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The ideal time to start preparing for the WB SET exam varies from person to person and depends on several factors such as your familiarity with the subject, the level of understanding of the topics covered in the syllabus, and the amount of time and effort you can devote to the preparation. However, as a general guideline, it is recommended that you start preparing for the exam at least 6-8 months before the exam date. This will give you sufficient time to cover the entire syllabus, revise the important topics, solve mock tests and previous year papers, and identify your strengths and weaknesses. If you are already familiar with the subject and have a good understanding of the topics covered in the syllabus, you can start preparing for the exam 3-4 months before the exam date. However, if you are new to the subject or need to improve your understanding of the topics, you may need to start preparing earlier. It is important to note that the WB SET exam is a highly competitive exam, and the level of competition is increasing every year. Therefore, it is important to start preparing early and stay consistent with your preparation. With a focused approach and consistent effort, you can increase your chances of qualifying for the WB SET exam.

Books are an important source of information and knowledge for the preparation of the WB SET (West Bengal State Eligibility Test). Here are some reasons why books are important for the WB SET exam preparation: a) Comprehensive Coverage: Books provide comprehensive coverage of the WB SET syllabus for each subject. They cover all the important topics and subtopics in detail, making it easy for candidates to understand and learn the concepts. B) Authentic Information: Books are written by subject matter experts and provide authentic and reliable information. Candidates can rely on the information provided in the books and use it as a reference for their exam preparation. C) In-depth Analysis: Books provide in-depth analysis and explanation of the concepts, making it easy for candidates to understand and apply them in the exam. They also provide examples and illustrations to help candidates grasp the concepts better. D) Practice Questions: Books provide a large number of practice questions, including previous year's question papers, model papers, and mock tests, which help candidates to evaluate their preparation level and improve their performance in the exam. E) Time-saving: Books can save a lot of time for candidates as they provide all the information and practice questions in one place. Candidates can easily refer to the books and save time in searching for information from multiple sources. F) Cost-effective: Books are a cost-effective mode of preparation for the WB SET exam. Candidates can buy the books at a reasonable price and use them for their exam preparation. Therefore, books are an important tool for WB SET exam preparation as they provide comprehensive coverage of the syllabus, authentic information, in-depth analysis, practice questions, time-saving, and cost-effective mode of preparation. Candidates are advised to choose the books carefully and refer to them regularly to enhance their preparation for the WB SET exam.

The selection to any of the BSc (Hons) course is based on merit in the last qualifying exam followed by an interview round. The school also considers the SOP written by the aspirants. BSc (Hons) is a four-year course as per norms of NEP with multiple exit option. The course is available in various specialisations, namely Psychology, Vedic Science, Philosophy & Yoga and Research Psychology. Candidates need to complete Class 12 from Science stream or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate to apply for BSc (Hons) courses. The selection to any of the BSc (Hons) courses is based on merit in the last qualifying exam followed by an interview round. The school also considers the SOP written by the aspirants.

The total tuition fee of BA (Hons) is INR 1.9 lakh. This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. Candidates are required to pay the course fee after completion of all the selection rounds to confirm their seats. In case, a candidate is unable to pay the fee within the specified time, his or her admission will stand cancelled. Candidates will also require to pay a registration fee to apply for admission. Candidates can pay the application fee via any of the online payment modes. BA (Hons) is a four-year course as per norms of NEP with multiple exit option available in Psychology and Research Psychology.

MSc is a two-year course available in two specialisations, namely Clinical Psychology and Vedic Science and Applications. Candidates need to complete a UG degree with Psychology subjects as major or an equivalent degree from a recognised board with at least 50% aggregate to apply for MSc Clinical Psychology. For MSc Vedic Sciences, a UG degree with Science subjects from a recognised Indian or foreign institution or an equivalent board with a minimum of 50% aggregate is required for admission. The selection to any of the MSc course is based on merit in the last qualifying exam followed by an interview round. The school also considers the SOP written by the aspirants.

Admission to MIT School of Vedic Sciences is a multi-step process. Check below the admission steps:

• Application process: The mode of application is online. Candidates can apply on the official website of the MIT-ADT University.
• Selection rounds: Admission to most of the courses is based on merit in the last qualifying exam. However, for  admission to MA Sanskrit, the school conducts MIT SVS’ Sanskrit Language Proficiency. Candidates need to submit Statement of Purpose for further selection. Interview might be conducted for providing final admission.
• Admission Confirmation: After completion of the selection round, a confirmation mail is sent to shortlisted aspirants. Candidates need to pay a course fee to confirm their admission.

The mode of application is online (mituniversity.edu.in) along with the application fee. Aspirants need to pay an application fee to register for a course. Check below the steps to apply for MIT School of Vedic Sciences admission:

Step 1: Visit the official website of MIT-ADT University.

Step 2: Click on 'Apply Now' on the Home page.

Step 3: Select the school and fill out the details to register for a course.

Step 4: Login and fill out the application form.

Step 5: Upload the documents and pay the application fee.

Step 6: Submit the form.

Documents required at the time of application

• Scanned photograph & signature
• Class 12 marksheet
• Graduation marksheet

Candidates should be a minimum of 18 of age in order to be eligible to apply for the KARTET exam. There is no upper age limit for the KARTET exam. The educational qualification to apply for the KARTET exam has been given below for the candidates:

Primary

• Class 12 with minimum 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in the final year of 2 years Diploma in Elementary Education
• Class 12 with minimum 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in the final year of 4 years Bachelor of Elementary Education (BElEd)
• Graduation with BEd (final year appearing or passed)

Upper Primary

• Graduation with a two-year Diploma in Elementary Education
• Graduation with minimum 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in one-year BEd
• Graduation with at least 45 per cent marks and a one year BEd
• Class 12 with minimum 50 per cent marks with a four-year BElEd