UPTU SEE 2014: Top 10 Exam Preparation Tips

Uttar Pradesh Technical University is one of the top-notch technical institutes of the country. Numerous aspirants eye UPSEE (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination) to secure a seat in various under graduate and post graduate courses in this esteemed institute. Quite parallel to other elite exams like the JEE Main, BITSAT or JEE Advanced, getting through UPTU entrance exam 2014 is also quite tough. Like any other competition, this exam also tests the basic concepts, thinking ability and problem solving skills of students.

Getting through the UPTU exam is quite tough but not impossible. Those willing to gain admission in the engineering domain have to sit for Paper 1 of UPTU which consists of sections on Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, while the B.Tech biotechnology aspirants have to rake the paper 2 comprising sections on Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The strategy that you follow for preparing for these national level exams determines your success or failure to a large extent. Everything should be chalked out in advance so that you are able to cover your syllabus in the prescribed time limit. UPSEE entrance exam 2014 examines candidates on their speed and analytical abilities. Moreover, since there is no negative marking, so the aspirants should try to cover maximum amount of syllabus without going into the intricacies.  

Given below are some of the points on how exactly you should plan out your preparation to achieve your cherished goal!

• Proper analysis of the exam: Before commencing your preparation, identify what exactly is asked in the exam, what it focuses on and what exactly is the pattern. UPSEE asks objective type questions which are application based and test thinking abilities. 
• Focus on your basics: You need to have extremely strong basics. If your basics are clear, you won’t face any sort of problem in answering questions. Majority of questions asked in the exam are based on the application of basic concepts.
• Plan your preparation: Do not start studying in a chaotic manner. Considering the time left with you and the topics to be covered, chalk out the time available for each topic and then start studying accordingly. Planned study yields better results.
• Practice is the only key to success: Once you are done with the theory portion of the syllabus, practice numerous questions based on application of the learned concepts. Practice is the only key to success. The more you practice, better it is. This also helps in improving the speed and one also gets to know the various ways of attempting a question.
• Improve your problem solving and analytical skills: Just cramming the concepts won’t prove fruitful. Try to relate the theoretical concepts to real life experiences as it aids in improving the analytical skills. Work on improving your problem solving skills and practice numerous questions. Each question has some technique involved in it, and hence with practice you tend to further your problem solving skills.
• Prepare revision notes: While going through the chapters jot down the important points separately and prepare your revision notes or flash cards. These notes are really helpful especially in the final days when you don’t have sufficient time to go through the entire stuff again.
• Mock Tests: Attempt at least 1-2 mock tests on daily basis. This is extremely important as sample papers help you in knowing what exactly can be asked in the exam. But try to solve these papers within the prescribed time limit. This also aids in identifying the areas which demand improvement.
• Consistent Revision: Human memory is temporary. The matter once absorbed tends to fade away gradually. Hence, it is extremely important to either keep revising the content or to practice questions based on the absorbed concepts. This helps in retaining the matter for longer duration.  
• Time Management: Hard work with proper time management is all what you need to win this race. Your win will depend on how well you perform on the final day. Thus, time management both while preparing and taking the exam are essential.     
• Give equal importance to recreation: Limiting yourself within the four walls of the room won’t help. Instead it might have a negative impact on your productivity. Go for morning walks, take frequent breaks, and catch up with friends, family and relatives. This is important to regain the lost energy and it also helps in improving productivity.  

Chalk out your study plan and start preparing form the moment itself. Have faith in yourself, try your level best and you’ll surely win the race!

Content Courtesy: askIITians.com

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