- Follow standard books, stress on understanding things than
memorizing them.
- Solve objective type (especially numericals) questions as much
as possible.
- No need to cover the entire syllabus.
- Keep preparing your personal notes as you cover topics.
- Do not practice questions in rough. You may need to see the
solutions at the time of revision.
- Go through previous year papers (say last 10 years) to check
your knowledge and note the distribution of different topics.
- Revision is one of the most important step of the preparation
process (around 20 days before examination).
- Follow your notes during this time and solve time-bound
question papers (preferrably last year papers).
- Take a chill-pill on the day before exam. Relax!!!!!!!!!!
- Do not make any guesses in the paper. If possible, try to
eliminate the choices by minimum calculation/analysis.
- Even you find the paper tough, DO NOT panic. It'll be hard for
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