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CAT is different to any other competitive exam out there. To succeed, you need to work smartly, and choosing the right coaching institute is the first step. When you talk about coaching institutes in Ghaziabad, there is one that is head and shoulders above the rest. That is TIME Vaishali and Ill tell you why.
1) Faculty - When you talk about best faculty in Ghaziabad or even NCR for that matter, the name of Mr. Ritesh Jain emerges instantly. Ritesh Jain is a leading career counselor frequently conducting Live Career Helpline on various National TV channels like Aaj Tak, Doordarshan, IBN7 and others. He also is an active part of MENSA, scoring more than 98 percentile globally in the IQ test conducted by MENSA. But, apart from being a genius, he is the most hardworking and dedicated professional that one might come across. He gives personalised doubt classes to students and also shares his email and Facebook ID with his students, so that they could reach out to him after coaching hours as well.
2) Personal Attention and Batch size - At TIME Vaishali, batch sizes are quite small as compared to other big coaching institutes. Hence, its easy for the faculty to focus on each student. Students can ask for doubt classes, extra classes, revision classes as many time as they like. The clarity of concepts is paramount for the faculty.
3) Study material - TIME is the biggest coaching institute in the country. It has a dedicated team of IIT and IIM alumni who rigorously go through previous year papers and modify the study material year in year out, so that the students do not need to look for any other source for practice.
4) Mocks and Sectional Tests - Being a TIME student automatically enrolls you into the biggest and the best Mock CAT series, AIMCAT. Every time student gets 25 AIMCATs that are conducted both in proctored and unproctored mode to build the student's temperament for the D-day. Every AIMCAT solution is posted in the Student's home page along with their all India percentile. This gives the student, an idea of his preparation. Apart from AIMCATs, more than 100 sectional tests are available on the student's home page, which can be accessed at any time. Sectional test are the best way to test and revise your concepts.

Hello Sunny,
JEE Mains and JEE Advanced cover the same subjects but they have a different difficulty level of questions. JEE Mains questions are straightly asked while the questions asked in JEE Advanced are very tricky.
For JEE Mains you must cover all the NCERT books for a stronger base. As concepts are very important for cracking JEE Advanced, you will have to build concepts strongly. For this you can refer the following books:
Following are the books:
1. Physical Chemistry by RC Mukherjee.
2. For Inorganic, you can go for Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J. D. Lee.
3 For Organic, you can go for one of the following books:
A. OP Tandon
B. Morrison and Boyd
C. Himanshu Pandey
For Mathematics:
RD Sharma for Objective questions (mandatory)
Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight
Calculus and Analytic Geometry by Thomas and Finney.
Coordinate Geometry by SL Loney
Trigonometry by SL Loney
For Physics
1. HC Verma (mandatory)
2. Optics, Modern Physics, Waves, and thermodynamics by D.C Pandey.
3. Cengage Publications Mechanics Volume - I & II
4. Cengage Publications Electromagnetism
Hope this will help you.
Best of luck.

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However, you being an Elementary teacher (JBT) makes you eligible to do the B Ed. You may be one with a BA Degree, but working in a recognized school, whose experience certificate will be approved by the University DDE.
The eligibility conditions for admission to B.Ed (2-year) course through distance mode will be as under:-
(i) Bachelor's/Master's degree from a recognized University with at least 50% marks in aggregate (47.5% in case of SC/ST/Blind/Physically Handicapped candidates) or 55% marks in case of BE/B.Tech (52.25% in case of SC/ST/Blind/Physically Handicapped candidates) as per directions of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India.
(ii) Trained in-service teachers in elementary education.
(iii) Candidates who have completed a NCTE recognized teacher education programme through face-to-face mode.
(iv) The reservation for SC/ST/OBC/PWD and other categories shall be as per the rules of Haryana Government.
(v) Only in service, teachers working in any Recognized Government/Aided/Private School/Educational
Institution are eligible:
NOTE: (i) The Teaching Experience Certificate will be accepted only on the prescribed proforma given at Annexure-
XIII in the Prospectus. In case a candidate has served in more than one Institution (with/without break),
he/she should use the photocopy of this proforma for submitting the teaching experience certificates for each institution of service.
(ii) The candidates seeking admission for B.Ed 1st year should ensure to submit proof of Teaching Experience in a school/other educational institutions duly certified by Headmaster/Principal on the prescribed format as per Annexure-XIII.
(iii) There will be no rounding off percentage of marks for determining the eligibility for admission to B.Ed course.
(iv) Admission dues to be paid only after confirmation of admission and on demand from the Directorate after finalization of the merit list for admission to B.Ed Part-1st.
(v) Candidates seeking admission for B.Ed Part-1st should bring their Origin.