The simplest way is to revise all the formula and then just learn how to solve expexexp questions which you will come to know when you solve previous years questions.

While appearing for exam just attempt those questions which you are very much sure and just leave all as it is whenever you have a little bit of doubt.

Hello, Ram. What i can say you is that In maths there is no strategy. There is only one technique that is practice. To score 60+ you don't have to be very good in every topic in maths. Some people are strong in calculus while some in algebra. So no one can tell u the topics to study because you know yourself better than others.

Try previous year questions. If you have completed NCERT syllabus, then I can suggest you to use books such as mentioned below to solve the numerical part.

1) Higher Algebra by Hall Knight and Bernard-child.

2) Differential Calculus by Arihant.

3)Integral Calculus by Arihant.

4) Problems in Calculus of One Variable Algebra by I.A.Maron.

5) Class XI & XII by R.D. Sharma.

6) Higher Algebra by Hall Knight+ Bernard-child.

Practice more and keep a habit of solving sums daily atleast.

All the best!

Hi Aspirant

The simplest way would be revise all class 11th and 12 th topics (Relations and function ,conic section ,series,Differentiation,limits,Integration) .

Get yourself clear for all the formulas and shortcuts.If you are done with this.Practice a mock test and previous paper every day.

And whenever you are wrong revise the same topics and solve numerical as much as possible.

This would be really helpful for you.

All the best.