Correct Answer: consumption

Solution : Correct Answer is consumption

Commodities, also known as primary products or primary goods, are goods that are sold for use or consumption in the same condition in which they were found in the natural world. Examples of commodities include crude oil (petroleum), coal (coal), copper (copper or iron ore), rough diamonds, agricultural products (wheat, coffee beans, cotton, etc.) and are often listed on commodity exchanges.

• First of all complete the syllabus of 10+2 with conceptual clearity :- syllabus of jee mains includes topics of Class 11th & 12th, thus you must understand them with crystal clear concepts as these are the base for solving mcqs and numericals

• Make a routine or a time table and try to give at least 8 to 10 hours to studies and out of that 8 hours you need to devote at least 4 hours in solving numericals and mcqs

• Revise :- You need to revise the concepts again and again as syllabus is wide and there are chances of forgetting concepts , so you can make short notes in order to revise quickly

• 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.

• Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Shibpur
• Jadavpur University, Kolkata
• Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai
• Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
• Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad Prayagraj
• National Institute of Technology Calicut

Sudarshan Kumar answered well here and i am not against his views and opinions in any way but i will like to interrupt saying ki I have faced the similar situation and I dont want you to go through the same problems that I faced. So I will tell you. out of the long list of books thats been mentioned over here, I will recommend you to stay on a ground level meaning CET is not as tough as JEE is and also not easy as BOARDS is, so you have to wisely choose the preparatory tips for self. And the saying that studying JEE books will help you prepare for CET also only applies for some who maybe can finish 3-5 books for a single subject. I will tell you to stick to one book each for PCM if you aim to crack ONLY AND ONLY cet.

For Physics, you can go with MARVEL PUBLICATIONS for MCQs.

For Chemistry, the best one is MTG CHAMPION book.

And for mathematics you can go with RD Sharma or solving all the questions of government textbook might also help yopu in a good way.

Best wishes. Thankyou, Sorry Sudarshan also to recomment on your answer. No offence.

Hi Pallavi,

To pursue M.A.in economics from JNU you have to appear for JNUEE. The syllabus and books to refer for the same are :

• Macroeconomics: (Dornbusch and Fisher, Macroeconomics,6e and Mankiw, macroeconomics)
  • National Income Theory of Income Determination
  • Monetary Policy
  • Trade and Balance of Payments
• Descriptive Statistics : (Nagar and Das, Basic Statistics,RGD Allen, Mathematical Analysis for Economics, AC Chiang, Fundamental Methods of Mathematical Economics,Sydsaeter and Hammond, Mathematics for Economic analysis)
  • Mean, Median and Mode, Standard Deviation, Correlation Coefficient
  • Elementary Probability Theory
  • Mathematics for Economists (Elementary Algebra, Coordinate Geometry and Elementary Calculus)
• Problems of Economic History, Underdevelopment and Growth:
  • India's Economic Development prior to Independence: India's Planning and Development experience since Independence; Basic indicators of Development.
• Microeconomics : (Hal Varian, Intermediate Microeconomics, 7e, Rubinfield and Pindyk , Microeconomics)This will contain following subtopics
  • Demand Curves
  • Price and Income Elasticity of Demand
  • Cost Curves
  • Equilibrium of Firm under Perfect Competition and Monopoly

The entrance exam comprises of the two parts: Part A (MCQs) and Part B (short/long question type). The part B will be evaluated if you get shortlisted on the basis of your part A. Then aggregate of both the parts will be considered for final selection. It is better if you refer previous year paper as well. After completing each topic try to solve the questions for that topic from PYQ papers. This will help in revising the topic. Once you complete whole syllabus start attempting the question papers within the duration of JNUEE. This will help you in time management skills.

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Hi there,

Yes it is completely possible for you to clear the entrance, you need to firstly analyse the paper pattern and go through the previous year papers. You need to focus on making yourself updated with all the latest legal developments in the country and practice as many mock tests as possible. You can find the link to syllabus for entrance here , https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/bhu-llb/amp

HI,

SEE your graduation courses colleges has nothing to do with civil services examination. you need to study with self preparation to crack upsc civil service examination. you can stats studying side by side with your graduation courses. people from tier 2 or tier 3 colleges also crack civil service exam due to their dedication and hard work. you did not mention nothing about degree course stream or subjects. do mention your stream name I may help you with information of colleges.

Hi,

See, it is an uncertain question because people prepare differently as a result their final scores appear different. But if you are determined enough and know the strategies of preparing well, you will surely succeed. Below mentioned is a link which you can check as it mentions the strategies to crack AIIMS

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