MTG Foundation courses are designed to give competition edge to students. It not only gives base level learning but also prepare students for the competitive exam like NTSE/ NVS/KVPY/ BOARDS/ JEE/PETs/NEET/ NSO. Book comprises of detailed theory with illustrations as per NCERT syllabus and contains questions as per the latest syllabus of exams. Sections like competition window, Do you know? And Activity corner are designed to prepare students for competitive exams. A student can grab unique facts and extra information along with better understanding of concepts with these sections. Well-structured Concept Map gives quick overview of the entire chapter. A variety of MCQs (Level wise) and subjective questions (inclusive of VSA, SA, and LA) are given in the book for better question practice for exams. This book is designed to give real time experience of examination with Practice papers based on latest pattern for CBSE Boards, NEET and JEE respectively.
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NEET Examination dates has been announced and they are near to the shore. One must be accessible to all the information, tips and tricks to mark an excellence performance in exams. One must go through the exam pattern and complete syllabus for NEET. It extends with the following subjects; Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany & Zoology) of class 11 and 12.
With an expansive syllabus, it appears to be very unimaginable, yet on the off chance that you have an all-round organized examination plan, for cracking the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test 2021.
Some NEET Preparation tips 2021 are as underneath:
Tips for NEET Preparation
Get a thorough check at the latest syllabus
Create short notes for last minute revision
Attempt mock tests
Work upon previous years papers
Stay hydrated and rest properly
Set your timeline to complete a topic
One may find heap of books in the market for NEET preparation but the confusion is Which is the best book? Do a student find sufficient information from these books. Is it covering every corner of the syllabus?
Let’s have answers to all such queries.
As far as study material is concerned we suggest you to pick subject wise books and prepare for your weaker sections first. Here are some references of Best books for NEET preparation
Books for Preparation of NEET Physics
Conceptual learning is utmost important when one is seeking for preparing Physics. A better insight on the realm of formulas, equations is the ultimate need.
NCERT (Textbook) Physics – Class 11 & 12
MTG NCERT Exemplar problem solutions
MTG Objective NCERT at your Fingertips
Objective Physics by Pramod Agarwal (For practising problems in mechanics and rotational dynamics)
MTG Chapterwise Topicwise 33 Years NEET Physics
D. C. Pandey Objective Physics
Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma
MTG NEET Champion Physics
Books for Preparation of Chemistry
Chemistry is itself comprises of broad syllabus in the sections of Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry. Here is the list of best books for chemistry preparation.
NCERT (Textbook) Physics – Class 11 & 12
MTG NCERT Exemplar problem solutions
MTG Objective NCERT at your Fingertips
MTG NEET Chemistry
Organic Chemistry by O.P. Tandon
Objective Chemistry (Set of 3 Vols) (S.Dinesh & Co.)
Best books for NEET Biology
Biology comprises of major section of NEET examination. A total of 90 questions asked in the exam are from Biology
CBSE Boards is the widely accepted Board in India. There are more than 20000+ school that are affiliated to CBSE which includes Govt Schools, Kendriya Vidyalaya, JNVs, Private Schools and Tibetian Schools. Hence, in order to reduce the scope of rote learning and grooming students in all aspects, CBSE brings forth changes in the exam pattern from time to time.
CBSE Releases sample papers sometimes back. MTG Editorial Board analyse the CBSE Sample Papers 2021 and observed that there are some major changes in the pattern of questions. The observation of Team MTG was already shared.
The analysis emphasised that for the academic year 2020-21 CBSE has incorporated more Objective type/MCQ based questions which will focus on measuring critical thinking ability of students. The questions will be focusing on sharpening the problem-solving ability of students.
The new pattern of questions includes
Case study-based questions,
Passage based questions,
Assertion and Reason type questions.
In Case Study Based / Passage Based Questions
In Case Study based/ Passage based questions, students will be expected to answer questions after reading a given paragraph or a passage. These types of questions used to be more popular in English. Now, CBSE has added it is all subjects.
Assertion and Reason type question is just another way of checking the clarity of one’s concept. In these questions, firstly a statement is given under the heading ‘Assertion’(claim) and then below this another statement is given under the heading ‘Reason’(cause).
First of all, you have to check whether ‘Assertion’ is correct or not then you have to check whether the statement given under ‘Reason’ is correct or not. If yes, you have to check whether this statement is a correct logical explanation of what is asserted above.
On the basis of this, you have to mark your choice of answer.
Analytical Paragraph Writing
In English Language and Literature Class 10, CBSE has introduced a new topic called Analytical paragraph writing by academic year 2020-21.
MTG Score more Case Study Based Solved Examples Series for class 10 & 12 is specially designed to help student get familiar with solving these new patterns of questions for Science and Maths. Practising these questions will definitely help students to get an edge in their CBSE preparations.
Also, currently this is the only book available in the market which contains new questions based on the new pattern of questions (Case study/ Passage based, Assertion & Reason) as per the latest syllabus of CBSE for the academic year 2021.
Every student must keep these changes in mind in order to secure good marks in the board exams.
Class 10 Mathematics Standard board exam was successfully conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) today i.e.,12th March 2020. As this year CBSE has introduced major changes in Mathematics Standard subject and the subject has been divided into two categories i.e., Standard and Basic. This analysis is for Mathematics Standard for class 10 students. Over 18 lakh students appeared for the Mathematics paper this year. As per the data available approx.11 lakh of students appeared in Mathematics Standard. The exam was started at 10:30 AM and continued till 1:30 PM. The examination was conducted smoothly by CBSE without any interruption.
Examination Pattern & Marking Scheme
CBSE Class 10 Mathematic Standard paper consisted of four sections viz. A, B, C and D which contained 30 questions of total 80 marks.
Scheme of Choices:
All sections were compulsory, and students needed to attempt all the sections. There was no overall choice in the question paper. However, an internal choice was provided in three questions of 3 marks each and three questions of 4 marks each. Students will have to attempt only one of the alternatives in all such questions.
Feedback of the students
CBSE Class 10 Mathematic Standard paper was a good start for students this year. Most of the students who appeared for the exam were found satisfied with the exam paper. Check out the few points from the feedback of the students.
The paper was easy in both length and difficulty.
Section D was a bit tough in the whole paper.
The paper was straight from NCERT book.
The paper was easier than last year.
Many questions were almost similar to those asked in previous years.
All the questions in the paper were asked from the latest CBSE 10th Mathematics syllabus.
80% Questions were from MTG’s CBSE Champion-Mathematics
MTG experts believe that the paper was very easy and scoring for those students who have referred to MTG’sCBSE Champion Mathematics. It is noticed that about 80% questions in the paper were same or similar from the book. Here are the details, check them out!
The overall analysis generates a great importance of MTG’sCBSE Champion this year. Those who have not yet purchased the books, you still have time for other Exams. As per CBSE Date Sheet 2020, the Mathematic Basic exam for Class 10 students was also scheduled on the same date March 12, 2020. Make your CBSE Class 10 Board a Success Story. After all, Class 10 is the first milestone to a great future ahead. Keep this in mind that the marks obtained in this examination stays with you forever.
You should prepare with utmost seriousness for this examination to score the best of marks. Prepare with the best resources of this period provided by MTG publications.
Class 12 Chemistry board exam was successfully conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on 7th March 2020. After holding the Physics exam on March 2, 2020, students have got enough time to prepare for the exam as the exam was held after a gap of 4 days. The exam was started at 10:30 AM and continued till 1:30 PM. The examination was conducted smoothly by CBSE without any interruption.
Examination Pattern & Marking Scheme
CBSE Class 12 Chemistry paper consisted of four sections viz. A, B, C and D which consisted of 37 questions of total 70 marks that had to be solved within 3 hours of time duration. Here is the format of the question paper.
Scheme of Choices:
All sections were compulsory, and students needed to attempt all the sections. An internal choice was given in two questions of 2 marks, two questions of 3 marks and all the three questions of 5 marks weightage. Students needed to attempt only one of the choices in these questions.
Feedback of the students
CBSE Class 12 Chemistry Board Exam this year appeared balanced for students. Most of the students who appeared for the exam were satisfied with the exam paper. Check out of the few points shortlisted from students’ feedback:
The paper was easy in both length and difficulty.
Questions from the Organic part were medium level.
Few questions from p-block elements, d and f-block elements and a few numerical based questions were slightly tricky.
Most of the questions were based directly from NCERT.
All the questions in the paper were asked from the latest CBSE 12th Chemistry syllabus.
More than 50% questions were found same or similar type from MTG’s CBSE Champion Chemistry
Those who have referred to MTG’s CBSE Champion Chemistry must had a great day! You do not believe that this year more than 85% questions in the paper were same or similar from the book. But it is true! Check details here:
The overall analysis generates a great importance of MTG’sCBSE Champion this year. Those who have not yet purchased the books, you still have time for other Exams. Make your CBSE Board a Success Story, Prepare from MTG’s CBSE Champion Series. The best resources of this period provided by MTG publications.
Class 12 Physics board exam was successfully conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on 2nd March 2020. The exam was started at 10:30 AM and continued till 1:30 PM. The examination was conducted smoothly by CBSE without any undesirable incidents. A complete analysis and review of the CBSE Class 12 Physics paper is given below.
Examination Pattern & Marking Scheme
CBSE Class 12 Physics paper consisted of four sections viz. A, B, C and D which contained 37 questions of total 70 marks that had to be solved within 3 hours of time duration. Section wise detailed pattern of questions are given below:
Scheme of Choices:
All sections were compulsory, and students needed to attempt all the sections. There was no overall choice in the question paper however internal choices were present in some questions in every section. Besides general instructions, separate instructions were provided in some sections and questions.
Feedback of the students
CBSE Class 12 Physics Board Exam made a balanced way for students this year. Students found Class 12 Physics paper quite challenging and came up with many mixed responses. Read the feedback of students over the Physics CBSE Board 2020 Exam:
The paper was a bit lengthy and moderate in difficulty level.
There were more numerical and application based questions in the question paper.
The paper was tricky as some questions were not asked in direct form, especially in sections B, C and D.
The paper was more conceptual and application based than theoretical.
Most of the questions were based directly from NCERT.
All the questions in the paper were asked from the latest CBSE Class 12 Physics syllabus.
MTG experts believe that, those students who have referred to MTG’sCBSE Champion Physics can score very well in the paper. It is noticed that more than 85% questions in the paper were same or similar from the book. In the following table you will get to know which question of Class 12 Physics paper being asked from which page of CBSE Champion Physics book.
The overall analysis generates a great importance of MTG’sCBSE Champion this year. Those who have not yet purchased the books, you still have time for other Exams. Make your CBSE Board examinations a Success Story, Prepare from MTG’s CBSE Champion Series. The best resources of this period provided by MTG publications.
An Important Update! We all are aware about the Delhi riots which started from 23rd Feb 2020 affected northeast area of Delhi State. Looking at the intensity of the riots and for the safety and security of the students many schools postponed the final exams for primary classes.
Being a responsible educational institution of the country CBSE also postponed the board exams of The candidates of affected areas of Delhi State. As board exam could not be conducted for dates 26th Feb – 29th Feb 2020, all the regular students need to contact their respective schools on or before 14th March 2020 for further dates. Those students who are registered as private students need to contact their regional office on or before 14th Mar 2020.
As per CBSE Board the exams for class 12 begin on 31st March 2020 and conclude on 14th April 2020 while exams for class 10 will begin on 21st March 2020 and conclude on 30th Mar 2020. Check the revised date sheets for Class 10 and Class 12.
At the same time there is a big relief that from 2nd March onward exams will be conducted as per previous (original) date sheet. It means exams from 26th Feb 2020 – 29th Feb 2020 are only postponed to future date. This decision is taken considering the students prospects for admission processes to undergraduate.
We hope the information will help you plan your study better so that you can clear your board exams with flying colors.
“Doing the best at this moment puts you in the best place for the next moment.” -Oprah Winfrey
This article is specially to encourage students to prepare more and more. This is to make them aware with the value of preparation. This article also focuses what strategies one should follow before and during the exam and get better results. There are many students who toil for years but are not able to crack the examination. The reason is they lack in effective techniques to solve problems quickly on the examination day. Here we have come up with the best possible approach that you can adopt for solving difficult problems in JEE and NEET. So, read the article carefully on how to solve difficult problems during your exam day if you want to turn your potential into success!
Analyze the Problem
It is very important that as soon as you get the question paper, you must quickly glance through the entire paper and assess the overall difficulty level of the questions. If you find any problem which is very difficult to solve, re-read it and write down all possible points and conditions hidden in the texts of the problem. Because, many times the actual context of the problem is only understood after writing down all the information given in the problem. This is because visual thinking is easier than mental thinking. So, your first step should be to analyze the problem and noting down all the possible points and conditions given in it.
Many candidates also find it difficult to solve Physics problems. To help candidates to solve Physics problems easily, we have provided some recommended ways to tackle Physics problems in our previous article.
Learn the Formulas
After noting down the information, the second step is to try different formulae and methods for solving the problem. You can solve the difficult problems of Physics, Chemistry and Maths quickly only if you have all the formulas on your fingertips. Thus, in order to solve the equations of these three subjects easily and quickly you must work hard on the formulas from the very beginning and make sure you are thorough with them. You should understand the formulas and know for which particular problem what formula to be applied. We recommend MTG’s NEET Guide and JEE Main Guide as these books help you prepare best for the exam. The chapters in these books are supported by comprehensive theory, formulas, shortcut tricks, ample exercises, concise flowchart and tabulated information, self-explanatory diagrams and a lot more. These are very valuable resources for the preparation of JEE and NEET exams.
Take help from alternative methods
There are always various ways of solving MCQs quickly. If you are unable to solve some questions with repeated attempts, then you can use some alternative methods to solve them. We have provided some hacks to make intelligent guess in MCQs in our previous article. These smart hacks will help you narrow down your options and come up with the best possible answer.
Keep a tab on time
One mistake that most students make is that they take a lot of time to solve the first few questions and then rush through the paper. It is always suggested to keep a tab on time from the beginning itself so that you do not have to rush through the paper after a certain point. You should learn how to efficiently manage your time during the given duration of the exam. You are advised to solve MCQs from Online Mock Test Series for JEE and NEET. This way you will be able to manage your time efficiently and avoid panic situation in exam.
Get Authentic, Explained and Accurate Source of JEE Main Question Papers
Solve previous years’ papers
Practice as much problems as you can before the exams. It is only through practice that you can get a fair idea about the way the problems are asked in the exams and also help you manage your time efficiently during the exam. You are advised to solve previous years’ question papers of JEE and NEET before sitting for the actual examination.
We hope that the above information will be helpful for you to solve difficult problems in JEE and NEET 2020 exam. Believe in yourself and stay confident! We are sure you will come out with flying colors.
Good News! Students who are appearing for class 12th board exams have reason to smile with joy because their struggle of choosing their favorite subjects in their preferred institutes came to an end. CBSE has prepared a fabulous booklet which consist of 122 pages with 113 areas of interest in which students can get higher education.
Board taken into the consideration that students should find it simple and easy to understand. Each area of interest has four sections viz. Introduction, Eligibility, Courses, Institutes/University.
The Introduction section has overview of what the subject is all about.
Eligibility section explains the minimum qualification with specific requirements of subjects and scores in 12th standard and if students have to appear in any entrance exam to get the admission on that course.
Under the Courses section it is mentioned that what all graduate, postgraduate, Ph.D., certificate or diploma courses are available.
There is an Institutes/University section which has list of all the educational institutes which offer that particular course.
There is no doubt that this booklet will be a great help for students while choosing the courses and institutes. We all know how students struggle in gathering all this information and comparing various courses and institute. This booklet will save their time and help them take the best decision. Here is the link to the booklet:
Not only this, it will help students to target the specific institute which offer their preferred subjects. CBSE tried to ease the process of admission for students in their preferred colleges. This proves that board not only concerned about the students taking exams but also for all those students who are planning to choose the best career option after their school, graduation or post-graduation.
We all gone through the phase and we understand how this will help students. Deciding which career to choose is very hard and choosing the right course and institute is even harder. In this process we have also jotted down some points which will help you choose the right career for you. Let’s check them all.
Always choose the subject which you find interesting.
The career you choose should motivate until your retirement.
It is very important that one should choose the career matching once personality and lifestyle.
One should choose a career which has potential to achieve long-term goals.
We hope the above-mentioned points help you choosing the best career option for you. The right decision now will make a great future for you.
“Find out what you like doing best, and get someone to pay you for doing it.” –Katharine Whitehorn
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