Hello,

My advice to you would be to do what you are passionate about. If you are doing B.Arch due to the compulsion from your parents and still do not like it I don not think there is any point in continuing with it, because even if you pass the course you may not be able to do well in your career if you have no passion for it.

But do not be hasty and make a decision. As you said you have no idea about the career scope after BSc Psychology, I suggest you research more and see if you actually would be interested in doing it and if it would be worth it.

Please refer to following link for more details about Psychology course:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/psychology-course

Good luck

Hello dear student

The both courses are similar also BBA and Bcom offer similar career Opportunity.

But if the students interested to become a CA, CS or CFA, then B.com will be a Better option for students.

BBA is a 3 year undergraduate degree level course.

BBA offers knowledge and skills in the area of Business Management and Entrepreneurship.

For more information please visit the link.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/bba-bachelor-of-business-administration

Hope that's helpful

Best of luck

Hello Aspirant,

The 2020 cutoff for B.A. (H) English in Hansraj College in the first list was 98 and in the second list it was 97.75    . So since you have said that you might score 96% , you may have a decent chance provided there is at least a slight drop in the cutoff when you apply. However , if your percentage is above 97-98 then there is a very high chance you may get seat.Even if you do not get Hansraj college there are many other equally good colleges you may try for English Hons.

Below are various top colleges under DU for BA Eng Hons. along with their first expected cutoffs.

St. Stephen’s College--99%

Lady Shriram College for Women (LSR)--99.0

Miranda House--99.0

Hindu College--98.5

Hansraj College--97%

Kirori Mal College--97.5

Kamala Nehru College for Women--95.0

Sri Venkateswara College--97%

Indraprastha College for Women--96.5

In 2020, the DU cutoffs decreased by 1-1.25% , so likewise , assuming it may decrease even next year, you have a good chance. Also if you fail to get in the first merit list , you will definitely get into any of these colleges in the second or third merit list. Honours degree is considered more superior than the normal one. It is believed that the honours degrees offer more adequate higher study options and career opportunities to students not just in India but in abroad. After finishing B.A you need to complete masters in English(MA.English) and then you can clear the UGC NET exam which is an examination for determining the eligibility for the post of assistant professor and/or Junior Research Fellowship award in Indian universities and colleges to do PhD(Doctor of Philosophy ,which is when you specialize in a subject ) with a monthly stipend or work as an assistant professor along with research fellowship.In the final year of MA you will have to submit a full-scale thesis, or a mini research paper . And at PhD level you will do a detailed ,long term research work and publish it . But all this can wait , it is far away ,so right now focus on finishing your 12th with a great score and join for BA.English Hons.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/english-course

All the best

From my personal experience, I still believe aceing JEE consists of 50% Hardwork and 50% Strategy. You need a proper test taking strategy, strategic selection of study material as well as a strategic routing for regular preparation. Some or the Material you may require and had proven to be beneficial in my case are as follows

1. Resonance Rank Booster PCM JEE Main

2. Allen Maths Handbook

3. Arihant Chemistry Handbook

4. Arihant 41+ Previous Years

5. DC Pandey Objective Physics

Solving Previous Years is of course important but not sufficient. You need a proper Test series like that of Allen Leader Online Test Series, during your final phase of your preparation. You should also ensure you complete atleast 2 Complete Full Syllabus Revision before JEE Main and should plan accordingly.

For more information, preparation tips and study plans do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-preparation-tips

Hello

In India in most of the institutes (almost all) you need to do a 4 year BSc programme to be eligible for doing MTech however you can persue your mtech degree abroad. From Indian point of view as well as from getting a job point of view, going for an MBA is a better choice. The salary of the two fields vary largely on an average too with MBA graduates earning more. MBA is a two year course and to get enrolled in any of the good institutes you will need to give either CAT or XAT. Besides this, most institutes have their own entrance exams too. For MTech in India in any good institute you will have to appear for GATE.

Hi

It is difficult to predict the marks/ percentile required to get a rank of 30,000.

This is because,
Marks required to get a particular rank as  keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them , toughness level of the examination for different shifts of the exam etc

But  yes when we go through previous year trends then,
To get rank of 30,000 you need at least around 97 percentile and 97 percentile in terms of marks is around 120 marks.

You can check the same at our page the link  is provided below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile

Now, limited time is left for jee mains 2021 , so focus on your preparation, to prepare well your jee examination, go through chapters first and your focus should be on grasping concepts , practising questions and then revising them, go through mock test paper sample papers and previous year question papers as it will let you know your preparation level and and weak areas so that you can work on them and perform well in your examination.

To prepare well you can go for our jee program at the convenience of your home, the link for the same is provided below

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Being a General Category Aspirant, you need to secure or perhaps target securing atleast 600+/720 to stand a chance in any of the Good Government or State Medical Colleges. Of course, in certain states like Karnataka, Jharkhand, West Bengal or Odisha the State Counselling Cutoffs do reach 500-550, but that should not be your preliminary.

For more information about NEET do follow the link below

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet

See in JEE you will be asked objective type question. Now it would be a randomity to do lengthy problems. You can revise the subjects from HCV and then practice the MCQ type problems but doing the long answer type question will be good but it wont help you in anyway to optimize time. Better you can do problems from chapter wise problem books or solve problem from DC PANDEY, BM SHARMA kind of books. If you don't have this solve the previous year papers. Solving MCQ questions will give you a confidence and will optimize the mistakes you made while solving in a short period of time.

Now if you want to solve the problems of HCV, you can. But don't solve it in a way like board exams. see the problems and do short calculation and see if you get the answers right. Do this if you think that solving HCV will bring confidence or if you have no other source to practice.

Also try to give some online or offline mock tests if possible.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Aspirant,

If you are preparing for NEET 2021 then I am enlisting down some preparation tips which would help you in keeping yourself motivated and give a boost to your preparation because now the last 4-5 months are remaining for NEET 2021 :-

• Very first thing is go through the syllabus of NEET and categorize it as difficult average and easy and then start from easy then average then difficult chapter and follow this pattern regularly . https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-syllabus
• Make a proper time-table to balance your studies and daily routine work and give more time to studies.
• Go for the best study material which can make you more confident while solving the question of NEET because it will boost your moral https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-study-material
• Don't forget to make notes while studying because it will help you in memorizing the important things in the last time prior to exam.
• Practice previous year's question papers and sample papers as many as you can because it will enhance your self-confidence and time management skill https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-sample-paper
• Don't forget to do exercise and yoga regularly to keep your body mentally and physically fit.
• You can also check out NEET Knockout package for your preparation https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/?product=50&icn=knockout-neet-2021-may&ici=

For more detailed preparation tips for NEET 2021 kindly check out the link given below :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/effective-preparation-tips-crack-neet

Some best practice books which I would recommend you from now for just 4-5 months are enlisted below for all the three subjects :-

@Physics

• Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma
• Objective Physics By DC Pandey
• Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov

@Biology

• Objective Biology by Dinesh
• Objective Botany by Ansari
• Pradeep Guide on Biology

@Chemistry

• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee
• Dinesh Chemistry Guide
• Practise books by VK Jaiswal (Inorganic), MS Chauhan (Organic) and N Awasthi (Physical)

For complete details kindly check out the link given below :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-neet

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!