applicant,

*Following are the best books for studying history for UPSC
1. India's Ancient Past by R.S. Sharma
2. The wonder that was India by A.L Basham for Ancient History
3. Medieval India by Satish Chandra
4. Advanced Study in the History of Medieval India all the three volumes

Hello candidate!

There is not a single book for a placement training. You have to go through all the basic concepts. For aptitude and verbal it is enough to get thorough with the basics till 10th standard. For technical rounds for programming it is enough to get some basic logics

Hello,

You haven't specified your query is regarding which entrance exam, usually some of the common areas in BEd entrance exam are language proficiency, teaching aptitude, reasoning, questions pertaining to the group you belong to such as math/bio group or social science/language group , this is just a general idea

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I  can share the steps for booking a slot on NMAT with you.

First, visit th ewebsite and create your account

Fill in your details, choose the school you want under school preference section, After that you will have to uplod a photograph (of you). Then you have to

Hi Candidate,

Three people X, Y, and Z have to get a 5 percentage of interest upon their capital investment, and the extra money they get through investing is termed as profit.

X has a capital of 20,000 on which he gets a 5% interest= 5/100*20000= 1000. Y has a

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It may not appeal to you but the NCERT books starting from VIII standard and going up to XII are very important resources and fall under the category of 'must read' in order to crack UPSC. The topics you should cover from these NCERT books are ancient history(NCERT Class