Harsha, lets do this. If I ask you your name, you will say it with ease. If I ask you my name, you will do it too because it displays everytiime I answer your question. If I ask you something that you know, it is easier for you. But if I ask you what is the current political situation with China, you might not be able to answer it with the same ease because you are not familiar with it. May be if you follow International politics regularly, you might be able to answer that as well. So all that needs your attention is practise and interest. But if I ask you if Corona has got anything to do with Indo-China tensions? You might be confused. The example might sound vague but does Corona have to do with everything and anything? No. The same way, Corona pandemic is just a case that has interrupted our lives. But will that effect the way the exam is held? No. Infact NTA doesn;t consider Corona as a reason as to why NEET should be tougher or easier. The toughness of an exam is directly proportional to your levels of preparedness. Natural Calamities only effect the way our living but not the quality of education. But considering the fact that you have had more than 3 months in addition to prepare for NEET from May, you should find NEET easier.

Hello Ayush,

It is really surprising to hear of being demotivated at a quite young age. As much as we discuss about this, the change and passion for success should come from within you. We can just answer your question.

So what if you wasted some years of your life? You cannot bring back a day from those years. Instead you will be adding extra days to those years as long as you feel demotivated or confused or upset. The world lives on thre Principle of "Survival of the Fittest". Only those are brave, strong and determined, can win the race. The world is so fast paced that it doesnt remember people who have not achieved anything.

So its time you pull up your socks rather than dwelling in the past. If you continue to do so, you will only be adding agony to your years. Today it has been some years and few months later it will be more than now. You will just keep counting the no.of years you wasted instead of buckling up and preparing yourself.

Problems do not confine themselves to a single person. Every Individual has his/her share of problems. Only those who fight back can really make it big. I personally think there is no point in crying over spilt milk while there is hot cup of coffee on the table.

As much as we discuss about this, it is you who has to pull up his socks and decide to move on and move ahead. If you think you are depressed, please see a Psychologist. But of it is just a phase, you need to buckle up.

It's not too late you can start now for preparing bank exams with full concentration and devotion.

I hope this answer helps you in little bit motivation.

Good Luck!!

Hello Aspirant,

Do not loose confidence. You still have time. The moment you accept defeat is the moment you loose.

Firstly Figure out the times of the day you're most effective at studying. As you'll be able to grasp most at that time. Try to revise as much as you can during the time. Solve previous years question papers without cheat, they'll be a great help. Focus more on the topics that are frequently asked in NEET.

hi,

see due to lockdown many of the official work has delayed and thus it becomes difficult to renewal to category certificate, you may send an email relating the issue to the concerned authority or institutional exam conducting body, I hope they would consider your issue as the sake of current circumstances.

Hello aspirant !!

First of all I'm feeling good since some of the students at your age don't even know about aiims and you has interest in preparing for tha t exams. Kinddlyake your basics strong so that you can focus on the advance studies keep going with ncert if you are full thorough with ncert you can go with mcq books such as mtg and other publications.

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All the best!!

Stay safe!!

Hello Aspirant,

Association of Management Schools (AIMS) use to conduct a national entrance test from 740+ Business schools by the name of ATMA, it is conducted every year in online as well as offline mode.

Earlier it was postponed and the new date for ATMA 2020 is June 20th as per the official website. They provide you two options for mode of examination first one is online CBT mode and second one is offline pen-paper based. But in both the modes you have to visit the alloted centres.

At present circumstances are very critical so AIMS might give the provision for online test from home but till now they did not released any notification regarding this. So if they do not release any notification than you have to visit the alloted centre to give respective exam.

For more details about ATMA 2020 you should refer to the link given below :-

https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/atma

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

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Cut offs change every year depending on various factors like Total no.of seats available, difficulty of the exam, previous year cut off trends, no.of Candidates appearing for the exam and no.of Candidates applying for a certain course. And ironically, Lockdown has nothing to do with cut offs. The no.of Candidates who appear for July session will be comparatively higher than those appearing for January session and so the competition is higher. Students will be preparing for the exam and you cannot do anything either about the competition being high or Students preparing for the exam. This is beyond you and you cannot overcome it. There is no advise or suggestion for that. What is well within your abilities and within your control is how you prepare for the exam. So what we can advise you is to work hard and do your best.

Siri, for a percentile of 96-97, you need to score  more than 250. With the way your preparation has been going on, we do not think that it is going to be difficult for you. Keep practising as many as mock tests as you can do apart from Narayana's material. Focus more on important topics.

In Physics, Modern Physics take the top slot with 5 questions. Heat and Thermodynamics, Optics, Current Electricity, Elcetrostatics get 3 questions each. Magentics has 2 questions and the rest get 1 question each.

In Chemistry, Transition Elements and Coordination Chemistry, Periodic Table and Representative elements take 3 questions slot. Thermodynamics and Gaseous state, Atomic structiire, Chemical Bomding, Chemical and Iconic Equilibrium, Solid State and Surface Chemistry and Nuckear Chemistry and Environment get 2 questions slot eacch and the remaining get 1 question each.

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