Dear aspirant,

The first and most important thing you must to right a way is to make a timetable. Make this timetable your habit and follow it religiously do not skip any part of it. Then structure your syllabus preparation leave the topic you know in for the end and the topics you are sure that you will not be able to understand leave them. Try to focus on moderate category of topics and easy topics.

Also figure out whether you are a night person or a morning person and use most of the night time on morning time in your study.

Structure preparation will help you get achieve your goal rather than studying without any goal or any structure.

Thank you.

Hi,

Doing NCERT exercise at the back of chapter is good for board exam. But it is all alone is not sufficient to score good. It is also important to study the chapter and making notes of important points at the same time so that they help you to revise.  So if one student aim to score high he/she should go through full book.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

According to me there is No book which is better than NCERT for class 12. NCERT Books cannot be replaced.NCERT Books keywords which maybe directly inducted into the case study questions of board exam. Most of the Topics are explained precisely  in NCERT.

After you are done with NCERT you can go for reference books like Poonam Gandhi & Sandeep Garg as they are good for practising case studies.

Hope this was helpful.

Hello,

I hope your Board Exam Preparations are going well. Now coming to you question - I think NCERT books are sufficient enough for scoring high. Especially in maths & chemistry , most of the questions are directly asked from NCERT books.

However you can take reference from books like Xam Idea & Arihant for making your chances of scoring 90% even higher. You should practice at least 5 previous year papers & 5 solved as well as 5 unsolved sample papers. But first go through NCERT thoroughly & then only start with these reference books.

All the best.

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Dear,

I will answer your question in general as the way and mode of prep for all entrance examinations is similar. It might differ from boards prep as the exam pattern and weightage is different .But having a proper knowledge for boards and jee mains will help you a lot in BITSAT

First of all we will discuss about the reference books. This is not the time for buying new books you have already bought and prepared from books but according to me just buy previous year paper books.

Now about the procedure make some routine and time gaps for your studies .Don't sit for too long take some gap between switching of subjects.

Chemistry is the most scoring subject in BITSAT . You will complete it within 35-40 mins and if don't then move ahead do not give more time to it. But for scoring good in chemistry you need to have a good knowledge of organic and inorganic chemistry because many times direct reactions are asked. Everyone has their differnent ways of remembering the reactions so choose the way that suits you and according to me from now take a chapter daily and complete all the reactions from it.

For physics i will tell you  to starts from mechanics  moving ahead to vectors ,fluids , shm and at last the atomic and nuclear physics. I would suggest HC verma for prepartion as it completes with all the concepts.

For maths i will refer to cengage as i have studied from it only . If you completes all the exercises of it then it is more than enough and in bitsat give most of your time to maths only but don't spend your time in one question .

Finally i will tell you about the revision start it before 1 month of exam .In this take a sample paper daily and attempt it as you will do in exam for 3 hours .After it take a break check your answers and clear the doubts on same day so you will not make a mistake in next one .

Finally don't freak about freaking is not the solution of anything so do your best and aim for higher as 270-280 marks will not let you to go for cs in main branch. Prepare for boards parallely as it is also most important .Many students willing to score good in entrance exams do not perform well in boards. So start your prepration  with cool mind.

Best of luck for the future ,hope you do well.

Hi Harshit,
Vellore Institute of Technology is conducting their common entrance test for the admission in various courses at the various campuses of VIT university. They will be conducting an online CBT(Computer Based Exam) exam of 2 hours 30 minutes. You need to be familiar with the various sample papers and have strong command over the topics mentioned in syllabus, for which NCERT will be helpful for building strong base. The sample papers will give you a gist of the pattern of questions.
You can aslo refer to the books of DC Pandey and HC Verma for Physics, RC Mukherjee and OP Tandon for Chemistry, AD Gupta and RD Sharma for Mathematics.
You can also refer to https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-2020 for more related information.
All the best!
Feel free to contact for any further queries.

Hi,

It is true that about more then 50% questions are directly asked from NCERTs. So studying biology from this is must to prepare neet biology. But practicing the objective questions is equally important. If you want to get marks more than 200,I will recommend you to study theory from NCERT and practice the objectives which you study from a good objective book.

Hope this helps

Hello! Hope you are doing good.

Chemistry is best when done from NCERT. I will suggest some practice books but they are of IIT Advanced level, so at first try at learning everything from the NCERT first. Clearing the basics is important.

Physical chemistry - N Avasthi

Organic- Solomon's

Inorganic- JD Lee

But first focus on NCERTand you'll be good to go

All the best