Hello, Since the exam is around the corner there is very little we can do now. You cannot just rely on previous questions. But start now since something is better than nothing. First the pattern is you will get 25 marks from - General knowledge, Hindi, English, Aptitude, Science, Math and remaining 75 marks from technical grade questions. So focus on any question bank for the technical grade questions and not just the previous year questions. Don't think about the result and focus on learning today itself and keep in mind that it will help someday.

Best wishes.

Hello,

Ashoka school of business, Hyderabad a private college. It was established 2014. And fees will be 1lakh. MBA course for 2 years. But due to research there are no placements offer, but college invited some reputed companies they are provided students training in the institute. College faculties are very good. And infrastructure also good, no pollution. But every students get job after passing out here. I'll provide you a link you can check it, it is all about college details.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ashoka-business-school-hyderabad

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Hi,

Well generally for the visa to be approved, the demand is to get a sectional marks in all speaking, reading, writing and listening. So if you have cleared that cut off for all sections then it's okay otherwise it will be better to give the test again to make sure to get the visa approved.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

Hi aspirant!!

Yes, NCERT is important book for your basic but if you ask me that you want to prepare for jee main then ncert is not enough you have to have some other books for you . I'm suggesting you the ms chauhan for organic and modern approach for chemical calculation mukerjee. And offcourse previous year question papers will definitely help you .

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus

Hope this help

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Hey!

from my own personal experience i would suggest you to go with oswaal or comprehensive (laxmi publications). these books really help you in organic chemistry a lot more than what NCERT does.

and also you may try some previous year papers, so that you will get some idea about how the questions are being asked.

i hope it helps you

Hello aspirant!
Hope you are doing well!

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Hello,

For MBBS studies you have to read more books dear. And in 1st year subjects are microbiology, biochemistry, anatomy, pharmacology, physiology and pathology. So you have to study books for this subject. But you must try 2 or 3 books for one subject because it wilk helps you to gain proper knowledge.

Dear you have to study hard and know more that's it. And 1st position you want so you have more study and more good to practical.

All the best.

hello aspirant,

now you have enough time to revise whole ncert for january exam.yes believe me you have time.but dont get lazy with that fact.people say your exam is near only 4 months you cant do it.but 2 months is enough to revise whole ncert of chemistry.first during my time also it was tough to revise the whole i used online and couldnt focus much but i used to read books though.but these days every thing has become soo online!.you need to focus on books also.so what i used to do and it helped me like amazing.i completed whole inorganic organic and physical in short period of time.so the thing is you can do the first thing in the morning with full efficiency and can give your 100% if you are really willing to study hard.so each day from now as you have about 30-35 chapters each day the first thing in the morning no matter what happens you should complete one chapter from ncert write it down and stick it front of you.like no matter what after you get up  the first thing you will be dng is completeing one chapter from ncert if its big one allot 2 days.and then only go for any other subject or work.like get up first thing do it!.trust me this ha helped me a lot.i used to hate inorganic and i set myself to read one chapter prior 2 months to exam each day a chapter from ncert prepare your notes from ncert nd revise before exam!.try it out the first thing in the mrng and den to other work daily!! with consistency.remember in these competetive exams consistency is the key.

hope this helps,

thankyou

Hi

I am extremely sorry to tell you dear but with 144 marks you cannot get a seat in any medical / dental college or for Ayush courses or veterinary , not even in private medical college under management quota

This is because,

With 144 marks you have failed to qualify Neet examination which is clear from below neet 2020 cut off

Category    cutoff percentile       cut off marks

General/ews       50                       720  - 147

UR -PWD              45                       146  -  129

Obc/Sc/st         40                      146  -  113

So being from ews category you need at least 147 marks to qualify Neet, thus with 137 marks you have failed in neet

you may try again for Neet next year  and if you prepare again , you can use our Neet knockout program for which link is below

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may /

Thank you