Hello,

The question you are asking is asked by majority of students. Many of the students have a problem in learning things. There are various techniques which a student can adopt to remember things which students innovate on their own. I am listing down some simple suggestions for you. Hope they help you.

1. First read the lesson carefully with full concentration. Don't interrupt yourself while reading. Try to understand each and every topic.

2. Try to imagine things. This will help your mind to understand better. Brain always learn things quickly in visuals than in wordings. So, try visualizing things.

3. Make short points of every topic of the lesson and list them down in your notebook. Make points in such a way that you will remember whole things by looking at that single line. For example, you must have heard the Tortoise and Rabbit's race story, the story which tagline Slow but Steady wins the Race. I will simply write the whole story in a single line as : Rabbit vs Tortoise, Rabbit eats and sleeps, tortoise continues and wins. After reading this line, I will remember whole story, so do you.

So, just like this, try making short but expressive points and just go through them once everyday. You will surely remember things.

4. Never try to memories things. You will forget things after a time interval. Always understand things.

Best Wishes.

Hi,

JEE exam is a difficult exam to crack. It requirers lots of study and hardwork to prepare for the exam. For an extraordinary student probably it might be sufficient to read ncert only. But for an average student I think reading only ncert does not work.

For such examination it is equally important to practice the question with theory. Only then you can get an idea about your preparation and how much you can score.

Class 11th syllabus is also equally important because in class 11 the basic concept are given which help further to understand the topics of class 12.

So in my opinion you should practice question from jee main books alongwith the study of ncert. And if your basic of class 11 is strong enough you can skip that. But it will be better if you do a quick revision of class 11 topics.

Hope this help you in your studies.

hi,

you may follow msc biotechnology entrance books by himalaya publishing which has previous years question of various post graduate entrance test of biotechnology.

some other entrance exam you may opt for biotechnology is

TIFR Exam – Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Graduate School Admissions Exam

JNU CEEB – Combined Biotechnology Entrance Examination (CBEEE)

IIT JAM (Indian Institute Of Technology Joint Admissions Test For M.Sc)

AIIMS Biotechnology Entrance Exam

Alagappa University M.Sc Biotechnology Entrance Exam

ICAR AIEEA PG Entrance Exam

Anna University Biotech Entrance Examination

BHU M.Sc Biotechnology Entrance exam

Amity Institute of Biotechnology Entrance Examination

Central University Biotechnology Entrance Exam, CUCET Entrance Exam

Bharathiyar University Entrance Exam for Biotech

Christian Medical College (CMC, Vellore) Biotechnology Entrance Exam

Faculty of Life Sciences and Environment, Goa University Biotechnology Entrance Exam

Common Entrance Test For Biotech Course Admission at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

JNTU Msc Biotech Entrance Exam

Himachal Pradesh University M.Sc Biotechnology Entrance Exam

Osmania University Hyderabad M.Sc Biotechnology Entrance Exam

Kurukshetra University Biotechnology Entrance Exam

MS University of Baroda Biotechnology Entrance Exam

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Most of the questions were very lengthy and of course required more time for reading.

Practicing lengthy questions helps us but when most questions are lengthy the time management was difficult.

Dear Aspirant,

A 6 band indicates competent English. It implies that you are good at English but you perform good in the situations you know well, while in other situations which are unfamiliar or specialised, you face difficulty. So, that means you are eligible but it depends upon the job you are applying for or the university you are applying for. But your scores are pretty good for the same.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello,

The neet cutoff in Delhi is very high and last year it was:

561-RML college and hospital

489- LHMC

171-UCMS

32-MAMC

157-VMMC

These are cutoffs based on rank of state counselling. A score above 600 is safe to get a college in Delhi. However it depends on number of students writing the exam, difficulty level of the paper. AIATS is more difficult than generic neet papers and most students get better marks in NEET. However, work hard and improve your score to 570+ as you still have time.

All the best!

Hello Mahesh Chouhan,

If you want to continue your study ,in which flatform you are interested you are supposed to go in that way , and you are eligible for all exams expect some exams which are  having very less age limit.As there is no problem in future for you to continue your study's .

Hope this helps you..

Hi Abhijit,

In the Comprehension section, you will get a passage. On the basis of that passage, you will have to answer the questions which will be provided. for this, you need to read the passage carefully. You need to have a good grasp on the English language. You need to read more written materials in English to strengthen your grasp on the language. You can also practice on similar passages which are available online.

Dear student

This is a normal approach. Many students apply in schools as private candidates and meanwhile do coaching for competitive exams. You can apply for neet. There's no problem in this. In your application form you can fill the name of your school and there's an option to apply even if your results are not out for class 12th. You can update your marks after the results. But see that you fulfill all the eligibility criteria. Go for it.

All the best.