B.Sc Preparation

You can follow the below mentioned tips:
1. Write down the name of the chapters from a standard text book on the subject with serial numbers (1, 2, 3, etc.) on the left side of an A4 page.
2. Record the year against the name of the chapters, when a question from that particular chapter appeared. Occasionally, you might find more than one question from a chapter appeared in the same examination. In that case, record the year the same number of times as the questions.
3. Once you have completed recording from all the question papers, count how many times a question appeared from each chapter and record it on the right side of the page against the name of the chapters. Now, you can calculate the percentage of questions in each chapter out of the total number of questions you recorded and record it within first bracket after the number of times a question appeared (already done) against the name of the chapters.
4. Now re-write the name of the chapters with serial numbers (1, 2, 3, etc.) on the left side of an A4 page according to their ranking.
5. Once completed, it would be the comprehensive list of chapters. There might be some chapters without any questions in each format.
6. The chapters with questions appearing in all formats of your examination would be the most important and core chapters you could not skip reading under any circumstances.
7. For each chapter, you would find similar trends regarding different topics for different formats. Now, you can prepare a topic-based list for each chapter following the same method as followed for the chapters.