BIT Mesra All Questions

Dear aspirant,

The remaining two - three days before the main examination are very crucial. In these days you should be revising more rather than practising. Atleast as per my view , the day before exam you should only focus on how to revise your maths formulas.

You should practice the formula of the chapters like integration , mathematical reasoning , statistics by writing down on a paper. Also note down the formulas seperately which you are forgetting while revising. By doing this it would help you to remember these formulas clearly.

And before 3-4 days of the exam practice the sample papers for viteee exam to check on your self performance.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-sample-papers

Hello Aspirant,

If you know that you are weak and know your weaknesses' then you should try hard to overcome those weaknesses otherwise that will destroy you so first of all don't assume yourself as a loser/weak because nobody born loser and also don't lose the hope because the age of 22(from your previous query) is just the age of exploring unique and creative things, it is all your works which makes you a loser so if you want to do something in life then you have to do the works which are appropriate and relevant to your interest.

As you have mentioned that you want to prepare for SBI exam and as per your previous query, in most of the sections you were strong earlier so this is the good thing, now you have to just look out the things and practice some questions for those sections you will regain your consciousness for that subject, for e.g., you were good in Quant. and Reasoning so just practice some questions and devote some time to this section you will regain all the power of this subject. If you are preparing for SBI exam then you can go for either Clerical post or PO post provided that you complete your graduation by next year because for almost all banking exams only graduate candidates are eligible or those who are in final year of their graduation.

Age limit for SBI Clerk is 20-28 years and for SBI PO it is 21-30 years. So you have enough time to prepare for banking examinations but if you start your preparation in a right way from right now then you may crack these banking exams in just one year.

I am enlisting down some best books which you can use for your preparation of such banking examinations :-

English Language

• Objective general English by SP Bakshi
• Word power made easy by Normal Lewis
• Newspapers

Quantitative Aptitude

• Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Exams by RS Aggarwal
• Fast Track Objective Arithmetic by Rajesh Verma

Reasoning Ability

• A modern approach to verbal & non-verbal reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal
• New approach to reasoning verbal and non-verbal by B.S. Sijwali and Indu Sijwali
• Analytical reasoning by MK Pandey (For the chapters required for analytical reasoning)

General/Financial Awareness

• Static General Knowledge by Arihant Publications
• Monthly current magazines
• Banking Awareness by Arihant Publications

For complete details about mentioned examinations kindly check out the links given below :-

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/sbi-clerk

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/sbi-po

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi Aditya kaushik,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you it depends upon set to set but you should go through the previous year question and then analyse the paper as some times mocks given are much tougher then the actual question papers given at the time of exam.

Hope you found this answer useful.Stay motivated stay positive.

All the best!

Hello,

60 marks in your IBPS prelims and that too in your first attempt is definitely not a bad score because the cutoff in prelims generally is around 65 to 70. But since you now know that what are your weak areas, you now need to work on them and strengthen them. If your English is weak then work on vocabulary and grammar, if you maths is weak that solve more questions and practice in the area where you were unable to score marks and for reasoning the best way to score good marks in solving lot of questions. Don't lose any hope just keep in mind that practice makes a man perfect. Practice questions and give dedicated  8 to 10 hours and it will hardly take three to four months to cover all you mistakes you did in this attempt.

I hope this helps.

Hello akhil

I Hope you are doing fine

I would firstly  want to say their is never late if someone has will to persue something, then age is just a number. But yes at your level you need to work really very very hard with pure consistency with atleast 8hours per day . Try to make a proper roadmap and covers sections which have easy topics and come frequently in exam . First try to cover reasoning and quant for which unacademy will be the best source and practise 10 years questions on them. Dont stick to particular sections , divide the day in three halfs for each sections . For maths ,dont go for coordinate and prepare integral calculus as much as possible

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

Hello student,

Birla Institute of Technology mesra is a good private deemed to be university situated in Ranchi Jharkhand.

Master of Science in mathematics and computing is a 5 years long integrated dual degree. The total course fee is about 7lakh. You also can I use it after completing 6 semesters with BSc degree. A good number of student each year get placed and get internship after completing this course.

Actually the eligibility for this course is you just have to pass in your 10 plus two level with science and 60% marks in aggregate to be eligible for this college and this degree. Any other examination equivalent to this can be counted. Click on the link below to know more

https://dqxeclau.top/university/birla-institute-of-technology-mesra/msc-mathematics-integrated-course

Hello,

There are two ways for admissions in BIT Mesra for Integrated M.Sc in Maths and Computing

• JEE-Main / NEET: Based on JEE-Main / NEET scores and marks in Class 12 where 60% weightage would be given to JEE Main / NEET and 40% weightage to marks obtained in Class 12.
• Non-JEE-Main / NEET: Based on written test and marks in Class 12  where 60% weightage would be given to written Test and 40% weightage to marks obtained in Class 12.

but preference will be given to the applicants having JEE-Main / NEET scores.

Dear Adi tiwari

I hope you are doing good

First step is to fill the application form on their official website by entering the all authentic details like 10th and 12th marks, father name, ID proof number , DOB ,category . After filling the application form you need to application fees which is around 1500. You can refer the following link for filling the form

https://www.bitmesra.ac.in/Notice_Details-98826688?cid=1&nid=223

Admission are done on the basis of marks scored in 12th .However to be eligible you should have atleast 60percent marks in english,physics,chemistry,maths. They offer around 30 seats for this course

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

Hello STudent

For taking admission in Birla Institute of Technology mesra Ranchi Jharkhand ek dual degree integrated programMsc maths + computing , candidate at least secure 75% marks in 12 science and high qualifying marks in the entrance exam,jee main s. Rank should be e below 35000 and the percentile should be 96 percentile at least.are in graduation level with mathematics 60% marks.

MSc maths plus computing course is a 5 years integrated dual degree program which is  imparted by the bits mesra Ranchi Jharkhand. After completing this five years dual degree program course candidates can get placement in and out companies return average salary of pilots per annum in the highest salary can be 22 lakh per annum.

Hello,

Actually it's depends on you dear. If you think that mock test are good for you practicing the syllabus then you can give it. If you think you will go for revision the full syllabus and it will help you then go for it.

And covid cases are reducing by May last it's a normal statistics. But it's totally depends on us how we are obey the guidelines. So no-one tell you when everything will be normal.

All the best.