Coronavirus Outbreak: 5 Important Tips to Study at Home for KCET 2020 Exam

Karnataka Common Entrance Test, popularly known as KCET, is conducted to shortlist candidates for admission in B.Tech course. Due to ongoing pandemic, the institutes and colleges are closed and their KCET 2021 preparation has been largely compromised. However, besides all the melancholy and problems, the coronavirus pandemic has also brought an extra time for students to prepare for the exam. Careers360 is providing here 5 important tips to study at home for the KCET amid the coronavirus outbreak. The tips are provided by subject experts from various coaching institutes and previous year toppers.

Study Revise Repeat: Students preparing for the exam must have already begun with their preparation. But since no preparation is the final preparation, getting some preparation tips for KCET 2021 will provide that much needed extra edge. Coaching experts suggest that students should give attention to every topic which is covered in the exam. Understand the KCET syllabus thoroughly, point out the topics which are important and study them concisely. Revise the important topics on regular intervals and also make a separate note for them. Follow a time table for study and study regularly without any lapse. Continuity is of utmost importance as it will help in keeping all the topics on concurrent line. Focusing important topics is one thing but it is advised to study all the topics which are covered for the preparation of the exam.

Previous Year Papers: Students are also advised to go through previous year papers to understand how questions have been asked in previous years, difficulty level of questions, topics covered in past years which are asked repeatedly. Previous year questions are very useful and students must practice at least 10 to 15 years papers. Students must also get to know the KCET exam pattern and understand what types of questions are asked in exam, marking scheme and pattern of questions using previous year papers.

Practise Mock Test: Practising mock test is a must for every aspirant. Mock tests help us analyse our preparation level, strong and weak points in our preparation, time management for solving the problems and complete question papers. KCET mock test will also help in getting rid of the fear of appearing in the real exam. Point out the topics in which you feel difficulty or forget at the time of solving. Give extra time and focus on the topics and solve mock tests again. Students must practise more mock tests at the time of revision and before the final days of exam.

Stay Focused and Motivated: In this period of lockdown and isolation, what students need the most is motivation and focus. Isolation and lockdown can be stressful and melancholic, but students have to keep one thing in mind that this is extra time for preparation and I should use it strategically to get extra marks in exams.

Practise Yoga and Meditation: Meditating could be of a lot help if one follows it seriously. It helps in keeping the mind calm, focussed and motivated. Yoga is one another thing to keep the mind and body in a relaxed mood. Give some time to Yoga and Meditation in the morning and evening every day.