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Take A QuizCareer Talk Work & Career 2 years ago
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manpreet
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2 years ago
The answer in general is yes and no. If you have studied for JEE rigorously and have clarity of concepts then you don't have to study anything separately. But surely you need to prepare for MHCET as the pattern is different and the time constraint is more of a concern here. Mainly revise everything which you have studied till now. Generally, memorize all the formulas for general cases as the exam has a lot of time constraint. Once check the syllabus and make sure you didn't leave any important topic. Then mainly focus on solving practice tests. There are many books available in the market providing mock tests on MHCET. But be a bit careful and buy from trusted publications. The other important thing is to give this time under real exam conditions i.e. under a time constraint. Another important thing students neglect is analyzing the tests you solved. Otherwise, there is no use of giving the mock tests. Analyse your mistakes, your strong areas, your weak areas, where are you wasting time and work on that. Also, make sure you read from the HSC textbooks the theory which may not be in JEE syllabus. All the best!