Hello!

If you wish to pursue in the civil services, Humanities or Arts will give you a boost. It includes the broadest range of courses that may be pursued further in education,as well as providing a solid foundation for Civil service examinations. The primary curriculum of general studies papers includes disciplines such as political science, geography, history, sociology, economics, public administration,etc which pose to have maximum weightage in the prelims. The vast majority of these courses are also included in UPSC Optional subject list.

So, if you really have an interest in such subjects BA is recommended over BCom. Also, its a known fact that candidates approach to the examination is most important that enhances the chances of success. So, choose wisely as CSE requires applicants to have a genuine interest in the subjects they are studying, which can only be attained by hard work and dedication.

All the best!

Hello Aspirant

BITSAT 2021 will be held from 3 August to 9 August 2021. The exam will be for 3 hours of duration with a total of 150 questions.

The distribution of questions is as follows:
Part I - Physics (40 questions)
Part II - Chemistry (40 questions)
Part III - English Proficiency (15 questions) and Logical Reasoning (10 questions)
Part IV - Mathematics/Biology (45 questions)

The marking scheme for BITSAT 2021 is as follows:

• 3 marks will be given for every correct answer.
• 1 mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer.
• No marks will be deducted for unattempted questions

As there is negative marking for every wrong answer, try not to make any mistakes and give your answer accurately.

Now answering to your query, if you are trying to answer by logical guessing for numericals, then your chances will be increased for getting negative marking. Logical reasoning will not work all the time when it comes to complex numericals. I would suggest you to practice more and more questions so that you get familiar with them and can solve this easily during the actual exam.

You will get 10 questions from logical reasoning and 15 questions from English proficiency. This is the easiest part and you can score full marks in this part.
Again do not get any answers wrong. If you are not completely sure about the answer, then do not attempt it.

So prepare well for the exam.

All the best!!

Hello Aspirant,

For competitive exams such as MAT and other you cannot predict what rank you will get because the number of aspirants occurring for this examination vary from year to year and hence the rank will also vary from year to year. There is no fixed value that is considered a good score on the MAT as it changes every year. However, candidates should aim to get a composite score of MAT above 400.

If you are so sure that your hundred questions will be correct then maybe there are chances that you will get a good rank in mat examination. Also you can refer to the following link for further reference:

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

All the best!!

Hello Bhargav,

There is no such a rule for increasing knowledge for coding however, practicing is the key. Take real life problems and try to implement them in coding, you can watch YouTube videos ( they provide great help),take courses on the desired language you intend to learn.

You can practice coding online also,there are so many platforms provided you can search on Google. Basically, you need to practice  a lot, that's the only best way that will help you in improving coding language.

I hope this helps

Dear aspirant,

For any subject whether it is science subjects, mathematics or computers logical knowledge is needed. Without that you won't be able to proceed through the problem . Until and unless you would apply some logic to your code problem you won't be able to grab the solution behind it.

To increase your logical aspect, just study the problem sincerely and then practice your code on whichever platform you would be using. So, this is not a big deal. With time and practice you will be fluent with your programming language.

Hello,

Metallurgy is a branch of engineering which deals with the study in detail about various metals and its application in our daily lives.

Scope :

The demand of metallurgical engineering is very high in big industries such as automobile industry, transportation, power, oil industry, nuclear power plants , etc.

The fields in which the graduated students can get employed are :

• Metallurgist

• Civil services

• Process Engineering / Corrosion Engineering

• Indian railway

• Non Destructive Testing Specialist

• Steel industry

• Heat Treatment Specialist

• Foundries

• Mineral Process Engineering / Ceramic Engineering

• Manufacturing industries of metals

• Polymer Engineering / Welding Engineering

• Composites Engineering

• Semiconductor Processing Engineering

• Quality Planning Engineering

• Ballistics Engineering

• Metallurgical, Materials Research and Development Laboratories

• Biomedical engineering

• Nuclear energy field

• Space research/Aeronautic

To know more about Metallurgical Engineering Job Profiles , Scope, Eligibility Criteria , and much more visit : https://www.careers360.com/courses/metallurgical-engineering-course

Hope it serves the purpose
Thank You !!!