Hello Aspirant

IISER consists of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology subjects. Syllabus for this exam is entire class 11th and 12th syllabus of these subjects.
The exam will be for 3 hours and total of 60 questions. 15 questions will be asked for each subject. You will be awarded 3 marks for every correct answer. 1 mark will be deducted for every wrong answer. So be careful while answering.

IISER is a concept oriented exam. If you're good at your basics you have high chances of cracking the exam. Study your NCERT books thoroughly especially for Chemistry.

Here are some topics you should not skip during your preparation:

Physics:
Mechanics (Linear as well as Rotational), Electromagnetism, Modern Physics (Atoms, molecules, nuclei)

Chemistry:
Properties of Solids, Thermodynamics, Kinetics, Organic Chemistry Reactions

Mathematics:
Calculus & Limits, Probability, Trigonometry, Conic Sections, Functions

Biology:
Genetics, Biotechnology, Ecology, Human physiology and anatomy (focus on nervous and hormonal control), Reproduction

Apart from this try to solve previous year's question papers to get more idea about type of questions asked.

To know more about IISER kindly go through the given link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/iiser-aptitude-test

I hope this helps
All the best

Dear Maurya,

Medical professionals work in a very stressful environment and under a lot of pressure which can lead to mental havoc.

Following points are required to maintain a proper work life balance:

1. Perfect personality alignment
2. Financial aspect
3. Skill of balancing
4. Long term planning

Most STRESSFUL MEDICAL JOBS which maximum burnout are:

• Critical care
• Neurology
• Family Medicine
• Internal medicine
• Emergency medicine
• Obstetrics and gynaecology

Least STRESSFUL are:

• pediatrics
• Plastic surgery
• Dermatology
• Ophthalmology
• Diagnostic Radiology

HOPE THIS HELPS

ALL THE BEST

hi,

clat is most common gate way exam for law courses of ug and p. since you have taken year drop you must have some plan or passion for admission to law in tier 1 institute.  In most of the time candidates loss interest and demotivated for exam, however they may have some personal issue or are not getting  enough rest or have no proper tuition etc. now that if you get demotivated all your work of past years would go in vain and the score or rank you would have expected would never be achieved. so I suggest not to loss hope and once situation is under control of pandemic exams would held in due time. revise the lessons and may follow youtube lectures as reference.

follow our article at below link to get clat exam related information:

https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat

Hello,

Data architect are senior visionaries who translate business requirements into technology requirements and define data standards and principles.

if you want to be a data architect then you have to pursue a degree in computer science, computer engineering or a related field. Start with a bachelor's degree in computer science, computer engineering or a related field. Coursework should include coverage of data management, programming, big data developments, systems analysis and technology architectures.

And yes data architect job more stress full than any software developer.

All the best.

Hello,

Look, it's totally depends upon your interest. If coding, Mathematics or Statistics are areas of your interest then Data Scientist job is going to be boring or stressful for you at all. But if you have the degree but still you're not interested in coding and all then it could be a stressful job for you. As this job requires proper attention and focus.

But demand for data scientists and engineers has increased a lot and still increasing. This job will provide you a good pay scale. And your salary keeps increasing as long as you will be gaining more and more experience in this field. So little stress but good salary range is not a bad deal.

Good Luck.

Hii!
Do not worry, it will yield nothing and in addition, you will not be able to concentrate and prepare for the exam. You can try out meditation to keep yourself calm. Also, take a light and balanced diet and take proper sleep. This will help reduce stress.
You need to study with full dedication to gain self confidence. Make a timetable and follow it. Give more time to the subjects you feel are tough for you. Practice previous year question papers too, it is very important for practice.
You need to refer to the right books too, to prepare well.
The links given below will help you with more information -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-recommended-jee-main-toppers/amp

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-preparation-tips/amp

Hope this helps.
Good luck!

Hi,

If you want to appear for JEE Mains in 2022you have slightly enough time to prepare for it. Looking at this year's pattern most likely JEE Mains will be held in the month of January or in February, so currently you have around 9 to 10 months to prepare for it. As of now, it is suggested for you to concentrate on your board exams, as even though they are currently postponed, it is best to practice regularly as it will help you to perfect your concepts which will also be beneficial for you while preparing for JEE. Along with preparing your boards you can also start to revise 1 or 2 topics from your class 11th as it will take the pressure off and also, some topics are inter connected with 12th syllabus too.

You can refer to these articles as they will guide you on how to prepare for JEE: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/top-5-tips-to-crack-jee-main and

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-crack-jee-main-2021

I hope this helped you.

1. Try to get up early and get to bed before 12 a.m. because our brains keep popping up with needless thoughts late at night, making us feel stressed out, therefore it's best to sleep early.

2. Have faith in yourself and believe that you have already done your best and that you cannot undo what has already happened.

Hi,

Shearing Stress, is basically defined as the ratio of shear force that is applied along the surface of any body and the area of that surface.

Ex. You deform a cube by its upper surface, but its base it still same.

Shearing strain : It can be defined as the ratio of relative displacement of any layer to its perpendicular distance from the fixed layer.

Ex. You can imagine the same example as above and do the calculations.

Hope it helps.

Hello aspirant,

The answer for your question-

Which type of stress is induced in a screw body?

A- Bearing Pressure

B- Direct Shear Stress

C- Torsional Shear Stress

D- None of the above

Ans- Torsional shear stress as it is induced because of the torque or twisting moment.

σ = W / (π /4) d2

Hope, this answer helps you.