Hello Budhyani,

For physics, HC Verma;

For maths, RD Objective;

For chemistry, NCERT is enogh,(for reference might use OP Tandon);

But before jumping to thee books do complete your basics from NCERT books and you should have all the formulae on your fingertips. These books are the best but you'll have to devote your heart and sould into it. All the best!

Hi Nallamati,

If maths is your weak section start with the basics. As maths asked in the CAT exam is from the basic till 10th Standard. Practice daily at least 1 topic for 2-3 hours to get into the routine of solving questions. Once you'll be prepared with it, then start praticing questions from the previous years paper.

Arihant books are the best for prepartion. 

I hope I have cleared your doubt. Wish you all the best

Hey there,

If possible start your preparation from class 9th because mastering the concepts will take a certain amount of time. You can also start from your class 11th also but the chances that you can score a good rank is low because it totally depends on the level of your preparation.

I hope you have got your answer.

Good luck ahead !

To crack any engineering entrance exam, one needs to have a strong hold over the concepts and they should be crystal clear. The teaching of all major engineering related concepts begin in 11th standard, therefore it is important to buckle up right from 11th standard so that you can gauge the pressure and quantity of syllabus and proceed accordingly.

Coaching acts as a catalyst to your preparation and keeps guiding you at every stage but you can go ahead even without coaching with determination, right time management and right books.

You can buy books of notable authors in this domain like HC Verma, DC Pandey, Solomon and Fryhle etc and begin with your preparation. Managing time is the most crucial aspect, devote most of your time to study but also take out some for unwinding, spend time with parents, talk about leisure stuff and then go back to study. Also remember to take proper sleep of 6-7 hours.

Follow the above mentioned points diligently and you are sure to crack any Engineering Entrance exam.

Please let me know if you want me to elaborate on the books. 

Hello Samridhi,

This exam has an average amount of complexity and is simple to crack. You should have fundamental understanding of the topic applied and you should have excellent understanding in Maths, English and Economics. In English you should have a particular knowledge of grammar and fundamental phrase formation as for Eco. and Maths, the syllabus is restricted to whatever you've studied in grades 11th and 12th, There is one Arihant Publication guide for IPU CET preparation go for it.

All the best.

Hello Arul !

Here are some preparation tips for jee exam :-

1. Collect all the study material (preferably ncert) and go through it.

2. Practice last year papes to get an idea about the exam pattern. There are chances for similar questions to be asked.

3. Make a time table and divide the chapters according to it and complete it on time.

4. Practice basics until your fundamentals are clear.

5. Focus on the chapters that carry more marks and keep revising them.

6. Prepare a list of the important formulae and stick it in front of you so that you can revise whenever possible.

7. Go through mock tests so that you know where you stand.

8. Time management is very important for jee. So ensure that you are solving the model papers within the time limit.

With your skills and efforts, you can definitely clear the new exam. Also, remember that along with preparations, proper diet and suffient rest is also important. 

All the best !

This is just h myth.its true that 11th weightage is around 47% but it is not true that you cant crack now .All you need to crack this exam is hardwork and dedication you can study class 11th subjects also and make your 12th strong surely you will get success

Hey!

I would suggest you to take coaching for NEET side by side your 12th as what we study in school is far different from what it comes in the NEET exam, It's competitive. Firstly, study the NCERT of Physics, Chemistry and Biology thoroughly and then start with the competition exam preparation. In short you should know the basics very well then only you will be able to crack the hard level questions.

Make a routine like study 2 hours for school exams and 2 hours for NEET and gradually increase your timings. Go for morning walks it makes you calm and most important thing don't stress.

Do your best.