1- it has been discussed many times in many forums about the exam. there are 2 parts. you said you have opted for first part only. part 1 is totally based on practical communications. you make calls with the examiner and you note them down on your answer sheet as well, at the same time.
just like the dgca exams, indian RT exams are no piece of cake. people usually dont pass in the first attempt particularly if they are writing rtr-full. it is highly recommended to take classes.
2- you need to balance and study if you want to stay in the game. the moment you lose balance, not only either of both, you might just not get through both of them. try taking one leap at a moment. i would suggest to study and write either of the exams, and just let the other one go. however, take classes for both, so that you accumulate notes and enough knowledge and u dont have to take classes for the other one in your next attempt.
3 - said for that in 1. look, it doesnt really depend on how many books you have. whatever you have, study it well. yes, its possible if you study all by yourself. nothing's impossible. but of course you have to work hard.
4- mk singh or any of your class mate in mk singh's coaching can explain this to you better. dont ask such questions in forums. people here dont want to write for hours. ask doubts in short and expect short answers as well.
5- i also dont like such people. there is another teacher named h c shukla. ask anybody from delhi. i guess classes everywhere would have started by now. no point in looking for another teacher now. just continue taking the classes in the same place and dont waste your time.
6 - one? mk singh should give you a hundred of these.. lol
Last edited by Ankit Kotecha; 13th Apr 2011 at 09:24.