Students’ Speak: Score high in UPSEE by preparing in the last month

By: Yash Singhal

Preparation during the last month of any competitive exam like UPSEE often leads to stress and anxiety among students. Focus on completing the syllabus covering major topics, practising previous years question papers, and taking mock tests on a regular basis helps students in securing high scores.

Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Exam (UPSEE), one of the most deemed exams that every student resident of UP appear for, in the hope of getting admission in a  reputed institute. The state of UP has one of the most privileged colleges of the country this makes it a choice of every aspiring student. This article would discuss the tips to prepare for entrance exam in the last month.

• Firstly, during the last month of preparation the best books to refer are the NCERT books. Most of the questions in UPSEE come from NCERT only. Solve each and every question properly and remember the concepts applied in these questions.
• Secondly. Learn and understand the concepts of each topic thoroughly. This exercise would make it easier to solve the questions during the exam.
• Thirdly, focus on the scoring topics of the exam. Practice as many previous year papers as possible; this would give a clear idea about the scoring topics in UPSEE examination. Some of the important topics with subjects are Physics is Mechanics, in Math cover Algebra and in Chemistry cover Physical and Organic Chemistry.
• Take a mock test on a daily basis. Analyse all the mistakes, revise the topics, and try avoiding these mistakes in the next mock test. Also, keep focus on managing time during preparation.
• Devise a plan for revision covering all the topics from the syllabus. Take guidance from seniors and teachers in case of doubts while solving previous years question papers. Revise all the subjects thoroughly, this would help in boosting confidence during the examination.
• Try to keep calm during preparation; this would help in reducing anxiety, tension, and stress level. Avoid reading new topics during the last week of preparation. Work towards maintaining speed and accuracy while writing the examination

About the Author:

Yash Singhal is a student of NIELIT, Aurangabad pursuing his BTech in ESE. Singhal writes articles as a mentor and has been in the field of guiding and counselling students to get into the right stream by smart work instead of hard work.