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How many times is the ILBS Ph.D. Entrance Exam held each year?

Hema Gopalakrishnan 24th Dec, 2022

The ILBS exam offers PhD in three specializations. The allotment of seats in the PhD program is based on the NET/NEET parameters. ILBS conducts an entrance test for the PhD program twice in  a year followed by group discussion and personal interview. The selection of the PhD program is based on a two stage evaluation process.




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Which courses are offered by the Rayalaseema University Kurnool?

Damini Aggarwal 23rd Dec, 2022

The Rayalaseema University Kurnool offer courses in arts, humanities, and social sciences, commerce, computer applications and IT, education, engineering and architecture, management and business administration, medicine and allied sciences and sciences.

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i have read my ncert biologys every chappter 6 times , now ncert is so boring so can i make my proper notes only from ncert bio ( not short notes ), for 2023 neet .

Sachin Kumar Sawera 6th Sep, 2022
Hello Shanky

If your are bored reading NCERT then no need to read just go for practice questions as much as you can.
By practicing questions most important your speed and accuracy will increase significantly.

Also you will be able to retain information and believe me you will never get bored. Do not practice same questions. Infact practicing questions will make your study interesting. Practice relevant questions from standard coaching modules. Don't run for extra gathering information it will be waste of time.

Also challenge yourself by solving 100 questions in 25 minutes and train your brain to solve questions rapidly.

Read NCERT biology only if required during mistakes and just read specific topic.

If you stop reading NCERT biology or stop practicing questions then no. of mistakes will increase.

Talking about short notes then if you really require it for your revision then only prepare. It means in future you will revise most of time by short notes.Otherwise better to use time for other subjects.


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i make notes in chemistry by lecture( NEET) first and then ncert reading 2 times for every chapter and adds some additional points in my notes from ncert , is any need to read ncert again and again or notes is everything now pls tell

Aakanksha 29th Aug, 2022
Hi aspirant
See, NCERT is the most important textbook for all the candidates preparing for NEET. And along with additional well explained notes it can surely prove as the game changer in your preparation for NEET.
Personally, I am with you on this idea of turning the NCERT into a concise form by condensing all the important points and information together. This way whenever you'll open your notes for revision, simultaneously you'll get NCERT revised each time. This will also help your mind to remember things in the form of visual memory.
So, now that you have already written the precise points along with your notes, you need not open NCERT everytime you start revising a topic.
For any additional help, you can refer to Careers360 knockout programme for NEET.
Visit the link below.

https://learn.careers360.com/

Hope this helps you.
All the best :)
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