The CEED is a highly competitive exam for admission to various Master's and Ph.D. programs in design in prestigious institutions like IITs, IISc, and IIITDM. To prepare for the CEED exam, you can follow these tips:

1. Understand the exam pattern: Before you start your preparation, it is essential to understand the exam pattern thoroughly. The CEED exam consists of two parts: Part A and Part B. Part A is an online test that evaluates your aptitude, visual and spatial ability, and design sensitivity. Part B is a design aptitude test that assesses your creativity, problem-solving ability, and communication skills.
2. Familiarize yourself with design concepts: To crack the CEED exam, you must have a good understanding of the fundamental design concepts, principles, and techniques. Start by studying the basics of color theory, typography, perspective drawing, composition, and visual perception.
3. Practice sketching and drawing: Sketching and drawing are essential skills for design students. Regular practice will help you improve your sketching speed, accuracy, and visual communication skills. You can start by drawing objects from real life, practicing line work, and shading techniques.
4. Solve previous year's question papers: It is an excellent way to understand the exam pattern and prepare yourself for the exam. It will also help you identify your weak areas and work on them.
5. Join a coaching institute: Doin this would be very helpful, as it provides you with structured guidance and study material. It also helps you to stay motivated and focused on your preparation.
6. Keep yourself updated: Stay updated with the latest design trends, technologies, and developments in the industry. This will help you to develop a broader perspective on design and improve your design thinking and problem-solving skills.
7. Time management: Time management is crucial while attempting the CEED exam. Practice time management by solving mock tests and previous year's papers within the time limit.

Remember to maintain a positive attitude, stay motivated, and keep practicing regularly. All the best for your CEED exam!

Don’t be fixed upon a certain agenda and keep your options open. If you will restrict yourself in such a way you might limit your options as well as the capacity to give your best.

Instead, I suggest that you try to analyze why exactly you want to pursue Engineering. Is it because of the sheep mentality or do you really want to build things?

Once you are sure, then figure out how exactly you will be achieving this goal. Set achievable goals for yourself and work sincerely on fulfilling them. Reward yourself for very little achievement on the way. This will gradually increase your confidence and pave the way to achieve much more.

However, a very important thing is to dream but not demand. That is you should be passionate about a certain thing but not fixated on it too much to the extent that if you fail to achieve it, you lose much more. So you can desire to pursue BTech in CSE at IIT Bombay but leave room for other options as well. 

Don’t stress yourself out too much and just concentrate on the present, your future will be visible sooner or later.

In order to clear the NIMHANS entrance exam for M.Phil. In clinical psychology, you should be thorough in the basics of the syllabus prescribed for a PG in psychology. Consider studying topics like cognitive psychology, Biological basis of behavior, abnormal psychology, social psychology, and research methodology.

In reality, clearing the MPhil entrance is just a small step of the whole process. You should be mentally strong enough and have the ability to report to different people and tolerate their valid criticism. You will have to learn to work together with people from different disciplines, develop a passion for your patients, and spend long working hours including Saturdays. The bright side is, that you will be working with some of the highly intellectual people who will guide you to manage both academics and clinical work. 

I am sure, eventually, you will realize that all the efforts were worth the result!

The best way is not to set any targets because when you do, you are limiting yourself to a certain extent. You may or may not achieve your target. But if you don’t set one, you can aim for the sky. AIIMS Delhi was the dream college of one of my friends who had literally no chance of making it into it. The only mantra he followed was not to expect yourself to perform to a particular or specific level, but rather give it your all. As for the preparation strategy, here is what he shared

• Practice Assertion Reason questions: This section is often underestimated when in reality it is a major rank-determining factor.
• Attend assertion reason questions in the beginning: Some might find it weird, but he chose to solve Assertion Reason before the exams as they required a fresh mind which would not have been possible after exams.
• Don’t forget the negative marks:  The negative marking might affect your overall performance drastically so beware of it.
• Always stay patient: Don't panic even if you find the question paper to be very challenging as you will forget whatever you have studied. 

Hope you score well!

Yes, it’s possible to clear AIIMS Delhi with only one year of preparation. Usually, students take 2 years to prepare but there are many who have done it in one. If you put in the required effort, it’s possible. 

You should adopt a target-based preparation strategy. Take a chapter and keep on giving tests until you score at least 90% in it. Once done, move on to the next chapter. Make daily, weekly, and monthly preparation plans.