How to Use Online Textbook Stores to Buy Cheap Textbooks?

E-commerce websites have benefitted students all over the world. As compared to earlier days when there was no such provision for people to buy textbooks online, they had to either travel a lot in order to procure a particular book or let their studies suffer. With the advent of online textbook stores you can overcome the geographical limitations, locate the product quicker, and also do comparison shopping anytime, since these online textbook stores are open 24*7. You can also avail deals, bargains, coupons, and group buying discounts.

Students can utilise this trend of online textbook stores, where the book stores reach their homes and provide them with every book they require at competitive prices. You can also obtain the books which aren’t available in your country by ordering from online textbook stores. They procure the books for you and deliver right at your doorstep, without any hassle for you, of going from shop to shop in search of a particular book. A lot of students are still not aware of this online mode of ordering books, and many don’t find it reliable enough. But the fact is online textbook stores are the cheapest, most convenient, and easily accessible method of purchasing books.

Don’t let unavailability of books hinder your studies! Check out Acadzone – the one-stop-shop for your all textbook needs. This online textbook store offers you books for all subjects – from Law to Management, from Medical to Engineering, acadzone has textbooks of all major colleges and universities. Also, Acadzone has a collection of books for all key competitive entrance exams which can be bought from this online textbook store. It provides you one click access to textbooks of over 3,000 colleges across major Indian universities. Acadzone delivers books at your doorstep and do accept cash on delivery orders!

You can search any textbook or competitive entrance exam book from Acadzone and buy textbooks online in no time.

SNAP Exam 2013 Registrations

The SNAP Test 2013 notification and SNAP Test 2013 Registration occurs usually in the month of November every year and the test is taken in the month of December. The venues of the test are chosen by the candidates only that are scattered in different cities of our country. The candidate can apply online or by post for more than one institute but the test remains one and same. The Admit cards are uploaded two weeks before, to be download and printed  through the SNAP website- www.snaptest.org.

For admission of 2013 batch the Snap 2013 Test held on 16 Dec, 2012 and SNAP 2013 results were announced on 10 Jan, 2013. The SNAP 2013 result date is notified on the official website and result is shown for 1 month.

There are many online sources which offer free snap preparation tips based on snap syllabus 2013.After careful reversion you will come to find what are the top preparation books and reference books for the exam.Choose one among the best websites that sells text books online to buy snap preparation books

Civil Services (preliminary) Exam Previous Questions and Pattern

Pattern

The civil services (preliminary) exam. 2012 questions consist of the following  –
a.    The questions are divided based on the subjects and are objective type.
b.    The examinees are need to choose an answer from the optional questions (MCQ) and need to give two general objective type paper OF 200 MARKS EACH.

Here are couple of Civil Services preliminary exam previous year questions of 2012:

Other than Jatropha curcas, why is Pongamia pinnata also considered a good option
for the production of bio-diesel in India?
1. Pongamia pinnata grows naturally in most of the arid regions of India.
2. The seeds of Pongamia pinnata are rich in lipid content of which nearly half of oleic acid.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
(a) 1 only
(b) 2 only
(c) Both 1 and 2
(d) Neither 1 nor 2

 With reference to Simon Commission’s recommendations, which one of the following statements is correct?
(a) It recommended the replacement of diarchy with responsible government in the provinces.
(b) It proposed the setting up of inter-provincial council under the Home Department.
(c) It suggested the abolition of bicameral legislature at the Centre
(d) It recommended the creation of Indian Police Service with a provision for increased pay and allowances for British recruits as compared to Indian recruits.

The civil services preliminary exam preparation has to be done in a planned and meticulously.  The civil services preliminary exam books and  previous year papers will help you well in the preparation of the exam.  It will help you in understanding your weak subjects and prepare for them well in advance.  To crack for this Prestigious Jobs of the Country one need to persistently practice and read.

NDA exam pattern 2013

NDA exam pattern 2013 are divided into 2 sections –
a. Written test
b. Personal interview
The NDA exam results can be viewed online, by entering your examination number. The NDA entrance exam result is declared twice in the year.

There are many coaching classes the private institutes that tell such students how to prepare NDA exam well and suggest you the best nda exam books.

Are Girls Eligible for NDA Exam?

NDA eligibility for Boys

NDA eligibility for boys criteria consists of the following factors –
a. They should have a minimum height of 157 -162 cms
b. Chest should not be less than 81 cms
c. Should have proper weight

Are Girls Eligible?

Girls are not eligible for this exam, however if they are interested they can apply for this prestigious exam through CDS. NDA eligibility for girls is –

a) Complete graduation and clear the CDS exam 

b) Should have the minimum height, weight, and eyesight

How Do I Clear the NDA 2013 Exam Tests?

The candidate needs to clear NDA Exam Selections 2013, which is followed by the physical test and interview.
The topic considered for clearing online test is as follows –
a. Grammar and usage
b. Comprehension and vocabulary
c. Proficiency test in English
d. Physics
e. Mathematics
f. Geography
g. general science
h. Social Studies
Is NDA Only for Boys?

NDA Exam 2013 Major Eligibility Criteria Details

The major NDA eligibility 2013 is that the candidate should be unmarried at the time of applying for this exam.
The other NDA eligibility criteria are as follows –
a. For Army the candidate should have cleared the 12th class or any course equivalent to the same, however they don’t need to have Physics and Mathematics as their special subject
b. If you are applying for Air force and Navy, then you need to have specialized in Physics and Mathematics

Teacher Eligibility Test Syllabus and Pattern

TET consists of two papers containing 150 questions of 150 marks. These Multiple Choice Questions are based on the mentioned topics:
• Child Development and Pedagogy
• Language I (English)
• Language II (Chosen by candidates)
• Environmental Studies
• Mathematics

Teacher eligibility test papers include two major papers.The two papers are categorized based on the lower standard classes and higher standard classes teaching syllabus.

Paper I is for the candidates who want to teach the students of class I to V.

Paper II is for those candidates who aspire teaching the students of class VI to VIII.
All those candidates who aspire teaching the students from class I to VIII can appear for both the tests.

Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) Eligibility Criteria

TET Eligibility Criteria

Those teaching aspirants who have passed Higher Secondary (10+2) and Diploma in Teacher Education (DTE), or have competed bachelor’s degree in any subject are eligible to apply.

BITSAT 2013 Exam Pattern

BITSAT 2013 will be of total 3 hour duration. The test consists of four parts:

1. Part I: Physics – 40 Questions 
2. Part II: Chemistry – 40 Questions 
3. Part III: (a) English Proficiency – 15 Questions, (b) Logical Reasoning – 10 Questions 
4. Part IV: Mathematics – 45 Questions 

The test consists of multiple choice questions, wherein each correct answer fetches 3 marks, and each incorrect answer is rewarded with negative marking of 1 mark. No marks are awarded for questions not attempted. If a candidate answers all the 150 questions without skipping any question, the candidate will have an option of attempting 12 extra questions, if there is still time left. These extra questions will be from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics only; four questions from each part. Once the candidate has opted for extra questions, there’s no option of going back and changing or correcting the previously answered 150 questions. These 12 extra questions will give a fair chance to candidates to score higher. However, it should be kept in mind that there is negative marking for wrong answers. All the questions and instructions of the test will be in English only. Candidates should bring a pen for the purpose of rough work, signing etc. Blank sheets for rough work will be provided, if required. Calculators and logarithmic tables are not allowed.