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Hi Gaurang,
As Shiksha is an Education portal which gives unbiased guidance to the students, it would be unfair on my part to give my personal opinion about a particular Institute. However, JRE Group of Institution provides a PGDM programme which is AICTE approved. I would like to add here that there are several other important things which you should keep in mind while choosing the institute such as: the course curriculum and the study material, the infrastructure, the faculty (their educational background), the placement, last but not least Institutes reputation in the job market for which you should visit the institute and try and talk to the current batch students and get few of the alumnae contacts as well. This will give you a real picture about the institute.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi,
As per your query, you can set a proper learning plan for the test. Equal importance must be given for all subjects. Revision should be done frequently for attaining better result. It is advisable to go for mock tests regularly. This will help one to find out the mistakes. It is good to go through the last year question papers.
Model question papers of the preceding years can be got from all leading book stores. Sometimes, guide books one buy will contain a few question papers. Besides this, one can always search the internet and download question papers. Numerous sites will provide one with these papers.
For your help, I may suggest you with:-
Balancing all the Sections of Aptitude Test
You should identify the weightage of each sections and sub-sections and allocate the time keeping your strengths in mind.
Maths Vs English
You should invest sufficient time in improving, strengthening your vocabulary and reading skills from the beginning. Having good command in Vocabulary and Grammar will help you score more marks in less time.
GK -- the deciding factor
A good understanding of the economy, current affairs and who's who of business world coupled with knowledge on history & sports will help deliver a high score. This can help you win the day even if other questions are tough.
Reasoning -- make the most of it
Reasoning section comprises Analytical, Logical, Verbal and Non-verbal Reasoning. Together it contributes approximately 30 percent of the total questions. It is very imperative for you to excel in all sub-sections of reasoning. Besides knowing different formats of questions in reasoning, you should practice it thoroughly in order to get it right in the first attempt.
Just be relaxed and calm. Follow a study plan without any failure. Do your best.
Feel free to revert, in case it helps, appraise by liking or marking as best.
Good Luck.

Hi Arjun, India holds a UPSC examination every year and on the basis of this examination a number of IAS, IPS, IFS officers are recruited.
The civil services examination is conducted every year in the month of May and June and its main exam is in the month of December. The notification for this exam comes out in the month of January end.
To crack the exam, the preparation requires the right approach along with the right study materials and strategy. The preparation requires focused study rather than plain hard work.
You can read guide books like
General Studies Manual,
Indian Politics by Lakshmikanth,
Ancient History by D.D.Kausambi’s,
R.S.Agarwal [Arithmetic],
Wren & Martin [English Grammar],
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation by Arun Sharma, etc.
You may even study journals and even watch television for important news reports. Reading English newspapers will also help the students to get a good hold on the English language. Always keep the syllabus and past five years question papers.
For preparation, I am sending you links of institutes and articles. Please go through it.
tinyurl.com/34exbg7
tinyurl.com/2w9yemx
Also, I would suggest you to visit the official website for detailed help regarding forms, syllabus, exam dates, etc.
www.upsc.gov.in/
The strategy for success must include: early, continuous, and serious preparation, starting right now.
For any further clarification do post your query, in case it resolves please close the thread by liking it or marking it as the best answer.
All the best!

Hi Shanti,
Corporate Communication / PR is a very good course and has a lot of demand in the professional market. PR requires more of personality and communication skills, one needs to get his or her work done. A PR is basically the face of the organization and is responsible for all the client meetings and getting business for the organization, so one has to be really convincing and of course PR pays "well".
For more info you may visit the below links:
tinyurl.com/2af6h9u
tinyurl.com/35wkwfe
(Simply copy paste the url in the address bar)
Few good institutes for PR are IIMC, MICA, XIC,etc.
For the list of more institutes, please refer to the below link, it might help:
tinyurl.com/2cfpuhe
(Simply copy paste the url in the address bar)
In the above link you can refine your search on the basis of your city preference.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
All The Best.!