IPU CET BArch Preparation 2021: Tips, Strategy & Guide

Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test 2021 ( IPU CET )

Mandeep Kumar
Updated on Aug 7, 2025 14:08 IST

By Mandeep Kumar

IPU CET 2026: Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) will conduct IPU CET 2026 for various courses. Since many candidates attempt the entrance examination, it is essential that good scores have to be secured for higher chances of allotment. To show their best performance, the candidates should be well prepared for the upcoming examination. Candidates can check the IPU CET 2026 preparation tips to know what points they can add to their strategy to strengthen it.

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IPU CET 2026 Preparation Tips

Check some important tips to prepare for IPU CET below.

Know your Exam Pattern and Syllabus

Before commencing their preparation, the candidates are advised to check the IPU CET 2025 exam pattern. By knowing the pattern, the candidates will also be able to know how the examination will be conducted and more. Details regarding the mode of exam, duration, marking scheme and more will also be released through the exam pattern. Along with the exam pattern, the candidates are also advised to check the official IPU CET 2025 syllabus. This will allow the candidates to know which units and topics have to be studied for the examination. By checking the exam pattern and syllabus beforehand, the candidates will gain an advantage and will be able to structure their preparation plan well.

Prepare a Personal Timetable

Candidates are advised to create a personal timetable to plan their study schedule. By creating a stable timetable, the candidates can divide their time equally to all subjects, units and topics that have to be studied. Equal distribution of hours to different subjects can also be done if the candidates create a timetable carefully. It is to be noted that the timetable should have some hours allotted towards revision, mock tests and extracurricular studies. This will ensure that the studying pattern of the candidates is not monotonous.

Create Regular Notes

Many experts and exam toppers have often mentioned the importance of creating notes regularly. Candidates are advised to create notes whenever they are studying topics that are conceptually difficult or have a tough formula. By writing down those points which they have a hard time understanding, the candidates will be able to have more clarity and revise it whenever and wherever they wish to. Creating notes will also help the candidates retain better what they have studied.

Mock Tests are Essential

Candidates should include solving mock tests in their timetable regularly. Mock tests will help the candidates assess their current preparation level and accordingly create a strategy to help them overcome their shortcomings. Mock tests are prepared to help the candidates understand how the examination is conducted. Candidates can attempt mock tests and be more comfortable with the exam pattern. Time management can also be improved using mock tests.

Daily Revision is Necessary

It is very important for the candidates to revise regularly. Candidates are advised to allott a few hours in their daily routine to revision. This will allow the candidates to understand more clearly what they have earlier studied and will help them retain it. Revision is also a good method for the candidates to clear out any doubts that they have regarding any unit or topic that they had earlier studied. Daily revision should be included in the daily timetable to have a higher chance of showing a good performance in the examination.

Do Not Be Afraid to Communicate

Candidates should not be afraid to communicate their doubts to those who are in charge. In case of any troubles regarding the studying material, the candidates should contact their teachers and clear their doubts. Candidates are also encouraged to communicate with their friends and discuss those topics which they are having a hard time with. This will ensure that the candidates have a clear mind and all of their questions are answered.

Good Health Is Important

Along with taking care of their studies, the candidates should also take care of their health. A healthy body and mind are important to have good results in the examination. There are fewer chances of the candidates performing well in the examination if they are physically and mentally exhausted. Therefore, the candidates are advised to have a good sleep routine and diet. Healthy foods and fruits should be consumed and candidates are encouraged to participate in extra-curricular activities to keep their mental health stable.

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To improve the speed and accuracy, follow these steps.

  • Take time-based mock tests.
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Manisha Sahni

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Answered 2 weeks ago

When selecting a reference book, ensure that you choose the latest edition to access all the current information. Reviewing the "Table of Contents" is an excellent way to assess the quality and topics covered. If there are multiple books available on a particular subject, compare the authors, editio

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Shikha Hazarika

Beginner-Level 5

Answered 2 weeks ago

One can manage time in the examination by practising the question papers prior to appearing in the exam. It will help in assessing which section is consuming more time, and then work on that part to save time. They must make sure that they solve many questions from each topic to increase the speed o

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Rachit Chatterjee

Beginner-Level 5

Answered 2 weeks ago

The best strategy to prepare for the exam is as follows.

  • Know the syllabus and understand the exam pattern.
  • Create a study plan and stick to the plan.
  • Regularly take mock tests
  • Practice past year papers.

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Ishita Patra

Beginner-Level 5

Answered 2 weeks ago

The most useful tips and tricks to crack IPU CET 2026 are to be familiar with the syllabus, make notes of all the topics, regular revision, practising previous years' question papers and appear in mock tests. Staying motivated is important to keep your preparation on track. Set small goals and rewar

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Dhanya B

Contributor-Level 10

Answered a month ago

Yes, after successfully submitting the IPU CET application form and paying the fee, you will receive a confirmation page/receipt on the screen. You should download and print this confirmation page for future reference, as it serves as proof of successful submission. No separate confirmation is sent

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Ishita Patra

Beginner-Level 5

Answered a month ago

Suppose you forget your IPU CET application number or login password. In that case, you can retrieve it by using the “Forgot Application Number/Password” option available on the official IPU CET login page. You will need to enter details such as your registered email ID, mobile number, or date of bi

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Dhanya B

Contributor-Level 10

Answered a month ago

Yes, you can edit the IPU CET application form after submission, but only during the official correction window provided by GGSIPU. Edits are allowed in limited fields, and once the correction period is over, no further changes can be made.

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Mohit Gaurav

Beginner-Level 5

Answered a month ago

You need to provide personal details (name, date of birth, gender), academic details (Class 10 & 12 marks), contact information, course preferences, and upload scanned documents (photograph, signature, and left-hand thumb impression).

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Akansha Karan

Beginner-Level 5

Answered a month ago

No, digital copies are not accepted. You must carry a printed hard copy of the IPU CET admit card to the exam centre along with a valid photo ID. Without the printed admit card, entry into the examination hall will not be permitted.

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Pallavi Sinha

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Greater Noida Institute of Technology

Greater Noida Private

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Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, Delhi

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