UPSEE Exam Pattern 2020

You haven't mentioned in which year you're going to appear for Jee Main whether 2020 or 2021. If you are going to appear for Jee Main 2020, the now only a month is left for Jee Main and now focus more on important chapters that means which carry more weightage. Instead of choosing a random topic from the syllabus, you must break your preparation into sections. Sub-topics from each section should be selected and then strategy on clearing concepts must be made. You can make short notes on the topics that you have find difficult to understand.
Never leave any concepts doubtful or unsolved. Once done with the syllabus and concept clarity, you should move towards solving previous years papers. Give mock tests as much as possible. Time management is one more important thing you should look upon. Remember that practise will increase your efficiency.
Give at least two mock tests every week. Then analyze your weak parts and work on them. If you find it difficult to prepare from books like HC Verma, DC Pandey, then only go for NCERTs. From wherever you study, you must complete NCERT Textbooks as many questions are directly asked from NCERTs.
Some important chapters you must focus on- For Physics, Rotational Motion, Thermodynamics, SHM, Electrostatics, Magnetism, Optics, Modern Physics. In Mathematics, Complex Number, Conic Section, Circle, Calculus, Vector & 3 D, Probability, Trigonometric Equation, Properties of Triangles, Quadratic Equation, Sequence and Series, Permutations and combination. In Chemistry, you can more focus on these chapters for last month preparation- Chemical bonding, Electrochemistry, Coordination compound, Salt analysis, Ionic equilibrium, Thermodynamics & thermochemistry, Aldehydes and ketones, Aromatic hydrocarbons, GOC isomerism, Liquid solutions, Alkyl halides and aryl halides. Beside this, give mock tests regularly.
But if you are going to appear for Jee Main, Next year, then you should wait for the syllabus to know. CBSE has reduced the syllabus from Class 9 to 12 by 30% and NTA has not yet announced any such notification to reduce the syllabus of Jee Main also. But it seems the syllabus of Jee Main and Neet will also be reduced keeping the core concepts unchanged. The topics which carry less weightage may be eliminated from the syllabus of 2020-21 session. The chances are quite high. But until NTA releases any notice, it can't be said properly. Please to hear this from the authority. For now you can prepare from NCERT textbooks.

UPSEE B.Pharma syllabus is as same as your intermediate syllabus. So you don't have learn anything new. The topics are already known to you. First you should make a proper study plan which you'll follow throughout your preparation. Then go through the entire syllabus and gather all the study materials. http://engineering.careers360.com/articles/upsee-syllabus You should start your preparation with NCERT Textbooks as these books are mostly recommended by experts for having a basic concept over all the topics. Sometimes, many questions are directly asked from NCERTs. Prepare small parts from all the three sections daily. You can also concentrate on making your own notes. Short notes are helpful in revision times. Apart from preparing from books, you can go on solving sample papers and previous few years' question papers. Once done with the syllabus give mock tests regularly.

Hello Priyanshu

Your academics are quite descent as you have score 88% and 83% in 10th and 12th respectively.
You should not go for private colleges right now as the admissions for mostly every private college will close only after JEE Main.
And also government colleges are always a better option compared to private colleges.
You should definitely prepare hard and appear in JEE Main and UPSEE exams and look to get admission in some top tier engineering colleges.

All the best.

Hello,


NCERT is indeed the best book to start with and its like a Bible for Chemistry, but if you want to score well in UPSEE then you cannot only rely on NCERT.
For physics, go for HC verma after completing NCERT and for Chemistry go for RC Mukherjee after completing NCERT by heart.You must also solve previous year question papers.

I hope this helps.

Dear Divyanshi,

The following are some tips which can help you in your preparation for UPSEE:

• Know you exam dates and make a study plan accordingly
• Exam Date: 20 September 2020
• Know the syllabus and prepare in advance
• Physics: Units and Measurement, Motion and Laws of Motion, Work, Power and Energy, Momentum and Collisions, Electro magnectice induction etc
• Link: https://www.careers360.com/exams/upsee

All the best