Greetings Aspirant!

I am providing you a link, go through it once to get answers related to MH-CET 5 year LLB,

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-exam-pattern

O nce again to clarify your doubt, Yes you can switch between sections since there is no sectional time limit.

Hope the info helps, Good Luck!

Hi Aspirant,

For preparation of Bank PO examination you can refer Quantitative Aptitude book by RS Aggarwal, Bank PO quantitative aptitude by Arun Sharma and can also use Quantam CAT by Servesh Verma of Arihant Publication(Best for bank PO upto level1). The books referred now are some of the best recommended books by those who were once a Bank PO aspirant and now is serving as Bank PO.

Hope this helps.

Good luck!!

Hey Hrishit!

Yes you can jump between sections in Mah Law Cet as there is no sectional time limit per se.

Hope this answered your query. All the very Best!

Hi Aspirant!

Undergraduate entrance examination (UGEE) has two sections: Subject Proficiency Test (SUPR) and Research Aptitude Test (REAP). SUPR is for 60 minutes and consistes of questions from 11th and 12th Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. But REAP is of 120 minutes and basically consistes questions related to aptitude, reasoning etc. It is for testing critical and creative thinking abilities of an applicant. There are no subjects related queries in REAP.

Thankyou!

Dear Aspirant,

some of the skills that you are required to have to solve DILR section of the examination are,

• Analytical reasoning
• Critical thinking
• Data computation
• Speed

Keeping in mind of these traits, you may follow some of the tips mentioned below to help you prepare better for the DILR/ reasoning section of the examinations,

• First understand the type of questions that are asked. Understand the trend of the questions asked.
• Collect the required study materials such as textbooks and reference books.
• Solve and practice as it is the most useful method of preparation. Solve as many questions as can you as it will help you ease into the topic and you will get a better understanding of how to approach the questions.
• Try to improve your speed.
• Solve previous years question papers to get a better idea

hi,

see reasoning questions are in same type for mba entrances or SSc cgl exams. however you have to analyse the difficulty level and follow a standard book which would cover for both mba and ssc exams.

I have mentioned some reasoning books name which questions are standard for mba entrances and ssc cgl like competitive exams.

verbal and non verbal reasoning by rs agarwal

Analytical Reasoning by MK Panday

How to Crack Test Of Reasoning by Arihant Experts

hope it would help.

These are some book recommendations

Fast Track Objective Arithmetic by Arihant Publications

30 days wonder for Maths by S Chand

Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by Pearson’s

More books related to logical reasoning :

A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by R S Aggarwal

Analytical Reasoning (English) by MK Pandey

Quantitative Aptitude ebook (ALL Parts Solved) by R S Aggarwal

501 Challenging Logical reasoning Practice Book

Verbal Reasoning by R S Aggarwal.

You can also go through this link more more

https://law.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-clat