First of all Know how much time you have till exam date to prepare for exams.

Find previous papers of exams and solve each of them.

Solve variety of questions of mostly asked topics.

Ask teachers for help and never leave any doubt unsolved, try to solve it the day you get it.

Refer standard books for reading as most questions are directly taken From these books.

Don't mug up the concepts, try to relate the concepts with practical life so you can easily remember.

Hello Pankaj, For preparation for a competitive exam:

1. Go through Syllabus + Previous 10years question paper

2. Try to analyze the type of questions they prefer to ask most and what all section they don't prefer/ touch.

3. Solve mock/ practice paper as much as you can (This will help to generate confidence in you)

4. Don't go for all subject altogether (One subject at a time)

For further query be free to contact... All the best

Pankaj first of tell me about which exam you are talking because there is no as such exam whose syllabus is unknown. Tell me the name of the exam then I will help you in getting to know what actually you need to study.

Along with that assuming that we are not able to find out the solid information about the course of the examination then you can look out for previous year papers, mock tests for that exam and figure out the topics from which questions are asked. This will help you in listing the topics on which you need to work plus you can solve the mock test and last year paper and figure out where you stand.

Feel free to ask if you have any more queries. All the best!!

For which exam you want to prepare ?



I must suggest first analyse the previous year question paper, exam pattern. Then know your topics and then start preparing for the exam accordingly. Also give mock tests and practice test series to get roughly idea about exam.