How to prepare for KCET and COMEDK?

How to prepare for KCET and COMEDK: Being two of the most important exams for admission to engineering colleges in Karnataka, candidates frequently want to know how to prepare for KCET and COMEDK. It is because by appearing in both KCET and COMEDK, they want to increase their chances of admission at a good college. The fact that there is a gap of around 1 month between the two exams does help the candidate’s cause – KCET is held in April and COMEDK UGET in May. This way, candidates have enough time in their hands for make accommodations for minor details, like preparing for additional chapters covered in one exam and vice versa. But still there are some issues like while KCET is conducted in offline mode, COMEDK is held online. The syllabus of the two exams is also different. The task in hand is not easy, but if candidates really put their mind to it and know how to prepare for KCET and COMEDK, things can work out just fine. In case candidates need any help, Careers360 is ready with its bag of tricks on how to prepare for KCET and COMEDK.

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How to prepare for KCET and COMEDK

It is common among candidates to appear in more than one exams. Which exams the candidate appears, of course depends on the end objective. Given below are tips on how to prepare for KCET and COMEDK UGET.

Get the syllabus right: Since the candidate will be appearing in two different exams, the candidate must download the syllabus of KCET as well as the syllabus of COMEDK UGET. After downloading the syllabus, the candidate needs to check topics that the common to both exams and separate them from topics that are unique to each exam. This will make preparation easier and more effective.

Get familar to the exam pattern: One major difference between the two exams is while KCET is conducted in offline mode, COMEDK is available in online mode only. Questions though in both exams will be objective multiple-choice type only. The candidate must accommodate this difference when preparing for the exams. It is recommended that the candidate goes through the exam pattern of KCET and exam pattern of COMEDK UGET thoroughly.

Make a study schedule: The study schedule must be made keeping in view the requirements of the two exams. The plan should include time allotted for each topics. Now since the COMEDK UGET 2020 will be held a month or so after KCET exam, the candidate may keep some topics of COMEDK for later if managing two exams gets a bit out of hand. It must be noted the candidate must have provisions for taking stock of things after regular intervals so that progress can be checked.

Take notes during study: There are many benefits of taking notes during study. For one, it will enable the candidate to focus on the important topics. Secondly, the notes can be used for quick revision, especially closer to the exam when there is less time in hand to go through entire blocks of texts. Also, notes are easy to carry around as they don’t have the bulk associated with text books. When taking notes, the candidate must try to make them as crisp and lucid as possible.

Solve sample papers and take mock tests: These days no preparation is complete without a fair amount of sample papers. It is because solving these papers helps to identify the true strengths and weaknesses of the candidate. Also, since they contain questions from the entire syllabus, the candidates can really add to their problem solving skills by solving sample papers of KCET and also sample papers of COMEDK UGET. When solving these papers, the candidate must not only look to improve speed, but also accuracy.

In the final days, the candidate is also is urged to take mock tests, as it will give the candidate an exam like environment thus preparing him/her for the final battle. By taking these tests, the candidate will learn about time management and, importantly, the trick to handle exam pressure.

Stay happy and healthy: Keeping the body in tip-top shape is important, as only then the brain will work at its optimum level. So, in-between preparation the candidate must remember to take sufficient breaks for rejuvenation. During breaks, the candidate may engage in light hobbies like swimming, jogging, or go for a walk without over exerting. Music is also considered a stress buster, so the candidate might try that too. Also, sleeping your normal quota of hours and eat healthy.