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MIT World Peace University is a good option. However, let me tell you that before choosing any B-School, you should definitely take an in-depth information about the Faculty, Placement record, Companies visiting and the students studying there. In my opinion, MIT being a hub for different degrees, one must undergo management education from colleges that exclusively offer management or a Bachelor and a Master degree in management as I have seen in many colleges (which also has engineering students) both management and engineering students sit for the same campus placement. I would suggest that if you don't have any other option then go for it but prepare yourself well and if you have other options then try for those. Also, talk to the current students if possible.

Tip 1. Whats the time? Whenever you practice your mock test. Choose a time frame as per the examination time. For instance if the exam is conducted between 10:00 pm to 1:00 pm. Then self conduct a test during that time so that you will get acquainted with the atmosphere of that duration and time. It is helpful in terms that you will get a sort of idea about how to complete your exam as if it is really taking place. You must have heard about method acting in movies that the actors adopt to get a feel of their characters. For instance if the story of the character is based on a young village boy,. The actors just to feel the atmosphere of the village life stay in villages in order to feel the atmosphere of the rural life. That is what you have to do. Feel exactly like your sitting for the exam. Keep your gadgets away from you. Take a water bottle because that is only material you will be allowed to carry in exam keep a sheet of paper with you. Pretend its your admit card. Make you parents your invigilator. Yes! We agree that they might take it seriously and won't even let you go to the washroom. Clearly they are much better actors than all of us. It helps a great deal guys. Try it and spread the word if you like it. Tip 2. The loom of time. As much as it is important for you to keep practicing your topics, it is also important to freshen up what you have learned. Your practice will only make sense if you are able to express it in words on the day of your examination. Sometimes we start practicing our subjects three to four months earlier and by the time our exams draw near we fall into the rings of oblivion. The more practice the more solutions. However it is necessary to find right solutions that will save your irreducible amount of time. Just one thing to remember. If your exams are lets say going to start in a few weeks do not start revision in the last few remaining days. Rather conduct as much as mock tests as you can. Studying one topic for preparation will get you solutions to only few questions while taking mock tests will simultaneously prepare you for all the topics. So it is better to solve mock tests rather than sticking to one topic.

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