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Yaa you can but the strategy to be followed depends on the branch in which your… Going with the most weightage subjects first..As for mechanical prepare for.Aptitude, Mathematics, Manufacturing, Thermodynamics and applications, Som and FM, Mechanics will just take 5 or 6 days to be covered… Can easily cover these subjects in just 3 months and can do a revision also in a good and these subjects will cover something approx 70+ marks and you can score 60+ by studying them nicely

I’d say, mostly her fans.I haven’t come across makeup artists who actually uses Kylie’s lipsticks which is funny as I recall she came out with a brush set and said the Kylie cosmetics brushes were luxury quality and she compared them to very well established brands who many makeup artists actually use. I have a feeling she thinks her brand is high end but it’s not.I sense that younger/newbies would probably use her lipsticks in their kits because they’re influenced by modern trends and YouTube.Realistically, there are better quality brands who even offer a makeup artist discount as high as 40% plus these brands tend to have more colors and textures. Example, a good quality lipstick from a well established brand can sell a lipstick at $18 but a makeup artist can get it for around $11. Why pay more for a brand that isn’t even high end?Kylie’s lipsticks are long wearing but at the expense of being drying and if, say a makeup artist did a brides makeup, where pictures are taken a lot, she may not be too happy if after a few hours her lips look noticeably dry and feel uncomfortable. That ultra matte texture just isn’t practical on everyone especially those with naturally dry lips. I’d rather use a regular cream lipstick as matte ones still aren’t drying plus a regular lipstick is easier to apply and keep sanitary. Just get a spatula, scrape some out, put on a palette then apply. Plus, regular lipsticks are easier to depot and put in a palette like soWhereas a liquid lipstick you’d have to carry around a bunch of lipstick and it can crowd a kit/make it more heavy.With liquid lipsticks, it’s also a hassle to apply and keep it sanitary, you’d have to either use a lot of disposable doe foot applicators where you use a fresh one after every dip or constantly scraping some out using the applicator.

Actually calculating TAM, SAM and SOM is not as hard as it can look like the first time.First, the definition:TAM (Total Addressable Market) - Everyone you wish to reach with your product.SAM (Serviceable Available Market) - The portion of your TAM that you can actually address.SOM (Serviceable Obtainable Market) - What is the realistic prediction of acquiring share of your SAM by you, considering competition, locality, your distribution and sales channels and any other market influences.Now, I'll make some assumptions about what are you trying to offer and to whom:website applicationin englishbusiness highly depended on the locality (means that you can't offer to someone from NYC to go play football to let's say Boston)Let's say you'll start with one city. You can later scale this to the whole world if you'll be sucessful, but IMHO in your business is crucial to start in one city and then scale it after you actually know what are you doing (means you've met the demand and you know how to properly serve it).TAM - There is 18 millions football players in USA.SAM - You're only focusing on the NYC at the beggining. NYC has 350,000 football players what represents 1.94% of your TAM.SOM - There is some competition in NYC, which already get more than 100,000 users. It tells you that there is demand for such a product. With your new product, you hope to gain let's say same number of users as your competion in 3 years, so your SOM will be 28.57% of your SAM and 0.6% of your TAM.But you can look at this differently, from the business model perspective:Let's assume that for your business model to work, you need to make deals with the venues.TAM - There is 2,000 venues in NYC where people can play football.SAM - 1,398 already signed deal with your competitors. You're left with 602 unsigned venues and you can maybe steal 10-20% of already signed venues. Your SAM is 802 venues or 40.1% of your TAM (including 10% already signed venues).SOM - You will be the only one employee of your company and you can sign only 3 venues per week. So in 3 years you can address 468 venues or 58% of your SAM and 23.4% of your TAM.As you can see the whole calculation greatly depends on how you'll define your initial market. You must do some research to find the proper numbers for your case.At the end the most important is not if your calculation is as close to the reality as possible, but if anyone will find it trustworthy (potential investors, banks, your employees and of course you).