Students’ Speak: AP EAMCET exam tips and tricks to score well

By: Maheshwari

Invest some time, say 2- 3 hours every day, for NCERT books and prepare for boards right from the start. You can give an extra two hours for the same topic while studying for your board exams and study from the perspective of your competitive exam.

AP EAMCET 2020 is a state level entrance exam, which is conducted once a year, it is a highly competitive entrance exam so one must know all the tips, and tricks in order to crack it.

• Before you start, your preparation you should have a clear knowledge of AP EAMCET syllabus this will help you to plan a preparation strategy.
• Once you get to know the syllabus then make a list of important chapters (based on the weightage of marks) these chapters should be your first priority, after completing these chapters go with the other chapters.
• Make your own time table in which timings you are comfortable to study and follow this to be sure
• Improve your skills in maths it will also help you to solve numerical problems in physics and chemistry as well, practice previous papers and solve as many as possible

How to be time savvy?

• Don’t try to do every question that comes in the exam, first attempt direct questions by doing so you have time to solve difficult questions  
• Leave unknown questions, doing so will save you a lot of time.
• At last attempt all the unknown questions without leaving because there is no negative mark in the exam

Which are the scoring topics?

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

First, prepare these weightage chapters and then prepare lesser weightage chapters so that you can score maximum marks.

What should be the revision approach?

• First and foremost thing is to understand the syllabus and make your own time table and plan accordingly
• Make your study plan according to the time you can focus on it i.e. Morning or night, as your wish.
• Make a running notes (point wise) while you are preparing, this will help you in revision

How to manage Class 12 and entrance preparation?

• Invest some time, say 2- 3 hours every day, for NCERT books and prepare for boards right from the start. You can give an extra two hours for the same topic while studying for your board exams and study from the perspective of your competitive exam. Preparing for both together in this way will be both timesaving and efficient.
• Try to solve as many question papers as possible. Solve previous years question papers and mock papers. Make sure you do this in a limited period. Solving question papers will help you understand your level of preparation and your weak and strong topics.

About the Author:

Maheshwari is a final year B.Tech student in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam