It's a Question of your Career!

Hey there

Getting 150+ is a little tough you start preparing from now honestly. See if you have atleast prepared good for boards and know basic PCM then you can get 150+ which requires hard work. First you need to memorize the whole NCERT of chemistry thoroughly. If you had done coachings then revise the notes properly and solve as many questions as you can from chemistry make it your strong subject because it's scoring and can give you 60+ easily if you'll be honest with the subject. Then maths is also scoring for that solve rd Sharma, coaching notes and materials and advance previous year questions. Same for physics. In physics 12th portion is important as it will come in boards also. Rotation is important. You can take help of video lectures from unacademy, byju's etc.

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Good luck

Hey there

CAT exams are at hand a month is left for the exam. Mock tests are out. At this point of time I'll advise you to start revising and start practicing more and more questions. Do not try to study from beginning now. Just revise what you have learnt and increase your speed.

Check about CAT preparation

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Good luck