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In our everyday conversation, teaching and coaching is mostly used interchangeably. A coach is called a teacher in most occasions than not and a teacher as a coach in some occasions. But what’s the difference? Is there any difference? Let’s look into the reasons as to what makes these terms different and why. Sports vs Classroom subjects: You might have noticed in your school/university that those who conducts regular classes on subjects like Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, etc are called teachers. They are called so because they teach you the subjects from scratch. Whether you like it or not, you have to be taught in those subjects that you are enrolled in. Then there is volleyball coach, basketball coach, etc. You get the point, right? Educators involved in sports are often called as a coach. Have you thought about why there are called differently? Anyway, they are teaching (or coaching) you about one or more sports. The main difference in this context is that the teachers ...

Entrance exams for higher educations, especially for professional courses like medical and engineering are conducted by reputed agencies. The sole aim of these exams is to pick the right candidates irrespective of their background and place them in the top institutions in India. The National testing Agency is one among them. It conducts tests like NEET Exams, JEE Exams.  IIT-JEE Exams     Joint Entrance Exam is conducted for admissions in various engineering, architecture and planning courses across top colleges in India. It is considered one of the most difficult exams to clear. It consists of two stages, viz JEE Main and JEE Advanced.     JEE main is conducted by NTA and it consists of two papers. Candidates can opt for both the papers. Paper one is for B.E and B.Tech courses and paper two is for B.Arch and Planning courses.   In 2022 JEE Main will be carried out in two sessions. The following are the benefits of the two sessions. * If the candidate i...

NEET - National Eligibility cum Entrance Exam is the entrance exam to qualify an individual to join the Medical courses offered by top medical institutions in India. It is conducted by NTA (National Testing Agency) every academic year. It is a pen and paper mode exam. Aspirants who have completed 17 years of age can apply for Neet. There is no upper age limit for Neet . Aspirants can appear for the exam any number of times. The candidate must have completed 10+2 or equivalent with 50% of marks. They should have studied the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Aspirants can write their exam in 13 languages like Tamil, English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam etc. The exam is conducted for three hours. There are a total of 180 questions which should be answered. Each section carries 45 marks which means physics 45, chemistry 45, botany 45 and zoology 45. Each question carries 4 marks and -1 for wrong answer. No marks for unanswered.The maximum marks a student can achieve is 720. Here ar...