Test preparation

Of course, you only need a degree. Prepare well for CAT and interview. Best wishes.

Hi Fatima, Here is the link to the official website of the college where you will find the detailed information about the admission process:https://christuniversity.in/school-of-law/school-of-law/bachelor-of-law-ba/1173.

Nowadays, the same problem occurs to many students. The fact is it is not easy to get government jobs nowadays. You can prepare for government job but do not sit ideal just thinking that you will get government job. I would recommend you to go for M.Tech side by side. As your year will not be waste and you will prepare yourself for government job and aloo for M.Tech. While applying for M.Tech make sure you will get admission in IIT or NIT or some top private institute. It will be waste of M.Tech if you go for low level colleges.

Good morning dear,
The isn't any special preparation that an engineering candidate have to do. The only barrier would be the basics of Accounts as it is new for a non commerce student. So prepare for Accounts as well along with Entrance test (like CAT/CMAT/MAT). Rest all are very similar. Statistics is already taught to a Maths candidate, it makes Economics easier for you.
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Hi,
Both are equally good. It depends on your area of interest. MBA is the one which would help you to learn and interact and scope is wide for learning and earning. PSU jobs would rather be preferred for those who want security but it is a misconception because in the current scenario both the jobs are equally demanding. Have equal pressure and requires equal work out of an employee.

The best book for preparation of MAT and CAT is Arihant Publications book "Face to Face” that costs nearly INR 500. For CAT the best book is The Complete CAT Digest by Tata McGraw Hill that costs nearly INR 1000.

The best and the easy book for preparation of CAT or MAT is Arihant Publications. The other books include Arun Sharma's The Complete CAT Digest, by Tata McGraw Hill.

Hi there,
In order to prepare for law entrance exams, you need to have a good hold on subjects such as English, Mathematics (10th level), General Knowledge, Logical Reasoning and basic law such as law of torts contract crimes and constitution. Indian politics would also be of great help. You may buy study materials from coaching institutes such as Clat Possible or Career Launcher or may join any one.