Dear Aspirant,

Whether you get admission in these colleges or not depends on your CUET score and 12th score. Even if your 12th score is not that good, you can work hard and get good marks in CUET to increase your chances of getting in the top colleges of DU.

Hello,

If you're asking this question specifically in regards to any entrance exam, then stick to the syllabus which will precisely describe what to read and what to skip, the editorials part of The Hindu is very important from the point of view of any exam, in fact in quite a few exams in recent times in English sections, RCs from the Hindu were directly taken, other than this this also build up your vocabulary, say for instance you're preparing for UPSC, then focus on editorials, government schemes, economics, science and technology news etc, in banking the focus should be more on business, banking related news, also it's good you follow another business newspaper along with The Hindu, stay from news that involves politics, local news that hold no relevance, once you read the headlines you can easily get to know if it's relevant to your preparation, after all it does take enough time, and practice after which you can only increase your speed of reading especially if I talk about the editorials part which are written by prolific writers, and involve vocabulary that are not used normal day to day life,

Hello,

In case your query is specifically for UPSC, then editorials are major important regarding this, at the same time focus on government schemes and bills, news related to environment, economy, news of national and international importance, social issues, court rulings, constituent amendments etc, go through the syllabus in detailed manner, this is essential as you need to know what are th topics you're required to read and what to skip such as news related to sports, movies, politics etc, you can try to relate the dynamic portion with that of static one, for example an impact of recent government scheme socially, economically, or even otherwise, a holistic approach so to speak, that you are viewing a certain situation/impact socially, economically, geographically, this is more efficient when you will try to write your mains answer, see you can either go for making notes in register, the spiral one works best, also you can use stick notes, as in divide the major topics, and write notes accordingly, else if you don't want to go for hand notes, you can try digital ones through one note, evernote etc. always remember that your notes should be in your own words, don't copy everything line by line, try to write in your own words, because at the time of revision you will find it lot more easier, in case you're struggling regarding this, what you can do is watch few YouTube sessions of The HIndu Analysis by some great educators, even if you watch for few days in consistent manner, you will get to know how to go about this.

Hello,

Just read the headlines on the first page of the newspaper.

The same goes with the pages from 2 to 6.

Page 7 is most important as it covers all the present-day national issues that are important for you. So, read it thoroughly.

Page 8 consists of an editorial, read it thoroughly.

Page 9 consists of the view and opinions of people about national issues. So, this is also important for you.

Page 12 consists of more parts that are necessary for CLAT preparation.

Page 13 to 14 deals with trends and issues connected with monetary.

This much is only important for you. All the best.

Thank you.

Hello aspirant,

For the exam of CLAT, generally, most questions were divided into different categories, viz., sports news, legal news, entertainment, literature, books, Chief Ministers, and etc. These are the most asked questions in the previous CLAT question paper in the section of current affairs. Firstly read all the head lines in the news paper. Next refer those sections, which you feel important. Read the whole section under that headline. Refer to those headlines where, specific awards, or books, or schemes - implemented states, their capitals. Later on, study the editorials keenly. Many people ask you study them, because they write an excellent vocabulary, through which many questions were asked regarding them in the English section of CLAT paper. As well as, you will also know the current situations. So, have a glance at it daily. Brief the newspaper, and make notes of important news in it. This helps you to cover the syllabus in a little time, before the exam. Out of all, do follow the most important news, it is mandatory to do it, cause several questions from different ways will be asked in the same current trending topics. example: When I gave the CLAT, I was asked nearly 3 questions from the topic 'elections' itself. You know the value of marks in the exam! So, its better to be on safe side.

hope this helps you,

Good Luck, Thank you :)

Hello.

First of all I want to say that you are just 22 , and are too young. You have a lot of time to do stuff. Please do not lose hope. If you feel your English is weak then take up some English language course. You can also watch videos available on YouTube that can help you with your English knowledge. GA is a very new subject for many people but reading it and studying it can make it easy for you. If you have patience.

The Hindu is suggested newspaper for all competitive exams but the language is difficult to understand even by people with good English knowledge. So do not worry about it. First start working on your English reading and writing skills and it'll become easy for you. In the meantime you can read a hindi newspaper for general knowledge.

Do not lose hope. A young kid like you has a lot of time and can achieve great things in life. You will achieve success in life just have a little patience and keep on working on your goals.

Hello Student

Is the Hindu's vocab help in different government competitive examinations for admission in Management courses and SBI PO, IBPS PO, CAT, CMAT, NMAT, SSC, CGL, CHL IBPS RRB and state level examinations. The vocabulary play an important role in those examinations. The Hindu newspaper group is going to publish the 10 Important The Hindu Vocabulary for CAT SBI PO IBPS PO day 37 book with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and it's implication within a sentence is clearly shown in this book.

Hello Dear,

The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a national level entrance test which is conducted every year for admission candidates in 21 National Law Universities for postgraduate and undergraduate programs in India. You can join any of the app related to any CLAT coaching like Unacademy, Career Launcher in their app there is a section of daily current affairs so you can read the news ppaer from there. There is another option if you have paper then you can read it in a particular manner. You can read these pages accordingly:

Page 1: Do not waste much time on this page. Just skim through the news headlines.

Page 7: This page carries essential information related to the nation. Read the Supreme Court & High Court verdicts, Parliamentary debates, Government orders, etc. carefully.

Page 8 (Usually Editorial Page): This page carries the most critical information for CLAT preparation. Read the two 'Editorials' given on the left margin carefully and then move to the 'Lead' article to gain a complete analysis of the current issues.

Page 10 to Sports and Life Page: Read the headlines and learn about the major sports events.

Page 12 (World News): This page consists of international news. Just get a quick overview of the page and pay attention only to the significant happenings.

Pages 13-14 (Business): These pages are essential to read the Fiscal and Monetary policy. Students must pay attention to socio-economic issues related to women, education or health.

Hope this helps!

Good Luck

Dear aspirant,

For bank exam you should have the grip for the mathematics part and yes you should read newspaper in hindi to clear the sss exam for the bank

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Hi Viashal Kumawat,

As per your percentage and previous year cutoff, the branches you get in Hindu College are:

• B.Sc. in Physical Sciences (Electronics)
• B.A. (Hons.) in Philosophy
• B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit
• B.A. (Hons.) in Hindi

Also, cutoff change every year depending upon the result of 12th standard.

To know more about your chances of getting other colleges check out the DU predictor link below:

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor