Hello,

In Narnual, there are coaching institutes for Law entrance exams like, AILET ( All India Law Entrance Test), CLAT(Common Law Entrance Test) etc. These are national level law exams. But you will not any college in Narnual which is working with the purpose of teaching so that the Candidates can qualify Indra Gandhi University entrance test. You can prepare it from yourself, without any coaching. I am providing you the syllabus of LLB Entrance Exam of IGU, here you go-

1. General English

2. General Hindi

3.General Knowledge

(Sections of General knowledge in the entrance exam)

1. Current affairs of of India and the world

2. General Science

3. History of India

4. Geography

5. Indian Politics and Economy

Go through the past entrance exam question papers and use it for reference. See YouTube videos to educate yourself for the aforementioned topics.

To know more about the important dates of IGU Meerpur, please go through this link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/igu-meerpur-admission/amp

Good Luck.

Dear Aspirant,

you can most definitely ace your NEET Exams without the help of coaching, but you will require more than just NCERT textbooks to do so.

• First and foremost the most important aspect in cracking NEET Examination is to have motivation and drive, you will need to keep a schedule for each day and try and complete each days studies as per the schedule, this way you can finish the required portions on time and have ample time for revision
• Make revision notes while studying as this will be very helpful when you start your revision.
• It is essential that you do use NCERT textbooks as they are very helpful to build the foundation of every topic of each of the subjects.
• After you are done solving NCERT textbooks it is essential that you move on to other advance textbooks, this way it will help you prepare on a more competitive level.
• Solve previous years question papers as well as sample papers, doing this is very important as it will help you get an idea of how the questions can be asked as well as give you confidence, which is equally important

Dear Aspirant

You can crack neet exam with practicing more and question  and small tricks with with good time management and high weightage part,with doing more and more practice,solving online mock test series

Some books name given below which help you out for more question practice and clearing you concept

For biology -

NCERT Biology Class XI and Class XII textbooks

Biology Vol 1 and Vol 2 by Trueman

Objective Biology by Dinesh

Objective Botany by AnsariPradeep Guide on Biology
GR Bathla publications for Biology

For physics -

NCERT Physics Class XI & Class XII.

Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma.

Objective Physics By DC Pandey.

For chemistry -

NCERT Chemistry textbooks for Class XI and XII.

Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon.

I hope it will help you

Thank you

GATE CSE becomes more tough not only due to the vaste Syllabus, but due to the High Competition across India. A strong test taking strategy as well as a Good and regular Test Series are highly required, provided you are done with the Preparation and Syllabus Revision. Nowadays, besides offline, you have many Good Online Resources to GATE CSE Preparation, like Unacademy, Byjus, Gate Academy, Career Launcher, Etc. Hence, you may devise a strategy taking preparation online and parallely a Test Series Offline or maybe Online as per your Covenience.

For more information about how to prepare for GATE CSE do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-gate-computer-science-engineering

• First is to to create a regular time table a time table helps you to stay focused and on your goal during your preparations since you will have to finish 2 year syllabus having a time table will help you to organise the preparation and also follow your regular study as strictly but also be open towards modifying it and follow some of these following methods you can get a calendar and maintain a diary in which you can update your goals and appreciate yourself on completing them as well as setting your priorities setting out your study hours and your diet and health also maintain a time to take out time to enjoy and relax as well as get enough sleeping hours
• second world be getting familiar with your syllabus sanskar syllabus is really basti need to know where to focus and what to cut down and say to cut down on the extra information exam basically cowboys the ncert syllabus so it would be beneficial if you focus on your 11th and 12th higher secondary classes and syllabus.
• Third ,would be selecting a high quality study material selecting the right study material might be confusing but with the help of teachers and online expert assistance you can choose the right one in NEET exam to get an idea about their preparation style you can prepare study notes and solved previous year question papers also solve some mock test to improve your speed and accuracy

• Fourth, would be making proper revision notes and advising them regularly as if you have mastered a particular topic or concept you can make notes on them as well as the chapter the subject becomes easy to manage and device while devising make sure to put emphasis on your weak areas as well as your important revision areas you will know the importance of the formulas and understand the derivations better as well as go through important reactions and equations and mechanism
• Fifth ,would be maintaining your regular study breaks is a must the study breaks may include your maintaining a healthy diet as well as proper exercise following a healthy diet and to get physical and mental fitness get time to relax along with your studies eat foods that help boost your brain by providing nutrients that it needs experts say that human mind stays concentrated for a particular time period only so in between your long study hours students must take a regular break to refresh the mines breaks can be in form of a 10 minute walk or having a chat with your friends or simply taking a small now meditation and yoga exercises are also better for concentration.

• Neet Guru
• byju's learning app
• neet preparation
• online study notes
• for neet practice papers
• previous years neet papers
• Mock tests

Hello Candidate,

Both the online platforms Byjus and unacademy are quite helpful and information for providing CAT coaching, but there is not much difference in terms of the resources available on both the sites.

The mentoring which comes and the source in each student is how he prepares on his self studies and follows his protein regularly. In such competitive examinations, all depends on your personal effort rather than online coaching.

All the best!!

IPMAT is the entrance exam for the five year Integrated program in Management offered by IIM Indore. In this entrance exams, basic questions at 10+2 level are asked in Quantitative Ability and Verbal Ability. As the syllabus is already covered at 10+2 level, you may not want to take a coaching. Attempting a huge number of mock papers and solving previous years sample question papers should help in cracking the examination and getting a good score.

However, if you do wish to take coaching, below are the factors to consider while deciding which institute is the best.

1. Faculty - Whenever you decide a coaching institute, keep in mind to see at least one demo class by the faculty there. Though all teachers can give you clarity on concepts, tips, tricks and time to time feedback, only few teachers can guide you to develop the right strategies for the exam and personality to crack the interview. Look for those guiding teachers. If possible, take feedback of students who have previously attended classes in the coaching institute and compare with others.
2. Study Material - CAT and IPMAT are very similar. Hence in most cases you may find that the coaching material provided from IPMAT is similar to that for CAT. It is therefore important to choose an institute which caters to a comprehensive approach at 10+2/BBA level. Understand whether the concepts are clearly detailed out and enough examples and mock tests are given for practice.
3. Mock Tests - These are very important for your preparation for any competitive exam. Choose an institute which has a wide series of mock tests specially curated for IPMAT. Along with this also look at the number of enrollees for these exams. An institute where maximum number of aspirants take mock test definitely gives you a better estimate of where you stand and can help you replicate the real scenario. You can thereby improve.
4. Personal Training - Given that IPMAT also has an interview process, it is very important that you are nurtured accordingly. Also at this stage you need lot of help in analysing the papers, strengths, weakness and guidance for your exam strategies. An institute where faculty/assigned mentor can devote time into your preparation should be the first choice.

Considering all the above factors make a decision on the institute you want to join. Below mentioned are few coaching classes for IPMAT:

• IMS
• Career Launcher
• T.I.M.E
• AceIPM
• 2IIM
• Supergrads

Hi, hope you’re doing well!

CAT (Common Admission Test) is an exam that evaluates students' concepts and application of these concepts in stipulated time.

The exam includes conceptual questions of 10th and 11th class and to score well you need proper clarity of the pattern and concepts. It all depends on how well you grasp and apply these concepts in the exam.

It would be a good and prudent choice if you begin preparing for CAT in your first year of graduation, but you must strike a balance between CAT preparation and your graduation studies. If you take any coaching, that would be ideal, but even if you do not, you will have ample time to prepare for CAT because you are already in your first year of graduation.

For complete details about CAT 2021, you may refer: https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/cat

Your decision to start early will help you gain better clarity and provide you more time for self evaluation.

The pattern of CAT exam is as follows:

Quantitative Aptitude - Total 26 questions (High on Arithmetic, Other on Geometry, Log, Algebra, Roots, etc.)

For this section your pre-requisite is the fundamental understanding of concepts of Mathematics. You should have clarity on topics like profit and loss, number system, geometry. You must practice sample papers and go for some mock tests as well.

For details about preparation of QA, you may refer: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-cat-quantitative-ability

Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC) - Total 26 Questions (4 RC passages with 18 MCQs; VA 8 Non-MCQs are subdivided into Para Summaries, Para Jumbles, and Context Sentences.)

It is necessary to read on a regular basis in order to develop proficiency in this domain. To prepare well, you should read 500–600 passages, and improve your reading speed. Regularly read newspapers, journals, blogs, articles to improve your reading skills and watch some English visuals.

Try solving questions based on comprehension, summaries and para jumbles. Its booklets are readily available in the market, you may purchase them.

For details about preparation of VARC, you may refer: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-cat-quantitative-ability

Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR) - Total 24 questions (Data Interpretation: 14 Questions, Logical Reasoning: 10 Questions, All in Sets of 6 & 4 Questions)

This section seems to be the toughest section in the CAT exam, but it is not if you practice a lots of questions on logical reasoning and practice solving different hard core problems so that your problem solving ability will increase, which is the prerequisite for this section.

Go through some basic topics like arrangements, blood relations, syllogisms, patterns to gain understanding on this topic.

For details about preparation of DILR, you may refer: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-cat-di-lr

In regard to coaching,

All institutes will provide you with just material and knowledge.  Your self practice is going to be decisive for your performance in the CAT Exam.  There are students who just self study (They don’t join any coaching, yet they clear the exam). This exam is all about clarity, practice, discipline and hard work.

You may join Byju’s coaching, it’s recommendable. Given their video lectures, recorded sessions, you will gain flexibility to complete the course as per your pace. It will also help you save travel time, since time is of essence.

Their faculty and method of teaching is suitable for good preparation. However, you need to make sure to maintain a good schedule to prepare the syllabus in qualitative manner.

Also, for admission in an MBA and a good B-school, your profile is also important along with CAT score. Your overall profile should portray the following:

• Good Academic Performance
  
  

• Skills learnt through internships, projects, event on field tasks
  
  

• Participation and performance in ExtraCurricular Activities like societies, competitions
  
  

• Contribution at Social Level
  
  

• Interests and Hobby
  
  

First Year is a great time to start, explore your potential and lay a foundation for great career ahead

Hope this information helps!

All the best!