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3 years ago
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Kavya Mehra
Contributor-Level 7
You can refer to Arihant's Banking awareness book, which is very helpful.
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6 years ago
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Navita Batra
Guide-Level 13
Hi Vipin Chaubey,
Below are the bests book from which you can prepare for All India Bar Council Examination. It will be best if you can find Hindi translation of these
1. Guide To All India Bar Examination by DK Pandey
2. All India Bar Examination-The Complete Preparation Manual (Paperback, Showick Thorpe)
3. Sure Success AIBE & JCJ 1st Edition (English, Paperback, A. Narasimha Reddy, D. V. Rao, Justice B. Subhashan Reddy).
Below are the bests book from which you can prepare for All India Bar Council Examination. It will be best if you can find Hindi translation of these
1. Guide To All India Bar Examination by DK Pandey
2. All India Bar Examination-The Complete Preparation Manual (Paperback, Showick Thorpe)
3. Sure Success AIBE & JCJ 1st Edition (English, Paperback, A. Narasimha Reddy, D. V. Rao, Justice B. Subhashan Reddy).
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Sunny GuptaProfessor, JIMS, Vasant Kunj, Delhi (GGSIPU)
Contributor-Level 8
Mr. Anil,
If you want to go for JRF of Hindi subject, then listen you can buy number of books for study material. Because exam pattern is totally based on objective type questions. Then its really difficult to decide whether what we should study or what we can leave the rest of material. So again you have to focus on the syllabus mentioned on the website of UGC for Hindi Subject and then collect the material for the same. Secondly just try to cover up all the Masters syllabus of Hindi subject which you have already studied in Masters.
If you want to go for JRF of Hindi subject, then listen you can buy number of books for study material. Because exam pattern is totally based on objective type questions. Then its really difficult to decide whether what we should study or what we can leave the rest of material. So again you have to focus on the syllabus mentioned on the website of UGC for Hindi Subject and then collect the material for the same. Secondly just try to cover up all the Masters syllabus of Hindi subject which you have already studied in Masters.
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6 years ago
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Sanjana SodhiDevelop a passion for learning.
Contributor-Level 9
Study Plan:
To start with, students need to make a decent study plan for preparation. For that, you must have the knowledge about the syllabus and exam pattern. On the basis of your syllabus, design a proper timetable in a manner that you will get enough time for all the subjects.
Prepare Notes:
Try to make notes of the important topics as it will help you in last minute study. Before going for the exam, you can revise these notes. Notes written in your own handwriting is easy to understand and revise. Study Materials and Previous Year Question Papers
Due to the wide syllabus, students get confused from where they need to start preparatio
To start with, students need to make a decent study plan for preparation. For that, you must have the knowledge about the syllabus and exam pattern. On the basis of your syllabus, design a proper timetable in a manner that you will get enough time for all the subjects.
Prepare Notes:
Try to make notes of the important topics as it will help you in last minute study. Before going for the exam, you can revise these notes. Notes written in your own handwriting is easy to understand and revise. Study Materials and Previous Year Question Papers
Due to the wide syllabus, students get confused from where they need to start preparatio
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Deepanshi ailawadi
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I think no, because you have to select any one Indian Language from the Languages included in the Eighth Schedule to the Indian Constitution.
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