TLDR;
This video provides a guide on how to score 100+ marks in the upcoming CET exam, focusing on strategic preparation in the last 12-15 days. It emphasises prioritising high-weightage chapters in Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics, along with consistent revision and mock tests. The video also highlights the importance of avoiding time-wasting activities and focusing on effective study methods.
- Prioritise high-weightage chapters in Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics.
- Focus on consistent revision and solving previous year's questions (PYQs).
- Take daily mock tests to simulate the actual exam environment.
- Avoid time-wasting activities and focus on effective study methods.
Introduction: Scoring 100+ Marks in the Final Days [0:00]
The video introduces a strategy for scoring over 100 marks in the CET exam with only 12 to 15 days remaining for preparation. It highlights the importance of proper guidance and counselling for the CET exam, aiming to help students achieve a percentile score of approximately 92-95%. The video promises to provide a roadmap for success in these final days.
Mathematics Strategy: Prioritising Chapters for 48+ Marks [2:03]
To score well in Mathematics, aim for at least 24 correct questions. Focus on "sure shot" topics that are easy to score. Prioritise chapters based on weightage and difficulty level. Start with easier, high-weightage chapters like vectors, lines and planes, and trigonometric functions. Even with basic preparation and solving PYQs, you can secure around 10 questions from these chapters. Target at least seven questions from the remaining chapters by understanding basic concepts and formulas.
Chemistry and Physics: Securing 32 and 20+ Marks Respectively [4:24]
In Chemistry, aim for 32 marks by focusing on direct formula-based questions and name reactions, primarily from the textbook. For Physics, a target of 20+ marks is sufficient. Even if you guess some answers correctly, you can still achieve this score. The overall strategy is to secure a total of 100+ marks by strategically allocating efforts across subjects.
Maximising Study in the Last 15 Days [6:12]
In the remaining 15 days, focus on high-weightage chapters and revise them thoroughly. If some chapters are incomplete, prioritise them accordingly. Topics like thermodynamics and kinetic theory are relatively easy and formula-based.
Importance of Mock Tests and Revision [7:30]
Take one or two full-length mock tests daily, simulating the actual CET exam interface. Analyse your performance in these mock tests and revise the topics where you made mistakes. Aim to attempt questions with accuracy, regardless of the initial score.
Utilising Available Mock Tests [8:22]
Consider enrolling in mock test series that provide around 30 full syllabus tests, designed to replicate the actual CET exam. These tests should cover the complete syllabus with varying difficulty levels, similar to previous years' papers. The interface should be accessible on both desktop and mobile, allowing you to attempt the tests at your convenience. Each test should ideally offer two attempts for thorough practice.
Revision Strategy and Avoiding Time-Wasting Activities [10:42]
Revise all formulas from each chapter and solve previous years' questions (PYQs) within a two-hour timeframe. In Chemistry, focus on name reactions, formulas, and important questions, strictly following the textbook. Continuous revision is key, as Chemistry is generally easier. Avoid time-passing lectures or any activity that wastes time.
