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Kushal Mehrotra

Contributor-Level 7

Top coaching centres for CAT preparation are T.I.M.E, IMS and Career Launcher.

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Goutam Chatterjee

Guide-Level 11

If you are not comfortable with science stream, then commerce with computer as optional, should be the best combination for you. The professional degrees are engineering, medicine, law, CA, mass communication and hotel management.
If you opt for commerce, except for first two, all other options of professional degrees will be available to you. For government, defense and Public Sector Units (PSU), one needs to be a graduate and then qualify the selection exam of the respective field.

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Dr Jahangeer Ahmed

Beginner-Level 4

Dear Ambika,
Self-study is the best teacher. You can prepare by yourself. You just need to get the syllabus of the respective Universities. Also you can prepare for JAM entrance exam of IIT.
I think you should focus one of them, you like the most and enjoy the most. I hope you will get the admission in your subject and you will do much better in that subject. If you like all three then you can go for all. But I think it is very difficult to focus on all at a time.

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Pravah Purohit

Beginner-Level 3

Hi Sumit, different people adopt different ways to improve upon English. To tell you my case, I basically read newspaper daily. Some people take the route of reading novels or magazines or watch TV series or classic English movies (last two don't help much). Most important thing is practise. Talk to yourself in english, start thinking about your daily chores in english, write something. Before expanding your word treasure, make sure you are able to express simple things clearly .For vocabulary, there are some good books like Norman Lewis which teach you the words logically. Never ever attempt learning words by heart. Rote learning neve
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Shail Oberoi

Guide-Level 14

Its not a negative point . Prepare well ,get a good score in CAT and pursue MBA from tier -I MBA institutions .In case you work for more period say 1/2 years prior to pursuing an MBA then you will have an advantage over other students at the time of campus placement.

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rameez BadhurshahCurrently pursuing PhD from IIT Bombay.

Beginner-Level 2

Maths is essential part of the entrance exam and hence it would be necessary to prepare for Mathematics also. As long as you have 5 subjects in your 12th Mark-sheet (all passed in same year), you are eligible for JEE Mains.
Thank you.

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Monisha Barua

Guide-Level 15

Hi,
The best way to prepare for JNU entrance is to regularly solving sample papers and mock test papers because every test will strengthen your timing and thinking ability. Now-a-days various books are available for the preparation of entrance examination. You can also buy books from an online portal MotaChashma.com
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Best of luck.

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raghu as

Beginner-Level 2

I think you should concentrate on your syllabus up to second year and from your third year onward, you can start preparing for MBA.

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abhishek bharatiI am friendly, I love to make new friends..:)

Beginner-Level 3

There is no preparation of MBA, one thing you need to do is, set your mind and than go for it.

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