Hello Bhuvan,

National Institute of Technology Master of Computer Applications Common Entrance Test (NIMCET) is conducted for admission to MCA programmes across 11 NITs. To start your preparation, firstly you should know about the detailed syllabus and pattern of the exam. Questions in the exam are asked from the following subjects- Computer awareness, General English, Mathematics, Analytical Ability and Logical Reasoning. Try to clear the concepts and memorize the important formulas well. You can also make a separate notebook for formulas and important notes which will help you at the time of revision. Practice as many questions as you can. Solve previous year question papers to have an idea about the type of questions asked in the examination.
Good Luck!

Hello Bhuvan,

National Institute of Technology Master of Computer Applications Common Entrance Test (NIMCET) is conducted for admission to MCA programmes across 11 NITs. To start your preparation, firstly you should know about the detailed syllabus and pattern of the exam. Questions in the exam are asked from the following subjects- Computer awareness, General English, Mathematics, Analytical Ability and Logical Reasoning. Try to clear the concepts and memorize the important formulas well. You can also make a separate notebook for formulas and important notes which will help you at the time of revision. Practice as many questions as you can. Solve previous year question papers to have an idea about the type of questions asked in the examination.
Good Luck!

Hello Bhuvan,

National Institute of Technology Master of Computer Applications Common Entrance Test (NIMCET) is conducted for admission to MCA programmes across 11 NITs. To start your preparation, firstly you should know about the detailed syllabus and pattern of the exam. Questions in the exam are asked from the following subjects- Computer awareness, General English, Mathematics, Analytical Ability and Logical Reasoning. Try to clear the concepts and memorize the important formulas well. You can also make a separate notebook for formulas and important notes which will help you at the time of revision. Practice as many questions as you can. Solve previous year question papers to have an idea about the type of questions asked in the examination.
Good Luck!