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In most of the exams, some chapters carry more weightage (few examples: probability, Number systems, Speed-time-distance, geometry) make sure that you don't miss any of this. It's always advisable to practise well for each chapter. All these exams are about choosing right questions( which can be solved easily) and don't waste time for complex questions. So start with questions with which you are comfortable and then try other parts. If you have at least learnt basic concepts, you might be able to solve easy questions of any chapter, because one never knows examiner will give tough question from which part.
Best of luck :)
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Your 10+2 marks may create a problem but your XAT percentile is good, other than that your selection totally depends upon how you have performed in your gd and pi.
All the best.
Thank you.
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