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How can I get good percentage in B.Tech examinations of JNTUH?

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Hirdekh Jain Posted On : August 8th, 2023
Studied at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad (2016)

Here are some tips to get a good percentage in the B.Tech exams of JNTUH-

  1. First of all, make sure to score well in your internals because they matter a lot. Ask the faculty for guidance and get your queries solved. Make sure to establish a good reputation in front of your professors.
  2. Focus on your lab as well.
  3. For the external exams, start preparing at least a month prior to your exams. Theoretical answers are easy to write, so focus more on numerical problems. Doing so will boost your scores. 
  4. According to the new regulation, 40 marks are designated to CIE (continuous internal evaluation) while 60 are designated to SEE (Semester End Examination).

You will get your B.Tech degree from JNTUH with at least a 75% if you follow these tips diligently and study with utmost sincerity. 

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How is the entrance test for MSc Finance at JBIMS in terms of difficulty level? How should one prepare for it?

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Aditya Sridhar Posted On : February 21st, 2023
Masters in Finance from Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (Graduated 2020)

JBIMS offers both full-time and part-time MSc Finance. Being an excellent brand, it attracts the best faculty and companies for placements.

JBIMS M.Sc Finance Admission (full-time)

  • Online Application
  • 300 candidates will be shortlisted for further process
  • Group Activity, Personal Interview, and Written Ability Test
  • Display of Merit List for selected candidates

CAT cutoff is as follows

  • General: 97
  • Reserved: 90
  • PH: 85

JBIMS M.Sc Finance Admission (part-time)

The admission process for part-time MSc Finance is as follows 

  • You need work experience of 2 years
  • You have to sit for CET
  • After getting shortlisted you have to go through the GD
  • The results are out within 2 weeks

For the preparation of this course, ask for reference books and dummy sheets from your friends who have prepared for a Full time MBA. The questions asked in the GD round are usually based on your work experience.

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How do I crack the IIM Indore IPM test after class 12?

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Disha Goyal Posted On : August 28th, 2021
Economics Hons. from Ramanujan College, Delhi University (2020)

Well, right now it is suggested that you should focus completely on your 12th board. After this, you first research a bit about IPM and how much time it will take to prepare. With such data, you can start preparing for IPM and by the time your exam comes, you will be ready.

As much as I know about IPM, it consists of 60% of quantitative aptitude and 55% of which includes higher mathematics, which is basically your complete 11th and 12th mathematics.

  • So if you prepare your maths in the 12th nicely, you don't need to struggle after your boards, especially in the quant section.
  • As for the verbal section, I would advise you to start reading English newspapers. It will help you in the reading section.
  • Verbal section includes questions of antonyms, synonyms; fill in the blanks, idioms & phrases, and analogies which you can prepare from any CAT book.

IPM Aptitude Test Pattern:

  • The exam pattern states that IPM Aptitude Test is a multiple choice objective type paper with 100 questions divided among 2 sections.
  • The duration of the exam is 2 hours.
  • Each question carries 4 marks and there is a negative marking of 1 mark for each wrong answer.
  • Quantitative Ability-60, Verbal Ability- 40

As in the interview, the questions which are asked basically depend upon the subjects you studied in 10+2 and your career aspirations. Be well aware of the current events and trends. If you follow these points, your exam would become a lot easier.

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Is it a good idea to graduate from IGNOU while simultaneously preparing for UPSC CSE? Exactly how tough is it to get a BA degree from IGNOU?

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Saurabh Mishra Posted On : November 10th, 2020
Psychology graduate from ignou

Indira Gandhi National Open University is a public university approved by NCTE and AICTE. It offers a number of open learning programs and is well known and recognized among a number of different organizations like the Association of Indian Universities, therefore, doing a B.A. degree from here is a good choice. The following points highlight important aspects of obtaining a B.A degree from the institute.

Academics:

  • The BA degrees at IGNOU offer a wide variety of core disciplines in subjects like Economics, Sociology, and Public Administration with a lot of the course work overlapping with UPSC preparations.

  • The exams for the coursework are also designed such that they benefit the student if they are appearing for other exams like UPSC.

  • IGNOU is known for its well-founded courses that ensure the best interests of the student. Depending on if one plans to choose a distance learning or open course degree, one can choose to appear for UPSC.

BA degree from IGNOU:

  • Obtaining a BA degree from the university depends upon if you are a part-time student at the institute or committed to full-time study. The former situation might be a little tough on the student.

  • Students are continuously evaluated with assignments, marks from which are counted for the final result.

  • Assignments carry a weightage of 30% of the total result. Students are barred from appearing for end term examinations if they miss an assignment.

  • The major evaluation component is the term-end evaluation system which carries a total of 70% weightage. These exams are conducted twice a year.

  • Students are expected to study from the course material provided and answer accordingly to the point. Most importantly, ensure that one is registered for the exam, failing which results are not declared.

In conclusion, you can definitely prepare for the UPSC CSE at the same time as your BA degree. While it is not very tough to clear the BA degree, a habit of regular study will definitely help one obtain it with a good result.

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How do I prepare for the M com entrance exam in DU to ensure admission in preferred college?

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Aarzoo Shah Posted On : October 6th, 2022
M.Com from Delhi School of Economics

You can enroll in the course by taking an entrance exam. The other route is based on graduation marks. If you worked hard in your B. Com(H), this should be a piece of cake.

The paper is divided into five sections: 

  1. Economics
  2. Management
  3. Statistics
  4. Accounting
  5. General Affairs

Below are the few things that are required to be done:

  • Examine the previous year's question papers. You can obtain them from the DSE Photocopy Shop.
  • Classify the topics that appear frequently in the entrance examination. Search for those topics on the internet. 
  • Purchase Pratyogita Darpan as well. 
  • You can begin a meditation routine to avoid being distracted by unnecessary thoughts on the day of the exam, as the paper requires concentration and a clear mind. Please bring a water bottle, fruit juice, or whatever you prefer.
  • Reference books: Arihant, R. Gupta, B. Com books and Notes, previous year question papers from DSE Photocopy Shop and Pratyogita Darpan.
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