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Aarushi Kalra

Contributor-Level 10

There are numerous ways to prepare for an interview and crack it. The three most effective parameters are mentioned below:Confidence- This creates the first impression that will help in further communicationCommunication Skills- The interviewer looks for a candidate who can put his/ her points with clarity and precision. Even after having sound technical skills, poor communication skills can create a negative impact.Knowledge- Regularly go through newspapers and social media tools to stay updated with current affairs.

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Chandni Arora

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Absolutely! Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University provides a dynamic learning experience to its students through a plethora of initiatives. The college boasts of an incredibly successful placement cell, which works tirelessly to bridge the gap between academia and industry. The placement cell conducts various training programs, workshops, and seminars that are tailored to enhance the employability skills of the students. They also provide personalized career guidance and counseling to help students make informed career choices. Also, they have a wide range of clubs and societies that cater to students' interests, including the
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Shashank sharan

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If you completed your graduation then you can directly give the CS executive exam. So, prepare for the executive. The most important paper of CS executive is Company law because that is the thing that any company secretary does, so a CS must have the company law knowledge.

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Yogesh Shukla

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UPSC consists of 3 levels
1) Prelims
2)Mains
3) Interview
In Prelims you just need to score the cutoff marks.
Coming to the mains and interview someone is required to score here only.
UPSC has nothing to do with stream but someone from commerce has strong basis of finance can choose optional accordingly but I have people take political science. Geography etc has option as they are also present in Prelims and mains you just need some expertise in it.

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Pratham Bhandari

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Step Wise AUCET preparation
Step 1: Know AUCET syllabus thoroughly. Step 2: Understand the AUCET exam pattern and marking scheme and prepare accordingly. Step 3: Get all the study material for AUCET such as prep books and previous years question papers. Step 4: Create a monthly time-table on how much material to cover on a daily basis. Step 5: Solve question papers, sample papers and mock tests.

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Aakash Malik

Contributor-Level 6

Some tips overall what I would suggest is -
don't EXPECT - Don't expect to get 100 in a subject, I never expected. Just prepare well. Don't PRESSURIZE - Don't pressurize yourself that I have to get 95% this that. NO just give your best
ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS -Even if you don't know a question please attempt it you never know there might be grace marks. ATTEMPT IN SEQUENCE- this makes the paper look presentable and easy for examiner to check it.

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Harshit Tripathi

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Hi! You should start with general knowledge and English first because the first paper is from these two subjects only. And if you want to appear in exam 2023 you have plenty of time to cover the syllabus of Maths Science and social studies. As you don't have Maths it will be a bit hard for you as now you need to prepare all the topics coming in exam because without Maths it's near to impossible to crack this exam. So I'll suggest you to start your preparation with general knowledge and English and also focus on Maths of 11th and 12th to qualify for NDA. Good Luck.

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Aakansha Purohit

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Hello dear, After your 12th, you can apply for railway exams. Due to COVID, exam of RRB was delayed but now its date has been released and exam will most tentatively held by Railway Recruitment Board CBT for 103769 Level-1 Posts in Feb 2022. Anyone having required eligibility can apply for GROUP C & GROUP D Exams at the same time. RRB recruitment is a highly competitive annual process. The Railway entrance examinations are held for the selection of technical and nontechnical cadres in the Indian Railways. Thousands of RRB Vacancies for different RRB Exams are announced every year to recruit eligible candidates to work in the Indian Rai
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Vipin Bihari Yadav

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The UGC NET exam is conducted twice a year for the selection of candidates for assistant professor posts in the university and colleges, to pursue the Ph.D. and for JRF award. The candidates are allowed to apply UGC NET for the subject in which they have completed the post graduation degree or if the subject is not available they can apply for the related subjects. Thanks!

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Mansi tolani

Contributor-Level 9

Hello Aspirants!
I am sharing few points which you must keep in mind before starting the preparation. Analyze the past year papers it gives you the idea what type of questions are going to be asked and from a single topic, which sections are important. Indulge yourself in a lot of practice. Also go utilize the maximum content which you can avail for free. Keep on practicing UGC NET Commerce https://bit.ly/2Bs9VLn mock tests and illustrations and back questions given in the reference books. More than anything do not lessen your efforts no matter what. Check yourself which areas are weak and if they ae very important, pay extra heed to it
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