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Here are some expert suggestions for section-by-section books to aid you in your XAT entrance exam preparation:
1. Decision Making: You can use RK Jha's Jabbing the XAT or Arihant Publications' Analytical and Logical Reasoning to prepare for this section.
2. Verbal and logical ability: In addition to editorial reading, you can pick from the following texts: Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis, High School English Grammar by Wren & Martin, and Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension by Ajay Singh.
3. Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation: For this section, you can consult the books Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by RS Aggarwal and How to Prepare for Data Interpretation by Arun Sharma.
4. General Awareness: This is the easiest section of the XAT paper. Static GK can be prepared using either the Manorama Year Book or the Competition Success Review Year Book. To keep up with important events, you can read the newspaper, any annual or monthly Current Affairs magazine, or simply any Current Affairs publication.

Yes, NRI students can apply for non-CAP seats in Maharashtra Common Entrance Test 2023 without having to appear for Maharashtra Common Entrance Test. Eligibility Criteria for Foreign National, Foreign students, PIO, Children of Indian workers in the Gulf countries, and Children of NRI:
The students must have passed the 10+2 exam of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, or an equivalent examination, with English Physics Chemistry and Math as subjects. The students must also obtain a min of 50 percent, or 150 points out of 300, in the subjects Physics Chemistry and Math combined. Important Factors for NRI Students:
If you are an NRI student, then you are eligible to apply for admission to unaided private engineering colleges and institutes. For the NRI students, there is only a limited amount of scheduled intake capacity. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha MHT CET exam page. I hope this will help you.

There are five sections to the MAT syllabus. The section-wise syllabus of the MAT exam is as follows:
1. Intelligence and critical reasoning: This section checks the analytical and cognitive skills and includes topics like "visual reasoning, " "blood relations, " "column graphs, " "numerical grids, " "calendars, " "pie charts, " "arguments, " and so on.
2. Language Comprehension: The syllabus consist of basic grammar topics, Antonyms & Synonyms, Parts of Speech, Para Jumbles, Idioms, Phrases etc.
3. Data Analysis and Sufficiency: The topics in this section are bar diagrams, pie charts, graphs, data analysis and comparison, charts, and venn diagrams.
4. Indian and Global Environments: In this section, topics like company punchlines, social issues, finance, international organizations, Current Affairs books, and authors are discussed.
5. Mathematical Skills: The syllabus of this section includes elementary mathematics, the Number System complex numbers, sequences, series, Triangles set theory, and geometry.

It is difficult to prepare for all MBA entrance exams with one book due to different exam patterns. Also, since there are multiple sections in each exam, one book might not be able to cover the complete syllabus of these entrance exams. However, there are certain section-wise books that can be referred to for different MBA exams. These are:
1. Arun Sharma or R. S. Agrawal for quantitative aptitude
2. Nisiht Sinha or Pearson for data interpretation and logical reasoning
3. Arun Sharma or Odisha Publication for Verbal Ability
4. For logical reasoning books by Arun Sharma or Nishit K. Sinha
You can choose any of these books to prepare for the exam according to the syllabus.

Yes, Diploma holders are eligible for MHT CET to get admission into the first year or lateral entry of engineering courses. MHT CET Eligibility Criteria for Bachelor of Technology course: Candidates must have passed the HSC (10+2) or equivalent exam with Physics and Math as compulsory subjects with any one of the subjects Chemistry Biotechnology, Biology Technical, Computer Science, IT, Agriculture, Engineering Graphics, Business Studies, Technical Vocational subject or Passed Diploma in Engineering and Technology. Students must have secured a min of 45 percent marks for the General Category and the min mark for the Schedule Tribe, Schedule Caste, and Persons with Disabilitystudents belonging to Maharashtra State only 40 percent marks. Or Students must have passed the Diploma in Engineering and Technology with at least 45 percent aggregate marks for the General category and at least 40 percent aggregate marks for Schedule Tribe, Schedule Caste, and Persons with Disability belonging to Maharashtra State only. Or Students must have passed B.Sc. Degree from a recognised university with at least 45 percent aggregate marks for the General category and at least 40 percent aggregate marks for Schedule Tribe, Schedule Caste, and Persons with Disability categories belonging to Maharashtra State only. These students should have passed the 10+2 with Math as a subject. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha MHT CET Exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/mht-cet-exam). I hope this will help you.

You must choose your study materials in accordance with the MAT exam syllabus. Here are some section-by-section book suggestions from professionals to aid in your MAT entrance exam preparation:
1. The majority of students favor Arun Sharma's book for this section on data analysis and sufficiency. It can be substituted with a number of other books, including Nishit K. Sinha's DI book, Odisha Experts, and Ananta Ashisha's books.
2. You can choose a verbal ability book from Odisha Publications, Gautam Puri, or Bharat Patodi to prepare for language comprehension. You must regularly read the newspaper in order to pass this section of the MAT.
3. The Quantitative Aptitude book by RS Aggarwal, Arun Sharma, or Dinesh Khattar is an option for the section on mathematical skills.
4. To prepare the Intelligence and Critical Reasoning Section, you should read up on reasoning topics like family trees in any reputable book on logical reasoning. You can choose between RS Aggarwal, Gajendra Kumar, or Arun Sharma.

Yes, you can join ISRO without JEE Exam because you need to first have a BE or B.Tech or equivalent qualifying degree. ISRO conducts its written exam first which you can only apply if you meet the academic qualification: Students must have qualified B.E/B.Tech with a minimum of 65 percent. Indian Space Research organisation offers jobs for only specific branches. Some of them are Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, etc. You need a degree from any good and a reputed college is also sufficient. Candidates pursuing B.Sc. Courses can also be eligible, right after they complete their Master's in the fields of Agriculture, Mathematics, etc. For direct recruitment in ISRO, candidates need to require a GATE scorecard. Students who score well in the GATE exam are direct selected by the Indian Space Research organisation. However, the crowd gets reduced further because there is one final test given by the Indian Space Research organisation itself which tests the intellect and knowledge of the candidates applying, From them, few are selected for jobs, internships, or even training in the Indian Space Research organisation. I hope this will help you.

The Management Aptitude Test MAT is conducted for admission to more than 800 colleges. Based on the analysis of previous year's question papers, the following are some of the important topics for MAT preparation:
1. Mathematical Skills Section: The important topics include number systems, averages, percentages, Algebra ratios, time and work, speed, geometry, venn diagrams, time and distance, and profit and loss.
2. Data Analysis and Sufficiency: In this section, important topics are charts, line X-Y graphs, data comparison, and caselet-based data.
3. Intelligence and critical reasoning Section: Some important topics in this section include syllogisms, direction, blood relations, statement assumptions, conclusions, arrangement, coding and decoding, and arguments.
4. Language Comprehension: For this section, vocabulary and basic grammar are very important. The topic includes one-word substitution, antonyms and synonyms, and comprehension.

Eligibility Criteria for Scientist/Engineer 'SC' Post:
1- For Electronics: BE/B.Tech or equivalent in Electronics Engineering in first division with an aggregate min of 65% marks or CGPA 6.84 on a scale of 10.
2- For Mechanical: BE/B.Tech or equivalent in Electronics Engineering in First Class with an aggregate min of 65% marks or CGPA 6.84 on a scale of 10.
3- For Computer Science: BE/B.Tech or equivalent in Computer Science Engineering in First Class with an aggregate min of 65 percent marks or CGPA 6.84 on a scale of 10.
4- For Civil: BE/B.Tech or equivalent in Civil Engineering in First Class with an aggregate min of 65 percent marks or CGPA of 6.84 on a scale of 10.
5- For Electrical: BE/B.Tech or equivalent in Electrical Engineering in First Class with an aggregate min of 65 percent marks or CGPA 6.84 on a scale of 10.
6- For Refrigeration & AC: B.Tech or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering with Air Conditioning & Refrigeration or allied subjects as electives or as a core subject in any of the semesters, in First Class with an aggregate min of 65% marks or CGPA 6.84 on a scale of 10.
7- For Architecture: Bachelor's degree in Architecture in First Class with an aggregate min of 65 percent or CGPA 6.84 on a scale of 10 and registration with the Council of Architecture. Eligibility criteria for Junior Research Fellow:
1- For Position No. 1 to 6: M.E. , M.Tech. , or M.Sc. Or an equivalent postgraduate degree in first class with an aggregate minimum of 60% or CGPA/CPI grading of 6.5 on a 10-point scale, with a pre-eligibility ISRO qualification of B.E. , B.Tech. , or B.Sc. (engineering. ). Or an equivalent qualification with an aggregate minimum of 65% or CGPA/CGPI grading of 6.84 on a 10-point scale. Only candidates who have passed the NET or equivalent examinations are eligible to apply.
2- For Position No. 7 to 10: M.Sc. Or an equivalent degree in first class with an aggregate minimum of 65% average of all semesters or 6.5 CGPA/CPI grading on a 10-point scale. Only candidates who have passed the NET or equivalent examinations are eligible to apply. Age Limit: The maximum ISRO age limit is 28 years as of February 2, 2023, but it is relaxable for up to 5 years in the case of SC/ST candidates and 3 years in the case of OBC candidates. I hope this will help you.

For studying for the KMAT exam, there is no one best book. You must choose your study materials in accordance with the KMAT exam syllabus. Here are some section-by-section book suggestions from professionals to assist you in preparing for the KMAT entrance exam:
1. You must regularly read the newspaper in order to do well on the KMAT's verbal ability and reading comprehension sections. Additionally, you can choose a verbal aptitude book from Norman Lewis' Word Power Made Easy, Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay's Sharma and Upadhyay, or Wren and Martin's Wren and Martin.
2. You can choose from Nishit Sinha's, Arun Sharma's, or Abhijit Guha's quantitative aptitude for the section on quantitative ability.
3. You should study topics in any reputable book on logical reasoning in order to prepare for the section on logical reasoning. You can choose between Peeyush Bharadwaj, RS Aggarwal, and Arun Sharma.

You should select books to prepare for the SNAP exam based on its syllabus. According to experts, the following are some section-wise book suggestions to prepare for the SNAP test:
1. General English Section: This section can cover material from any well-known book on verbal ability, such as syllogisms, one-word substitutions, grammar, and so forth. Some of the well-known writers are Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay; Nishit K. Sinha; and Wren and Martin.
2. Quantitative Aptitude data interpretation, and data sufficiency Section: For this section, you can use topic-wise reference materials by Arun Sharma, Michael Pearson, and Nishit K. Sinha.
3. Analytical and Logical Reasoning: To prepare for this section, you can refer to RS Aggarwal's reasoning book in addition to Arun Sharma and Nishit K. Sinha's reasoning books for CAT.

If you are interested in space Science. To become a scientist, the best option is to go for aerospace engineering as the first choice of graduation course. Moreover, you can do Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Agriculture Engineering, Geophysics, etc. After all not all scientists observe space, some work on building up and controlling rockets and rovers too. So, plenty of choices are there but you should make sure that you score at least 65 percent to 75 percent marks in graduation to be able to get a job at the Indian Space Research organisation.

1- Age criteria for Scientist/Engineer 'SC' post:
The maximum age for the general category candidates should not exceed 35 years as of October 14, 2023. But, for the OBC category candidates are 38 Years and for the SC, ST candidates are 40 years.
2- Age criteria for Junior Research Fellow:
The maximum Indian Space Research organisation age limit is 28 years as on February 2, 2023, but for the OBC category candidates are 31 Years and for the SC, ST candidates are 33 years.
3- Age criteria for Trainee Technician Apprentice:
The maximum age for the general category candidates should not exceed 30 years as of December 29, 2023. But, for the OBC category candidates are 33 Years and for the SC, ST candidates are 35 years.
4- Age criteria for Controller:
The maximum ISRO age limit for appointment by deputation shall not exceed 56 years as of the closing date of receipt of applications.
5- Age criteria for Assistant and Upper Division Clerk:
26 years as of Jul 31, 2023, for the students belonging to the open category, 31 years for the SC or ST candidates, and 29 years for the OBC candidates. Central Government servants, Ex-Servicemen, PWD, Widows, Divorced women, women judicially separated from their husbands, and who are not remarried, and Meritorious Sportspersons are eligible for age relaxation as per GOI orders.
6- Age criteria for Administrative Officer, Account Officer, and Purchase and Stores Officer:
35 years for the general category and 40 years for SC & ST candidates. Serving government. Employees, Ex-Servicemen; PWD, and meritorious Sportspersons are eligible for age relaxation as per GoI orders.
7- Age criteria for Pharmacist :
Students should be between 18 to 35 years old to be eligible for the Indian Space Research organisation 2023 Pharmacist post.