Hello there,

For the year 2021, the JEE Mains exam is going to conduct in 4 sessions i.e. in February, March, april and may.

The candidates can apply to all the sessions at one time, but the application form fee has to be paid, depending on the number of sessions you want to appear.

But if you have not filled the february application form, then don't worry. You can fill the application form for next 3 sessions.

NTA will open the application form window for the next 3 sessions separately. So, you can fill the form that time. For more, visit the link given below.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-application-form/amp

Hope it helps.

Hi Aspirant!

NEXT(National Exit Test) is a centralized common exam which will be conducted for all the graduating students of medicine. First exam will be conducted in 2022 so batch of 2017 will be the first batch to write the exam. This exam is to confirm if the graduating candidate should be allowed to practice doctor or should be allowed for other post graduation programs. It will be a CBT test (Computer based) and will comprise of the MCQs.  Also, as no exam has been conducted yet, so I cannot help you predicting the marks required for qualifying this exam. You can visit here for more information:

https://news.careers360.com/why-mbbs-students-are-worrying-about-next-exam

Thankyou!

Hello, For SBI clerk prelims the cut off would be in the range of 65 and for mains it is range of 50 approximately. The SBI clerk 2021 application is expected to be opened form first week of January. You can refer this link on more details on the exam https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-clerk-notification

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• The Foreign Medical Graduates must qualify the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) (Screening Test) .

• Foreign Nationals must get themselves registered with MCI/SMC

• According to eligibility criteria of NEET PG, candidates must complete their internship complying to the guidelines set for all in common

• On the day of conduction of NEET PG 2022, FMG candidates are required to bring along their FMGE Pass Certificate issued by NBE

Hi aspirant,

The NEXT entrance exam or National Exit Test is a common entrance test which will be conducted for promoting meritorious students to either to pursue their higher studies or practice medicine in their respective fields. This will provide an opportunity for students to get a license for medicine practice across the country. The implementation of this entrance test has not been decided as of now.

For now you should focus on your 2nd yr subjects. And revise 1st yr subject system wise. For eg if you are going to start renal pathology (which is a 2nd year subject) try revisng anatomy and physiology of the renal system before starting the pathology.

This way you'll be able to

1. revise your 1st year subjects.
2. Build concepts (topic will be easier to understand once you know the basics).
3. Concepts will stay in your memory longer and will help in clinical subjects (4th year).

All the best.

Hey,

Your questions seems incomplete or u have forgotten to mention about ur exam.So please mention the exam name so that I will be able to answer ur question in details.

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Hello,

As of now the counselling procedure of MHT CET is ongoing, hence the admission schedule of next year hasn't been announced by the competent authority regarding this, due to covid pandemic the entire academic session of 2020 was revised which has greater chances of impact in the form of delay in the admission process of next year, you can stay updated at the official website at http://cetcell.mahacet.org/ to know more information regarding this.

And coming to your preparation for MHTCET, as per this year pattern  of MHT CET it is to be conducted in online mode for a duration of three hours with two sections in MCQs format, first one consists of mathematics in English language only and second one consists of physics and chemistry in English/Marathi/Hindi language, there is no negative marking scheme, there are a total of 150 questions, section one will have two marks for each correct answer and section two will have one mark for each correct answer.

The syllabus for three subjects are as follows;

Physics : Topics for XIth standard consists of Measurements,Scalars and Vectors,Force,Friction in solids and liquids,Refraction of Light,Ray optics,Magnetic effect of electric current, Magnetism and for XIIth standard the topics are Circular motion,Gravitation,Rotational motion,Oscillations,Elasticity,Surface tension,Wave motion,Stationary waves,Wave theory of light,Interference and diffraction,Electrostatics,Current electricity,Magnetism,Electromagnetic inductions,Electrons and photons,Atoms,Molecules and Nuclei,Semiconductors,Communication systems

Chemistry ; Topics of XIth standard includes Some basic concepts of chemistry,States of matter: Gases and liquids,Redox reaction,Surface chemistry,Nature of chemical bond,Hydrogen,s-Block elements (Alkali and alkaline earth metals),Basic principles and techniques in organic chemistry,Alkanes while for XIIth standard the topics are Solid State,Solutions and colligative,Chemical thermodynamics and Electrochemistry,Chemical kinetics-General principles and processes,p-Block elements,d and f Block Elements,Coordination compounds,Halogen derivatives of alkanes, Alcohols, phenols and ethers,Aldehydes, ketones and Organic compounds, Biomolecules,Polymers,Chemistry in everyday life.

Mathematics ; Topics of XIth standard includes Trigonometric functions,Trigonometric functions of Compound Angles,Factorization Formulae,Straight Line,Circle and Conics,Sets,Relations and Functions,Probability,Sequences and series while for XIIth standard the topics are Mathematical Logic,Matrices,Trigonometric functions,Pair of straight lines,Circle,Conics,Vectors,Three-dimensional geometry,Line ,Plane,Linear programming problems,Continuity,Differentiation,Applications of derivative,Integration,Applications of definite integral Statistics,Probability distribution,Bernoulli trials and Binomial distribution.

Recommended books for MHT CET are as follows;

• 11th and 12th Mathematics by RD Sharma
• Concepts of Physics by H.C Sharma
• MHT CET Chemistry by Arihant Publishers
• Marvel Physics for Medical & Engineering Entrance Exam by A. J. Bapat - Marvel Prakashan
• MH-CET Engineering Solved Papers 2019-2004 with 5 Complete Mock Tests by Arihant Publications
• Pradnya's Objective Mathematics by C. S. Patil- Nikita Publication, Latur
• Chemistry for MHT CET (MCQ) by Mayur Mehta and Chitra Joshi-Marvel Publication
• XII- Sci. Triumph Physics/ Chemistry /Mathematics by Target Publication

You can check out MHT CET sample papers at https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-sample-papers

Dear Aspirant,

Ok, now I'm going to discuss about the some preparation techniques and the details of several essential books highly needed for extra-ordinary performance in your upcoming NEET UG examination 2021.

BIOLOGY :

Now, There's a common misconception that, you have to read a lot to get a good score or a set a seat in any government medical college. I am not saying that hard work doesn't pay off, sure it does. But there are some tips and tricks so that you can enjoy the journey.

A. NCERT : For biology, first you have to finish your NCERT Biology if you are preparing for NEET! Most of the questions in NEET directly comes from NCERT.

B. ABC of Biology: you can use this book, as a reference. But at first, finish NCERT.

C. For detailed explanation you must follow SC Verma and GRB Bathla’s Publications in a regular basis.

D. MCQ: For mcqs, solve MTG'S Biology at Your Fingertips. It's completely based on NCERT and there are some extra points which are important for a better understanding of the subject. You can also use Trueman’s Biology – Vol 1 and Vol 2 in this regard. And one more thing, for MCQs don't forget to practise Dinesh Objective Biology rigorously.

CHEMISTRY :

One thing keep in mind that Chemistry is the most scoring subject in any competitive exams. So for extra-ordinary performance in any exam you should be very talented, detailed-oriented and well-resourced in Chemistry.

A. For inorganic chemistry, you can study NCERT thoroughly.

B. However for Physical and Organic chemistry, I'll recommend you GRB Publication , because they are accepted nationwide and you'll get very detailed explanation. Moreover O.P.Tandon and Arihant are the most useful books for scoring good marks in NEET. And particularly for Physical chemistry you should go through P.Bahadur and for Organic Chemistry (specially for Reaction Mechanism) you can use Morrison and Boyd.

C. For mcqs and other questions you can solve MTG'S Chemistry at Your Fingertips.

PHYSICS:

You can study Concept of Physics by H.C. Verma but it's gonna be a extra load for the students from PCB background. But if you are an extra talented students, then surely go for I.E. Irodov. Moreover for practising problems in mechanics and rotational dynamics you must go through Objective Physics by Pramod Agarwal minutely and for optics, electromagnetism and waves just practise Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick, and Walker regularly.

For mcq purpose you can solve D.C. Pandey and MTGs Physics at Your Fingertips.

Regarding your query, I would also like to recommend you to read the following articles:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-neet

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-last-minute-preparation-tips

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-neet

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/effective-preparation-tips-crack-neet

So start immense hardworking with enormous enthusiasm to get success in your upcoming live event.

Hope that the above informations and link are more than sufficient for your preparation.

Wish you all the very best !!