Test preparation

To pursue MS abroad, CGPA scores are considered for your admission to the particular university, as it allows the admission officer to gauge your academic ability and inclination in your chosen field.

Just clear on your basics. There are just 15-30 days remaining for exams, it's time to work smart. Make sure, you are calm and focused while writing the exam, avoid careless mistakes. If you have done your B.Sc in microbiology, just go through the syllabus, because self-made notes and tricks make a big impact. All the best. Hope this helps to you.

It's just from my own experience that I am saying. In Delhi, I am aware if one good institute which is Made Easy. It is good institute which covers all the topics and they have a very good teaching faculty members. They are even good at doubt clearing and moreover their notes are very good. I have seen their notes and it good. If you just practice that you will be confident enough to crack GATE.

To apply for the post of a Basic Shiksha Adhikari (BSA), the minimum qualification that you need to have is a post-graduate degree (either a M.A. Or M.Sc. Therefore you will be able to apply after only after you complete your M.Sc. Programme.

Yes, you are eligible for MBA finance.

Entry into hotel management programs requires applicants to clear an entrance test, consisting of English, reasoning, general Science and general knowledge. This is followed by a group discussion and personal interview. Remember that you should have attained at least 50% of aggregate in class12th.

No, it not necessary, of course, you can start preparing for the banking exam after your B.Com but before you go to any of the course, you should prepare your mind mentally about your desire.

Hi Ashish!
Both the courses are good at their own place. But to be in the safer side you should go for BMS.
Best of luck.

Yes, you can take KCET exam, you are eligible for the same. Good luck.

This is a very dicy question. College level studies are very different from school studies. A lot keeps on happening in the college and at time it's very hard to resist. If you are firm and resilient enough, you can certainly manage it. Just keep a track on both the sides. Give a lot of importance to self study. Also, don't miss out the college life as it will never come back.