You can practice the previous year problem and it can be enough provided you have good conceptual efficiency as well as problem problem solving skills. You should be very keen about this. I would say you should attempt some mock test or consider other books to practice a variety of problems. Always remember solving HCV is must. The more you solve analytical problems, the more you will be the strongest in the subject. For chemistry try to emphasize more on the Reacting Mechanism of Organic Chemistry and Inorganic chemistry and practice problems for Physical Chemistry. Now for Mathematics you should mandatorily be confirmed that questions from Permutation & Combination, Probability, Sequence series, Coordinate Geometry, Set theory will come.

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I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hi Aspirant!

No doubt solving previous years question papers will help you understand the exam pattern but with only sample papers you cannot get good marks. However, ther are chances that you will be able to qualify the exam, but to get  good rank you need to work harder. I have some preparation tips for you:

• Get yourself familiar with the syllabus.
• Follow some good practice and recommended books such as Chemistry for MHT CET (MCQ) by Marvel Publication, Marvel Physics for Medical & Engineering Entrance Exam by Marvel Prakashan, Pradnya's Objective Mathematics  by CS patil, etc.
• Focus on the topics in which you are not good and try to improve them.
• The topis which are asked frequently with more number of questions, practice them.
• Sove sample papers with a stopwatch around you.
• Be sincere and focused with your preparation.

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Thankyou!