Hello Sarosh,

Yes, may be as you say, but you should not depends on that. Your basics in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics should be very clear upto 12th std, you should read NCERT books of Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics of class 11th & 12th at least 2 or 3 times for basics. After that you can go through your study material or HC Verma for Physics, RD Sharma for Mathematics, OP Tendon for Physical & Inorganic Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry of "Arihant Publication" for detail or extra knowledge.

For more best books for the preparation of WB JEE or JEE Main & Advanced also, you may go through the link given below

Https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main-2019 

You should also try to solve the previous years question papers, this helps too much and you should also give the mock test to rectify yourself and build your confidence level.

For preparation of exam, the most important thing is your confidence after that you should know the whole syllabus and make your plan properly for learning new chapters, solving the numericals and revision. All three things should be the part of your preparation strategy in daily routine.

Thanks for query

All the best

Here are some of the preparation tips to prepare for DULLB entrance exam.

DU LLB exam has a strong focus on Legal Aptitude and Indian Polity, especially as it relates to the legal aspects.It is an entrance exam for admission in one of India's most premier 3-year LLB schools.
Plan a strategy: It is a must to schedule a study-plan. An intensive preparation strategy is needed which includes as many as 6 hours of regular studies to crack DU LLB entrance exam. you must study at least two subjects every day and must practice at least one vocabulary / English and one reasoning exercise daily.
 There is no defined syllabus for GK and current affairs in this exam. You can focus on important awards each year  sports, science, literature and arts, Physical geography, science and environment, Important happenings in the area of the Indian Constitution or Justice system
 Mocks form an important part of the exam preparation. Look for a good online mock test series, and aim to write at least 6-8 mock tests before the actual exam. Reproduce the exam conditions as much as possible.

Good Luck!

Dont panic at this stage. you have studied for the past 6 months and they wouldnt be gone. Revision will help you remember them back. Start with past papers, solve them. If you make mistakes then revise till you get them right. There are still 3 months to go and you can score decently. It is the fear that harms more than the actual exam. What you can also do is take a chapter, revise all related questions from past year papers so you feel strong. Make short notes to keep track of what you seem to forget so that you can easily revise them at the last minute. 

Most important - remember its just an exam and you can do it. Dont compare, dont think what ifs. That will not help. Just study and revise. 

Hello Sneha,

Preparation form GATE is too early for a Second year student. You can start preparing for the GATE examination when you are in your 6th Semester and can appear for the examination when you will be in 8th Semester. Preparation for GATE requires dedication and hard work. Lots of question solving and study will be required. You can refer to our article for the complete information on "How to prepare for GATE Civil Engineering?' from the given below link:

Link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-gate-civil-engineering

All the best! 

Hello again,

• Start revising all the topics of class 9th and 10th finished by you.
• Schedule your studies everyday so that no subject goes unprepared.
• While studying, make notes of the important points. You can go through them before the exam day.
• Solve as many sample papers as you can. These will make you familiar with the exam pattern, marking scheme followed in the exam.
• Eat good and healthy food.
• Exercise regularly.
• Take proper rest as this will refresh and rejuvenate you.

All the best!