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Hi Soumyadip,

Almost everyone is aware the certain pros and cons each candidate face due to the graduation course they pursue. This is also considered while shortlisting candidates for WAT and PI. To maintain academic diversity the rating process is different for a bachelor's degree graduate and a professional degree graduate. Now what procedure they actually follows is with respect to the IIMs. Example IIM A have different rating score for the candidates of bachelor's degree and professional degree whereas IIM Kozikode provides Academic diversity score. But keep this in mind you need to score in graduation too get your call converted in any of the IIMs.

For more information please refer these links:

https://www.iima.ac.in/web/pgp/apply/domestic/admission/selection-process

https://www.iimk.ac.in/academics/pgp/IIMKPGPAdmissionsPolicy2020.pdf

Hello,


Eligibility criteria for ICAR is :

The candidates who are seeking admission in ICAR AIEEA 2020 UG programmes must make sure that they have qualified their 12th standard of the CBSE Board or any other examination within scope and standard which is equivalent to the Senior Secondary Examination of a recognised Indian Board/University.
You just have to make sure that you final marks is above 50%.

There are various course that can be persue and each one of them has a different criteria of subject combinations in class 12 like if you want to apply for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture you must have PCB / PCMB / PCM / Inter-Agriculture.

If you want to apply for B.Sc. (Hons.) Horticulture then you must have PCB / PCMB / PCM / Inter-Agriculture and so one.

Mention the course in which you want to persue so that i could confirm your eligibility.


I hope this helps.

Hi,

As per your query i would suggest that SRCC and SIMSREE both are really good colleges. Where SRCC conducts its own test SIMSREE accepts exams like CAT, CMAT etc.

If you are able to get into these colleges then for sure you will be heading towards good direction. Therefore, if you are able to enter into these institutions then according to me there is no need to try again for CAT.

Since these colleges in intself are fairly reputed and good.

Hope this helps!

Hello there

First of all congratulations on your excellent score in CAT.You have very nice score and can surely expect a 99+ percentile.Your 10nth and 12th marks are also good and you a pretty decent profile.I am sure that you will get a from IIM Calcutta.

IIM Banglore gives a little preference to people with work experience but seeing your excellent CAT score you can get a call.

Overall your chance of getting a call from IIM ABC is very high.All the best.Prepare well for PI and WATs.

Hello there!

Greetings!

Top books for chemistry which you can follow for your jee mains preparation are listed below :-

• NCERT Chemistry textbooks for Class XI and XII
• Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon
• ABC of Chemistry for Classes 11 and 12 by Modern
• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee
• Practise books by VK Jaiswal (Inorganic), MS Chauhan (Organic) and N Awasthi (Physical).

You can get the list of top books of maths and physics as well for jee mains by going through our page for which link is provided below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main/amp

Goodluck for your jee preparation.

Thankyou

hi,

yes definitely you can take special coaching from any institute and got placed, but make sure during the placement time you provide the correct information. see all of the companies like tcs, infosys, have some terms and conditions, some times you need to fill the details of how many back log you have in the current time, you may ask in the interview why you got backlog ,  be prepare for that. if you clear the backlog exam then it will be no problem, if your technical skills is good you can surely crack the exam and also get the offer letter.

You have to solve it using vector mathematics. Let O be the intersection point of BE and DC. OA = a vector
OB = b vector
OC = c vector
OD= (a+b)/2
OE = (a+c)/2
BE = OE - OB  ...solve it
DC = OC - OD .... solve it
BE+DE = 3/2 * (c-b)
BC= c-b
Therefore, BE+DC = 3/2* BC...

Hello,


Yes, Modern ABC is good reference book for securing marks in boards.But for chemistry gibe more focus on NCERTs.

good luck

Hello,
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Yes, you can apply for ICAR. Look out the eligibility criteria,

• Must be Indian
• Must be 10+2 passed without any backlog
• until backlogs are cleared, candidates aren't allowed to apply
• Must have 50% in 10+2. SC/ST must have 40%.

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If you possess all the Eligiblity criteria mentioned above. You can apply for it. Best of luck

Hello aspirant I am here for helping you.
If you want to go with competitive examination then here NCERT are sufficient books for having content.
But problem is that the entire content in NCERT written in the form of paragraph which sometime difficult to read so here your mentioned books can help you to have maximum knowledge in minimum time.
But it is not necessary that from these books you can crack competitive examination because main concern for the competitive examination is that from where you will get the questions which will be asked in the exam so HC Verma and op tandon these are some of the book from where you can have some competitive level questions.
If you will go with the coaching or you are pursuing then you should go with the coaching study material and after completion of the entire syllabus if you have time then you should go with these books for extra knowledge.
this was all about some high level competitive exams but if talking about UPSEE then you don't need to bother because NCERT and your above reference books are sufficient for having good marks in UPSEE exam.
I hope you got it.
Feel free to ask any query in comment section.
Best of luck.