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Best books for CPGET exam preparation depend on your subject. Some most recommended ones are:

For MA (Arts & Humanities):

• UG-level textbooks of your subject (BA syllabus)

• Arihant CPGET Guide (Arts Stream)

• Osmania University Previous Years' Question Papers

For MSc (Science):

• UG-level textbooks of your subj

CPGET syllabus is different for MA and MSc programs. Each subject has its own syllabus based on undergraduate topics. MA covers arts and humanities subjects, while MSc focuses on Science subjects. 

CPGET is generally considered a moderate level to manageable. It is not very tough and can be easily cracked if prepared well. 

For an average student, 3 to 6 months is generally considered sufficient for CPGET preparation.

CPGET syllabus is subject-specific. It is based on undergraduate curriculum for the chosen PG course, general knowledge and aptitude. CPGET has 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

Based on CPGET structure, generally Part-B is the most difficult section to prepare. The technical and Science subjects are harder to prepare.

For CPGET Maths, use NCERT Class 11 & 12 and R.D. Sharma Objective. For Physics and Chemistry, NCERT books and Pradeep's Objective series are useful. Previous year JEE Main and Advanced questions also help.

Yes revision important during CPGET preparation. Revision helps you remember what you studied. During CPGET exam prep, regular revision improves accuracy and confidence. Without revision students tend to forget topics. Try weekly and monthly revision to stay strong in concepts.

Yes making a study timetable important for CPGET. It helps you manage time, give equal focus to all subjects. It also help you avoid last-minute panic.

You should start CPGET preparation by making a simple timetable. Divide time for each subject and study daily. Follow plan honestly. Study regularly to cover CPGET syllabus on time