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The AIMS Test for Management Admissions exam date is postponed due to corona virus or COVID-19 pandemic. The exam dates are not yet declared. On 24th may the Admit card is going to be released. Please click the below link to know more.
https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/all-about-atma
Dilpreet, According to the FAQs available at the official website https://ug.du.ac.in/index.php/site/faq, it says that you must upload the most recent ONC-NCL Certificate. As you belong to OBC-NCL, you should have a certificate issued after March 31st, 2020. But the country has been under lockdown since March last week and so it might not be possible to get the certificate by then. But again we doubt if uploading the Certificate issued on March 3rd will be accepted. So what we would suggest you is to reach out to the helpdesk because they might be in the right place to help you with this. Please reach out to them at the email id: [email protected] .
In IISC one can give JAM or JEST exam and can join integrated Phd programme. IISC has department for Neuroscience. Eligibility criteria includes good score in academics , In JAM and also one needs to have proper knowledge of his or her subject.
Seats are very limited and hence you need to start your preparation from early days.
Check out this link
https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria
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According to the FAQs available at the official website https://ug.du.ac.in/index.php/site/faq, it says that you must upload the Certificate which is on your name. As you belong to OBC-NCL, you should have a certificate issued after March 31st, 2020. But the country has been under lockdown since March last week and so it might not be possible to get the certificate by then. But again we doubt if uploading the Caste certificate will be accepted. So what we would suggest you is to reach out to the helpdesk because they might be in the right place to help you with this. Please reach out to them at the email id: [email protected] .
The new date for NDA 1 is June 14 2020 but this is tentative and can change. Due to corona virus or COVID-19 Pandemic the NDA 1 exam is postponed. The admit card will be released on May 22 2020 and is also tentative. Please click the below link to know more.
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda
***CASE 1: You are barely crossing the cutoff**
1. You should be well aware of the fact that these exam are subject to a lot of internal and external factors. It might be possible that you deserved much more, but simply couldn’t perform well on that day. This doesn’t mean your chance is over. You have potential, you just couldn’t prove it this time. Rather take it as a challenge to improve next time.
2. So step one is to get motivated again. Talk to your teachers and parents, they will help. Many people perform poorly in JEE(Main) and do well in JEE(Advanced). Not an issue.
3. Then analyze your paper of JEE(Main) 2018 and see why exactly did you lose marks? Were you not aware of the concepts? Did you commit too many silly mistakes? Did you get panicked? Was your speed too slow? Write it down somewhere and analyze each and every question. You will get to your mistakes.
4. Make a list of all your weak topics, strong topics and average topics. I recommend making the average ones strong, because JEE(Advanced) needs strong concepts. Start practicing questions from coaching sheets. **COMPLETE YOUR COACHING MATERIAL BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE**(assuming you are from a good coaching). Try to cover easy topics first because you want to get into IIT XYZ, your aim should not be IITB CSE or something for now. First ensure that you get an IIT and then go for improving your rank by practicing tough questions.
5. Give all the tests of your coaching, and solve all the assignments given. Clear your doubts then and there.
6. Improve examination temperament because that is the most important thing. Give a lot of tests and apply point 3 above on each test.
7. Try a lot of questions and see solutions after you do it/if you can’t solve after sufficient time. Make sure you know each and every question you do by heart.
8. Physics and Mathematics will need huge amount of problem solving. Do it. Learn all important reactions in chemistry. It will save you on the exam day.
9. Give maximum time to studies. **MAXIMUM.**
10. Your study material should be your coaching material and past papers only. Try covering as much as possible.
**CASE 2: Performed decently, but can do better**
All points in CASE 1, and cover each and every topic of your material. Make it fully strong. Leave no stone unturned. Don’t leave anything thinking that it won’t come. You can improve/diminish your rank by a factor of 10 or more, depending on what you do now and in the exam. Your study material should also be only coaching material, you can also join some test series.
**CASE 3: 300+ scorers/highly motivated to do well in JEE(Advanced)**
These people get into top 100 or so, provided they continue the hardwork(not that others can’t do it). Do everything in CASE 1 and CASE 2. But you can also go for books like Irodov, other coaching material, etc. I recommend doing some good coaching material for extra practice of mathematics.
I hope I have cleared some queries of many students.
All the best!!!
***CASE 0: You have scored very less and won’t make it to JEE(Advanced)**:
A few students have messaged me saying that they want to end their lives because of this. Life has a lot to offer, please don’t do anything like that. Your parents and family would prefer a non IITian son/daughter than a dead one. There are many people who do well in life without being IITians. And believe me, an IIT isn’t a dreamland. We have our own problems.
Just be happy with who you are : )
You should study for BITSAT and other state level exams than crying.
You can also check out this app I made for helping JEE/NEET/Olympiad/KVPY/NTSE aspirants with courses, notes, blogs, and much more- AcadBoost (https://bit.ly/3cM5qs9)
Hey Prachi!
Yes you are right everything is getting delayed from its earlier time and admission to colleges shall start in aug and your supplementary examination are likely to be held in july ,so you have enough time to prepare for supplementary exams and for college entrance exam you wish to get admission in.
If you have cleared your supplementary examination by good marks then you would get admission easily by fulfilling the eligibility criteria
Good luck!
As of now there changing of examination centers are not allowed for MHT CET Law exam 2020.Now, that lockdown has been extended till May 31, 2020 there is no chance that entrance exams will be conducted during the lockdown.The exam will be conducted only after the situation turns normal and some safety measures will be taken later on when the entrance exams have to be conducted.In few parts of the country public transport services are resumed within the state.So you don't need to worry by the time new dates are announced public transport will be resume their services in all parts of our country.
Hi
If you want to utilise lockdown time for neet preparation in a good way , you need to make a timetable.
Follow the below tips to make the time table:-
Also, follow the below tips:-
Practice questions:- Practice at least 100 mcqs in each chapter so that you are able to master the concepts and numericals solving skills Revise :- you should stress on revision as well as syllabus is very wide Solve previous year question papers and mock test papers ;- You should solve these , it will give you idea of types of questions asked and their difficulty level and will help you a lot.
You can prepare well using our neet knockout for which link is provided below
https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/
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