Hi Manish,

very well as you have enough time to start preparing for the big day and come out with fyling colors.

Now to start preparing for NDA exam without any coaching you need to keep some points clear in your mind. So we will break down the entire process,

Hii Deepanshu,

Yes, 11th and 12th ncert is beneficial for upsee maths paper.

Also, there are certain book for upsee which you can refer are :

• R.D Sharma objective
• U.P. Engineering Entrance Exam SEE GBTU 14 Years’ Solved Papers by Arihant Publication.  

Hii Deepanshu,

• Firstly, keep a positive frame of mind. Remember every battle is first won in mind. So surround yourself with the people who understand your aspiration and encourage you to persue your goals.
• Now, you must know where you stand. Do you know enough about the exam syllabus and

Hey Sk,

Go through this link to apply for the Delhi CET : www.cetdelhi.nic.in

Go through this link to apply for Delhi CET. The CET exam online form submission starts from 1st of april and will end on 30th of april. If you wish to appear for more than one

Hello Manish,

If you are well prepared with the syllabus of class 11th then it helps you to cover the syllabus of class 12th easily.

Also I would like to inform you that Careers360 is conducting All India Talent search Exam where students of 11th and 12th PCM/PCB ( Engineering

Hello Aspirant,

If you are well prepared with class 11th & 12th then It will be easy for you to cover all the syllabus of IIT JEE Exam.

Here are some of the preparation tips, You can follow for the Exam.

Work on a Time Table: After carefully checking

Hello Manish,

With unprepared 11th it is of course possible to clear your 12th regardless of what board you are in. The syllabus of 12th is, somewhat if not completely, independent of 11th and with weak background you will take a little extra efforts to clear up 12th with respectable

Dear Sheeza,

Students who want to focus only on entrance preparation and do not want to attend regular school due to time constraint, opt for a dummy school where the candidate needs to only go once a week but gets full attendance. It is encouraged more by the coaching industry.