Engineering

Hello Swaraj
Firstly, think about weak areas in which you need more practice select your good and bad topics in every subject physics, chemistry, maths, etc. Then, try to give time to each subject every day and do revision on the weekend for whatever you read in the entire week. Try to solve previous year question papers on every weekend so that you can be aware about your level and your weak areas. Don't overload yourself and no need to be stressed. Do 15 minutes of meditation every day in morning and evening. It will help you in proper concentration. According to me, start your study at 4 in the morning and try to clear your concepts and read till 7. Then, do meditation after 2 hours again ready for study till 12 pm. Then take rest for 2 hrs. Then back to your target till 5 pm.

Secondary education degree with high final grades in Mathematics and one of the Science subjects (preferably in Physics). Secondary education must be comparable to the Dutch Voorbereidend Wetenschappelijk Onderwijs (VWO) Diploma. Outside the Netherlands? Find out here if your Diploma is equivalent.
2. High level of English proficiency
If you have a Dutch VWO diploma1you can submit your final grade in English to prove your English language proficiency. This grade must be at least 75% of the maximum score. Additionally, your English language skills may be tested during the selection procedure. If your secondary education level is not the Dutch VWO Diploma or your final grade in English does not meet the required level, you must provide one of the English language test scores:IELTS (overall band score): 7.0- TOEFL internet-based test: 100- Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE): C- Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE): C
Native English speakers, as well as applicants with an International Baccalaureate or European Baccalaureate Diploma, are exempt from the English language proficiency requirement.