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India Forest Services (IFS) exam is conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) to recruit officers to forestry services of India for systematic management of forests in the country.

IFS exam is conducted in three stage – prelims, mains and interview.

The exam pattern of IFS prelims exam is as follows:

The exam will comprise two papers of 200 marks each. Objective type questions will be asked in the prelims exam. As per the marking scheme, one mark will be awarded to candidates for correct responses while 0.33 mark will be deducted for wrong answers.

Go through the link below to check the detailed exam pattern and syllabus:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-ifs

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Hello likhita.

This year JEE mains examination is going to be in a changed pattern basis.

Earlier there were 90 questions 30 from each subject this year only 75 questions and 25 from each subject.

Earlier all questions are objective this year 20 questions per subject are objective restof 5will be numerical values answer type.

Negative marking will be 25% for wrong answers.

Ok good luck

Dear Anshika, Because CAT exam will be held at different slots, CAT scores will be normalised to ensure equivalence in the difficulty levels of the exams for both slots. IIM Kozikhode will normalise the CAT scores using percentile equivalence. Adjustment of location and scale differences of score distributions across different norms and then scores will be normalised. The 20 IIMS and all the Participating Institutions will announce their Cut offs. The cut off is prepared after checking various factors. MBA aspirants will have to apply separately to all the Colleges that accept CAT scores. While CAT score remains the main criteria for selection, IIMs also consider other factors like previous academic performance, work experience, gender and Academic diversity. These scores will be then converted into percentiles for shortlisting and selection purposes. These scores will be then converted into percentiles for shortlisting and selection purposes.

IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Calcutta and IIM Bangalore conduct their admission process separately.

The newly established IIMs follow a Common Admission Process which is also called CAP. The shortlisted candidates will have to appear for a Common Written Ability Test and Personal Interview Rounds. A separate Institute wise merit list will be prepared and this merit list will be declared based on individual admission and selection criteria.

IIM Sirmaur, IIM Jammu, IIM Nagpur will release their own merit list according to the CAT score or percentile and profile of the Candidate. There are no further rounds for these Institutions

But other Top B Schools and Other Participating Institutions release their cut offs post the declaration of CAT scores.

For shortlisting for WAT and PI rounds, each I stitution has its own criteria. For example, IIM Lucknow follows this method:

Scaled CAT Score: 60

12th marks: 10

Graduation: 10

Work Experience: 10

Diversity Factor for Academics: 5

Diversity Factor for Gender: 5

And for final selection, the scores in WAT and PI are also given weightage. The final merit list is prepared and admissions are conducted. For Institutions which do not have WAT and PI rounds, it is direct admissions. Again it all depends on the Institution you want to take admission in.

Hi,

BITS Admission Test or commonly known as BITSAT is an entrance examination which is online based, conducted for admitting students to 1st year integrated programmes in BTS Pilani.

The information regarding the detailed syllabus, exam pattern and how you should apply is mentioned in the link below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/design.careers360.com/articles/nid-dat-2019/amp

The complete detailed fee structure can be found in this link.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/bitsat-fee-structure/amp

Hello aspirant,

Here are few changes which has occured :

• earlier cbse use to conduct jee mains exam, now nta is conducting the exam
• Earlier the examination was previously conducted once a year, from JEE 2020, they will be held twice a year. In January and then April.
• The number of questions to be asked in the exam has been reduced from 30 to 25, and out of the 25 questions, 20 will be multiple-choice, and 5 will be numerical questions.
• B.Planning exam will be held separately for the first time.

I'll request you to please visit the given link to get the complete details on jee main 2020 exam pattern:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-exam-pattern

As known that for admission into IIM's IPM one has to go through A.T and a personal interview.

The Aptitude test consists of 2 parts. One that of quantitative aptitude and other being the verbal ability. For quantitative aptitute one can refer to the book Qbjective Arithmetic of R.S. Aggarwal, though this book is meant for the entrances of railway and other similar things but since the syllabus is quite the same so this book is helpful as well. Apart from this one has to completely solve NCERT Maths book for class XI and XII. As chapters like P&C, Binomial Theorem, Complex Number, Functions and Calculus are also included for the test.

For the verbal ability thing any good English book like that of Wren n Martin, Nesfield, R.S Aggarwal's verbal ability is good.

The Arihant Publications  guide is a good book as well which combines the Objective Arithmetic and Verbal ability in one but I think that one has to completely solve class XI and XII NCERT of Maths as well.

For the interview thing one has to be aware of all the General Knowledge thing. Reading newspaper , magazines is always helpful. One has to look upon his body language as well. Co curricular activities are always helpful.

Best wishes. Thank you.