How can I crack UPSEE in 1 month?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

After JEE you will get atleast 20 days for UPSEE exams so if one can utilize these days properly then surely you can score good marks in the exam. 150 question are there in the exam of total 600 marks without negative marking. So to score good one has to work on the speed and accuracy. In the last month before the exam best thing is to go through the previous year question paper and just concentrate on all the important topics for the exam and your strong chapter. If you are left with some previous chapter which is a strong part for you try to review those.If you are facing any type of doubt then try to solve before the exam because if you miss out something it can lead to loss of many marks. Solve previous year question in less than 3 hrs and try to find your strong point and weak points. In the last 1 month work hard on your weak points as much as possible.Always be honest while solving previous year question paper. All The Best.

manpreet 2 years ago

Theoretically, you can't clear any competitive exam in just one month. But things may be different in a practical situation. Nothing is impossible on this planet. You have to be determined and have to work very hard to crack UPSEE in just one month. Usually, UPSEE asks basic questions. So if you have studied for your boards than you can crack it easily. Here is the detailed strategy: 1.Revise the important topics and solve quality questions. 2.Don't try any new topic, just focus on topics which you know very well. 3.Try to learn more and more formulas. 4.Focus more on chemistry as it's easy as compared to other two subjects.Prefer NCERT book only. 5. Solve previous years questions. 6.Never loose hope, stay away from all disturbing elements. 7.Wake up early and try to learn chemistry. Solve previous 10 years questions.This will give you an idea about the type of questions generally asked in the examination. You can take help from youtube if you have some doubt on any topic. Hope it helped!

manpreet 2 years ago

Having cracked UPSEE, I consider myself the right person to answer this question. Since it is clear that you don't have much time to cover each and every portion of course of UPSEE, what you need to practise is time management. Concentrate only the important topics which will help you get through and comprises majority of questions asked in the paper. Physics Heat and Thermodynamics, Electrostatics, Rotational Motion, Wave Motion, Ray Optics, Solids and Semiconductor devices, Magnetic effect of current and magnetism, Laws of motion, and Modern Physics. Chemistry Hydrocarbons and General Organic Chemistry, Ionic Equilibrium, Chemical Bonding, s-block and p-block elements, Organic Compounds containing Oxygen, Solutions, and Structure of Atom. Mathematics Vectors, Probability, Calculus (Definite Integration, Integral Integration), Complex Numbers, Dynamics, Matrices and Determinants, Permutation & Combination. You need to give every subject equal time in a day and don't forget to practise previous year papers for an idea as to how much time you need to devote to each section during the exam time. All the best!

manpreet 2 years ago

Firstly, keep a positive frame of mind. Then you need to start gathering information about the essentials of the UPSEE. You can then use the last 5 or 10 year papers to must familiarize yourself with the UPSEE test paper as this will mentally prepare you and prevent last-minute. You must brush up on the fundamentals of your physics, chemistry, and mathematics to do well in UPSEE entrance exam as the questions are not from outside the syllabus taught in your XI and XII. Focus on Algebra, Calculus, and other vital portions while preparing for Mathematics. Organic and Physical part of Chemistry must be mastered, and for Physics, the whole NCERT problems and theories need to be studied. Some good books to refer to could include NCERT Physics Books of Class XI & XII, Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma, The Pradeep's for the sciences. Prepare well as good preparation builds confidence at the time of the exam.