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How do I prepare for the IIM Indore IPM Aptitude test and personal interview? What books should I refer to prepare for IPM-AT? What is the syllabus for the Aptitude Test?
Frankly, the preparation tips for the IIM Indore IPM Aptitude test and personal interview are best understood from a student who's been through the process recently, not a coaching instructor or institute.
The aptitude test to interview score ratio is 60:40. The study material for the course can't really help you much. Sharpen your math skills if they are lacking. It's a must because quant is a stress if your math skills aren't up to par. The computer provides you with a calculator, but it can only perform basic addition and subtraction. If you are proficient in English, verbal is simple. No point in opening the dictionary to figure out new words or trying to mug them up. Read the papers and any classic literature you can get your hands on. The rest would probably work out. The majority of the reading was at the CBSE level. Your reading speed is the only potential stumbling block. Reading newspapers will also help you if you are chosen for the interview. The term "electronic commerce" refers to the sale of electronic goods. Also, the break between the test and interview is a good time to brush up on your class 12 syllabus.
The one thing to remember is to never lie. They'll see right through you, and trouble may be on the way. Presentation is essential. Don't be scared to ask for a little time to ponder upon a question, but don't be overconfident.
The key is self-assurance. After all, the panelists and the test are only attempting to assess the breadth of your knowledge, your self-awareness, and the goals you wish to achieve. Don't compare yourself with others or think of the multitude of kids trying their luck too. You will succeed there if you are aware that IIM IPM is where your heart truly lies.
What is the syllabus for Allahabad University BA entrance exam?
There is no such official syllabus for Allahabad University BA entrance. You can follow Lucent General Knowledge, it covers most of the syllabus for subject tests, except for logic, Urdu, and Sanksrit. The questions asked in General Awareness, and General mental ability tests are simple. You will be able to solve these questions easily. For subject tests, the questions will be of intermediate level.
To get an insight into the examination pattern and previous year’s questions follow Arihant publication book for Allahabad University entrance test.
What is the syllabus for entrance exam for B.Com for Lucknow University?
I have a few friends from Lucknow University and according to them, for the entrance examination, it focuses more on the syllabus of your 11th and 12th commerce subjects mainly. There will be a total of 75 questions based on these subjects.
The topics covered in the examination are as follows.
- Business Studies,
- Accounts,
- Economics,
- Math, and
- Current Affairs.
Further, Current Affairs is not a particular subject but is all about what is happening all around you. It is just a basic knowledge of what is happening in the world around us and this constitutes about 25 questions of the test.
You can acquire books and study materials online for the LU entrance examination.
What is the syllabus for finance and marketing at IIM Ahmedabad?
There is no such specific syllabus for Finance and Marketing at IIM Ahmedabad. In the first year, IIM Ahmedabad courses for MBA are designed by the institute.
- There are a few Finance related courses such as Financial Markets, Financial Reporting, and Analysis, etc. Through these courses, you will learn the basics like how to read and make financial statements. They also teach advanced courses like Corporate Finance during the later terms.
- You will learn the basics of Marketing through Marketing I, II, and III during the first year of PGP.
In the second year of your PGP, you will have the freedom to choose the area and discipline that you want to study. There are many interesting electives on offer from both Finance and Marketing. There are courses on Trading, Insurance, Advanced Statistics, Artificial Intelligence and Marketing, Brand Management, Marketing Services, etc.
What is the CSE syllabus of B.Tech at IIT Bombay?
Computer Science Engineering (CSE) is an academic program that integrates the fields of Computer Engineering and Computer Science and is highly sought after by engineering students. The course covers a wide range of topics, but places emphasis on the fundamentals of computer programming and networking. Subjects covered in the course include computation, algorithms, programming languages, program design, computer software, computer hardware, and more.
Computer science engineers are involved in various aspects of computing, ranging from designing microprocessors, personal computers, and supercomputers, to circuit design and writing software that powers these devices.
The subjects covered in each semester of the Computer Science Engineering syllabus of BTech at IIT Bombay include:
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SEMESTER 1 |
SEMESTER 2 |
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Calculus |
Linear Algebra and Ordinary Differential Equations |
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Chemistry I |
Modern Physics |
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Introduction to computer programming |
Data Analysis and Interpretation |
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Economics |
Abstractions and Paradigms in Programming |
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Chemistry Lab |
Physics Lab |
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Workshop Practice |
Abstractions and Paradigms in Programming |
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Engineering Graphics and Drawing |
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SEMESTER 3 |
SEMESTER 4 |
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Numerical Analysis |
Environmental Studies |
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Introduction to Electrical and Electronic Circuits |
Automata Theory and Logic |
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Discrete Structures |
Design and Analysis of Algorithms |
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Data Structures and Algorithms |
Logic Design |
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Experimentation and Measurement Lab |
Software Systems Lab |
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Data Structures and Algorithms Lab |
Logic Design Lab |
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SEMESTER 5 |
SEMESTER 6 |
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Literature/Philosophy/Psychology/Sociology |
Artificial Intelligence |
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Computer Architecture |
Implementation of Programming Languages |
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Operating Systems |
Computer Networks |
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Database and Information Systems |
Artificial Intelligence Lab |
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Database and Information Systems Lab |
Implementation of Programming Languages Lab |
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Computer Architecture Lab |
Computer Networks Lab |
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Operating Systems Lab |
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SEMESTER 7 |
SEMESTER 8 |
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Elective 1 |
Elective 4 |
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Elective 2 |
Elective 5 |
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Elective 3 |
Elective 6 |
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Institute Elective 1 |
Institute Elective 2 |
To be eligible for a BTech in CSE, you must have passed the Class 12 exam from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as core subjects, and obtained a minimum aggregate of 60% in these subjects.
Which among IIIT jabalpur CSE, NIT Jamshedpur ECE, Kurukshetra ECE, NIT Raipur CSE, NIT Hamirpur ECE, NIT Jalandhar CSE colleges is best ?
The choice of the branch is more important than choosing the institute because it determines and shapes your career. If you are interested in working in a PSU or have an interest in Electronics, choose ECE but if you have no such inclinations choose CS, the most diverse field. There are two main differences between IIITs and NITs
- IIITs are relatively new and may not have a very extensive alumni network while NITs are aged old and have an elaborate network.
- NITs provide diverse specialization in various fields while IIITs only focus on Computer Science education.
Based on the placement scenario and the academics, here is the preference order I would suggest you follow while making your choice
NIT Jalandhar CSE>IIIT Jabalpur CSE>NIT Raipur CSE>NIT Kurukshetra ECE>NIT Hamirpur ECE> NIT Jamshedpur ECE
It's important to note that this preference order is not based on any official data and is based on my own opinion only.
How do I get a package of 30 lakhs in the field of marketing, post MBA from IIMA/B/C, FMS, MDI, SPJIMR, and IIFT?
While many may shed their philosophies on how getting a high package should not be your ultimate goal and stuff, I am here with a different opinion. When you are investing a huge amount of money it is only right to expect a greater monetary benefit and a better lifestyle. So I have mentioned some techniques that will help you land a package of 30 LPA specifically in the field of marketing post-MBA from IIM ABC, FMS, MDI, SPJIMR, and IIFT.
- The first thing you need to do is lower your expectations as no marketing placements offer a package higher than 25 LPA. These highest offers are made by top firms like Reckitt Benckiser, HUL, P&G, and Asian Paints.
- You need to figure out what you really are after, a good marketing role or a high-paying job. If you are after the latter I suggest you go for big consulting firms like Mc Kinsey, BCG, or investment banks that offer 30+ LPA.
- But if it is the marketing role you are after, then make sure your resume reflects your marketing enthusiasm. This will further increase your chances of selection.
- Performing well in the competitions conducted by your desired company is another way to get a high-paying job.
- If the Final Placements are your last resort then make sure you have a stable and excellent CGPA. Many companies consider this factor while shortlisting.
These points will help you get your dream job but cannot necessarily guarantee it. It all ultimately depends on your efforts and obviously your luck.
What is the difference between the syllabus of the BITSAT and the JEE?
Students preparing for BITSAT, need to study for two more sections, i.e. English and Logical Reasoning. Other than this, there is no such major difference between BITSAT and JEE syllabus.
If you are preparing for JEE Mains, the PCM section of BITSAT will be easier for you. You need to have good speed to score well in BITSAT.
Which programming languages are taught at IIT Bombay in the computer science branch? Is it difficult to learn?
Some programming languages taught at IIT Bombay year-wise are
- First year: One institute course on programming, in C++, simple assignments concerning file I/O, etc. One course on functional programming, in Scheme, assignments heavily based on recursion, tail-recursion, etc.
- Second year: Data structures course, in C++, assignments based on data structures of course, like a heap, binary search tree, linked list, etc.
- Third year: Operating systems, mainly C++, assignments related to Linux systems. Artificial intelligence.
- Fourth year: There aren’t any compulsory courses left and you can choose one based on your preference.
Basically, you'll be taught C++ and maybe one functional programming language. Most of the courses are not exactly about programming but do have some programming assignments that will also be in C++.
What should be preference order of IMT Ghaziabad courses- PGDM, PGDM marketing, PGDM finance, PGDM DCP, PGDM banking, insurance and financial services?
IMT Ghaziabad offers a variety of courses that cater to various specializations. These courses have been listed and explained in their order of preference
- PGDM Marketing/PGDM Full Time (Marketing): This is the most coveted program among IMT students mainly because today its alumni have acquired top positions in big firms. Other major reasons include top-notch faculty, great internship and placement opportunities in terms of role and CTC, IMT’s eligibility, and excellent performances in recognized marketing and strategy B Schools competitions.
- PGDM Finance/PGDM Full Time (Finance): This one is most suitable for aspirants who are interested in Finance. However, this program offers lesser opportunities than the Marketing program in terms of role and CTC.
- PGDM Full Time (Operations): This program offers opportunities similar to that of Finance. But the batch size of PGDM Operations is smaller than PGDM Finance, so it may be easier to secure an internship/final placement, but the opportunities come less compared to Finance.
- PGDM DCP: DCP or the Dual Country Program is for those who are keen to get international exposure. Compared to an MBA from a foreign university, this program is cheaper and yet offers an opportunity to explore a different culture and learn to make decisions in an international context. This is best suitable for those who are in the Marketing domain.
- PGDM Banking and Financial Services (PGDM-BFS): This program was launched in 2019 and is relatively newer. It targets the core Banking and Finance sector. While the MBA program aims to provide a holistic view of management, this program solely focuses on Banking and Finance.
- PGDM Full Time (HR): This is the least taken course and offers very less in terms of opportunities.
The courses have been arranged preference-wise so will make it easy for you to choose one.
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