Giving either of them is ok actually. And for preparations then if you plan to shift in 2021 try to give the exam in around November 2020 if possible and to start it's preparations, as per me it's a 3 months regular studies required to crack the same. So you can start in around July/August to be well prepared to give the exam.

Either the IELTS or the TOEFL is required as part of your application to an English-speaking university and will demonstrate if you will be able to understand the course material.

The IELTS and TOEFL exams are two of the most accepted English proficiency exams around the world. However, both of these tests are different in their structure, approach, and teaching criteria. This means that you need to understand how the two differ before selecting which test to study for and ultimately take.

Thank you.

Hello aspirant,

No need to worry you have lots of time left. One year is sufficient to score good marks in JEE.Preparation for any competitive exam needs more smart work and time management. Don't just read what your teacher teaches you. In depth understanding of the basics is really important. Don't waste your time rather use it judiciously. Ask doubts immediately don't postpone them for future. Never let your practice test marks affect you , learn from your mistakes. Focus more on previous year questions of IIT JEE.

Most importantly do not forget  to relax! It helps you remember things better and refreshes your mind.Keep yourself motivated and updated!

Best of Luck!!!

Hello Aditi,

To make a way out of the ongoing competition and secure a good rank, an effective MH CET law 2020 preparation strategy is unavoidable for candidates.

Here are the tips for strategic preparation for mhcet -

You should be well aware of exam pattern and syllabus for an effective preparation.

The entrance exam consists of 150 MCQs. And 120 minutes is given for the exam. 1 mark is awarded for correct answer and there is no negative marking.

The syllabus contains subjects like law, General knowledge and current affairs, reasoning and English.

You can refer the following books -

Legal aptitude and legal reasoning -Indian Polity by Laxamikant

General knowledge with current affairs -Ncert books of History, Geography and Economics, newspaper

Logical and analytical reasoning - verbal and Non-verbal Ability by TMH PUB. (Arun Sharma)

English - word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis and any grammar book upto class 12th level

Read Daily current affairs

Always follow your daily routine and give 5 hours to self study.

Solve previous year question papers.

Good luck,

Hope it helps :)

Pulp app offers good quality questions for NEET MDS exam. Their question bank is quite rich and you can practice topic wise questions from each subject. Daily free mds mock tests on this app also helps a lot to many aspirants.

• General category & EWS: 32 years;
• OBC(with certificate): 32 years + 3 years i.e 35 years
• Sc/ST: 32 years + 5 years i.e 37 years
• Physically Disabled: 32 years + 10 years i.e 45 years .

• A general category/EWS category candidate has a maximum of 6 attempts in the UPSC IAS exam.
• OBC candidates have 9 attempts
• SC/ST candidates have no bar on the number of attempts (they can take the exam until they reach the upper age limit)