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Hi Manisha,
I would recommend joining a good coaching institute so you remain motivated and you are able to gauge where you stand with regards to the competition plus they will keep you on your toes throughout the year. So definitely complete the coaching material , DPP's , go through their quizzes and you will be close to done
Before attending the lesson however i would recommend reading and completely solving ncert and ncert exemplar for that paticular portion which will be taught. Ncert is the bible when it comes to competitive exams.
Futhermore if you have time the following books are recommended:
Physics:- HC Verma part1 and 2 (must do)
-Resnick halliday (only if you have time after completing coaching material)
Maths:- Do RD Sharma/RS aggarwal immediately after ncert it will futher help in reiterating the basics. After that i would recommend:
-calculus: I.A Maron
-Trignometry and Co-ordinate Geometry: If time is not a constraint then SL Loney is the best but as it takes a long long time to complete i would recommend TMH
-Algebra: Hall & Knight if you want to go really in depth otherwise TMH for practice would suffice. People do recommend the Arihant series but personally i hate them.
Chemistry:- First and foremost go through ncert i can't stress the importance of this enough paticularly for chemistry where you can get questions directly from ncert or exemplar.After that for further practice and/or conceptual understanding please refer to the following:
Physical:Atkins, RC mukherjee
Organic: Solomon's & Fryhle's Organic Chemistry for JEE (MS Chouhan version)
Inorganic: J.D Lee
In the final 2months of your preparation purchase and solve the past year papers. (most important)
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Hi Manisha,
Most definitely. Yes. But learn Computer Science, NOT a programming language! Every programming language has its strengths and weaknesses and in order to harness the power of them all, you need to learn how your computer works, how computer logic works. When you learn the pure logic of how computers work, your horizons expand immensely. I can honestly say it will take a true computer scientist 3 weeks, at most, to get familiar enough with any programming language to be able to program in it proficiently.
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Hi Mohit,
A good Retail management course should ideally cover the following areas:
The evolution of world retailing
Retailing in the world and India
Retailing Concepts
Retail Marketing
Retail Store Operations
Information Technology & Internet in Retailing
Fundamental accounts & Finance in retailing
Pricing, Promotions & Markdowns in Retailing
Supply Chain Management in Retailing
Retail category management & Sourcing
Understanding Customer Behavior Retailing
Retail Selling Skills
Understanding Services Marketing
CRM & Customer Loyalty Management
Visual Merchandising & Space Planning
Luxury and lifestyle Retailing
Business Communication & Social Etiquette in Retailing
Placement Preparatory Training
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