btech exams

Christ University does not publish the papers of the previous year entry exams in general (BTech or other). This entrance test is usually held in the online format, and the university has a policy in that does not give out old papers. Nonetheless, on the internet, you will get unofficial sample papers and discussions by different coaching centers and education websites which tried to resemble the exam pattern and question types according to what the students experience. Even these materials can be useful to know more about the exam structure, syllabus and difficulty level. Concentrate on topics of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English, General Knowledge, Reasoning and Data Analysis.

To study the BTech Chemical Engineering course at top-ranked colleges, you should prepare well for the entrance exams. You can find some important exam preparation tips given here:

• Go through the exam syllabus thoroughly and note down all the topics carefully in a notepad.
• Prepare a weekly schedule where you assign at least 2-3 topics to be covered each day. This practice makes it easy to keep pace with the syllabus and avoid any possibility of early burnout and feeling overwhelmed.
• Practice last year's question papers and attempt mock test papers available on the official exam websites to check your preparation status and plan your next move accordingly.
• Ask for help from seniors or professors to make sense of the difficult exam topics.
• Plan a revision time table for the last 1-2 months to brush up the important, high-marks-weightage topics.

You can find some basic yet important tips to prepare for BTech entrance tests given here:

• Start Early: Start with your exam preparation as early as possible, at least 8 to 10 months before the final exam is supposed to take place tentatively.
• Check the Exam Syllabus Thoroughly: You need to go through the BTech entrance exam syllabus very carefully and make sure to note down all the topics, especially the high-weightage syllabus sections.
• Make a Weekly Timetable: You should have a weekly timetable where you allot at least 2-3 topics to be covered each day to avoid early burnout and the feeling of being overwhelmed.
• Download Last Year's Question Papers: Download last year's question papers and take mock tests to analyze your preparation status and then plan the rest of the journey accordingly.
• Make a Revision Schedule: It is very important to have a revision schedule in place in the last 1-2 months so you can revise all the important topics and increase your chances of getting excellent marks by answering more questions confidently in the exam, without any fear of negative marking.