Hello Aspirant,

The registration for CD/ PI in NMIMS starts from February 11 and ends by February 14, 2021. Case discussion round and Personal interview round will conducted from February 18 to March 10, 2021 and the merit list will be released on March 16, 2021. No notification regarding WAT round in NMIMS has come yet but according to the selection procedure in the institute once you are called for the CD/PI rounds, you will have to submit a "Statement of Purpose" on why you wished to join NMIMS. You may have a week to write the SOP and send it across based on which questions will be asked in the PI round.

https://news.careers360.com/nmims-commences-registration-process-for-mba-program-for-batch-2021-23

https://dqxeclau.top/university/narsee-monjee-institute-of-management-studies-mumbai

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/gd-pi-experience-nmims-mumbai-anjana-nair

All the best

Hello,

Preparing the timetable is something you have to on your own, the reason being you know yourself the best, not everyone can follow the same routine, what works for one individual might not be the same case for other, also you're in college hence your academic studies too are important,  UPSC covers such an extensive syllabus hence it helps if you can make a timetable on daily, weekly, and monthly basis, by doing this you won't lag behind, another important thing which  I can tell you is start in a gradual manner, such as go through the syllabus of UPSC, take a print out and learn it by heart, as this will enable will you to focus on what to read and what to skip, make a habit of reading newspaper everyday with emphasize on editorials national and international news, economy, polity, science and technology etc, if you find any topic important you can also makes notes whether it's digital or handwritten as per preference. when it comes to study materials NCERT books are the foundation, hence build the base strong, and then move towards the standard books such as

For Prelims, you can refer the following books:

History ;

• NCERT Class XI and XII
• India's Struggle for Independence by Bipin Chandra

Indian Culture

• Art and Culture by Nitin Singhania

Geography ;

• NCERT Class VI to XII
• GC Leong's Physical Geography
• World Atlas

Economics ;

• NCERT Class XI
• Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh

International Relations & Polity ;

CSAT ;

• Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning by RS Agarwal
• M Tyra's Quicker Maths

You can refer the following books for four General Studies Paper;

GS I - For History , Class XI NCERT book with India's struggle for Independence by Bipin Chandra,India after Independence by Bipan Chandra,History of Medieval India by Satish Chandra

For Geography refer World Geography and Geography of India by Majid Hussain, GC Leong's Physical and Human Geography with NCERT Class XI book.

For GS II - Polity and International Relations , refer Indian Polity by Lamikanth,India's Foreign Policy by Rajiv Sikri

For GS III - For Economics refer Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh, read ARC report along with Economic Survey and Fiscal Budget.

For GS IV - For Ethics refer a book named Lexicon by Niraj Kumar, also you can go through study material of IGNOU.

Always keep your resources minimal, and revision is the key here, read one book many a time than many books one time.

Go through previous year papers for practice as well as understanding the paper pattern, type of questions etc, you can get it at the official website of UPSC, also practice answer writing in advance as writing mains is huge task, you should consider going through topper's answer sheets in order to get an idea about how to present your answer, try to offer a holistic answer in terms of political, social, geographical, economical sense. when you will be about to appear for the exam, apply mock tests on regular basis to analyze your preparation.

I'll again emphasize it's good you want to start early for UPSC but don't neglect your studies, as UPSC is conducted over a period of two years, one year for preparation of exam and another one for appearing in the exam, hence sustaining the inner drive, motivation is of immense importance, it requires single-minded focus, dedication and perseverance to succeed this exam, for starters go through the syllabus regularly, read newspaper such as The Hindu/The Indian Express. and read NCERTs to build the base strong. and later move towards covering the other areas of preparation.

Hey!

GATE (XH) paper- humanities and social sciences consist of general aptitude and reasoning and comprehension (as mandatory subjects) and you can choose any subject of your interest from economics, english, sociology, psychology, philosophy and linguistics. And the syllabus for optional subject section mostly contains the topics from the undergraduation degree, you can check out the syllabus at official website. Also, as you said this is occurring for the first time, so you cannot have any previous years papers for any idea, but GATE has released some sample papers to students which they can refer to get an idea about the exam pattern, type of question asked etc. Also, try to solve these sample papers by considering a stopwatch with you so as to check your time management. And for aptitude section you can refer to the RS Agarwal quantitative aptitude book.

For more info, visit here:

GATE exam 2021 humanities and social science paper details, Check here (careers360.com)

Thankyou

If you are not getting interested in the subjects taught in BSc then you can do it. But this 2 years of your life will get wasted.

Now if the scenario is like you want to pursue BTech for Jobs then you can do a thing. You should complete your BSc and then sit for Lateral entry exams by which you will get a relaxation of 1 year in BTech course i.e., you will get the Btech degree in 3 years.

You can do this too. You should check that in your state there are this lateral entry option is available or not. In Westbengal we have JELET by which the people can get admitted laterally after their BSc.

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

Hello, Since the exam is around the corner there is very little we can do now. You cannot just rely on previous questions. But start now since something is better than nothing. First the pattern is you will get 25 marks from - General knowledge, Hindi, English, Aptitude, Science, Math and remaining 75 marks from technical grade questions. So focus on any question bank for the technical grade questions and not just the previous year questions. Don't think about the result and focus on learning today itself and keep in mind that it will help someday.

Best wishes.

hi,

see your score is excellent to secure m.tech course in electrical engineering stream. however in some of the streams are interdisciplinary and students from a different streams are allowed to apply. appgecet counselling is based on gate score and appgecet score. priority is given to gate scorer and after  gate based counselling completes remaining seats are allotted to appgecet score holders.

the core m.tech discipline for electrical engineering is available in college of engineering andhra university is as follows:

M.E. Control System

M.E. Power system & Automation

Hello Aspirant,

JEE-Main is the national level engineering entrance examination which determines your eligibility for admission to NITs/IIITs/CFTIs and some GFTIs as well.

On December 16th 2020 the application process for JEE-Main 2021 Feberuary attempt has been started by National Testing Agency (NTA) which is the conducting authority for JEE-Main 2021. You can apply for JEE-Main from the official portal of JEE-Main which is given below :-

https://jeemain.nta.nic.in/webinfo2021/Page/Page?PageId=1&LangId=P

Note that this application process will continues till January 16th 2021 and last date for payment of application fee is January 17th 2021 after which neither application nor application fee will be accepted and then after the correction window will be opened for the applicants from January 19th to January 21st 2021. Admit cards will be available for download from second week of February 2021 and the examination will be conducted from February 23rd to February 26th 2021 in two shifts per day, for February attempt.

A candidate will also have option to apply for one Session or more than one Session (February/ March /April /May 2021) together and pay exam fee accordingly. In other words, if a candidate wishes to apply only for one Session, he / she has to pay Examination Fee only for that Session during the current application period and will have opportunity to apply again for the March/ April / May Sessions.

Note that the photographs or images which you will be uploading for JEE-Main 2021 should be as same as the criteria set by NTA which are enlisted below as per the official information brochure released by NTA :-

• The recent photograph should be either in colour or black/white with 80% face (without mask) visible including ears against a white background.
• File size for candidate’s photograph should be in the range of 10 kb - 200 kb. File size for candidate’s signature should be in the range of 4kb - 30kb.
• File size for duly verified result awaited attestation form should be in the range of 50kb - 500kb.
• File size for category certificate (SC/ST/OBC/EWS etc.) should be in the range of 50kb to 300KB.
• File size for PwD certificate should be in the range of 50kb - 300kb in jpg/jpeg format.

Some insights of JEE-Main 2021 :-

• To qualify for JEE Mains, there is no minimum aggregate percentage criteriabut yes if you want to take admission into NITs, IIITs or CFTIs then you should score a minimum aggregate of 75% in your class 12th if you belongs to General/Unreserved category and 65% if you belongs to any of the reserved category.
• Also from this year according to New Education Policy the JEE-Main examination will be conducted in English, Hindi and other regional languages such as Bengali, Gujarati, Assamese, Kannada, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Odia and Malayalam.
• In JEE-Main 2021 there will be two sections for each subject, Section-A will be of Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) and Section-B will contain Questions whose answers are to be filled in as a numerical value.
• In Section B, candidates have to attempt any five questions out of 10. There will be no negative marking for Section B.
• All question will be of 4 marks and in MCQs there will be negative marking of (-1) on incorrect attempt.

This year JEE-Main is being conducted with slight changes in it's pattern and it's conduction and you can check out all the changes from the link given below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello Dear,

Your decision to choose Engineering over B.Sc is depends on how you perform in engineering.

Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions is conducted by Anna University every year for admissions to engineering and technology courses in the state of Tamil Nadu. There is no entrance exam conducted for TNEA, the admissions are based on the Merit List generated based on Class 12th scores.

Good Luck

Hello

I will give you a gist about  DR. RBCAU PUSA , Bihar in the subject community science so that you can decide whether it is a course good enough. The college is a central university and studying here (if you have got the seat through icar) will get you a scholarship to but the catch is that you might not get placed after 4 years of BSc (as is with any other BSc subject), you will have to go for Masters (Be it in community science or MBA). It is a prestigious institute and the faculty is great , so is the infrastructure. For more details you may click on https://dqxeclau.top/university/dr-rajendra-prasad-central-agricultural-university-samastipur