reference book for msc Biotechnology for CUCET entrance

Good day,

Dinesh's biology book, "Objective Biology," may be of assistance to you.

The most crucial thing you should be concerned with is time management.

It's just as crucial to take timed tests as it is to understand your subjects. You may be able to answer numerous questions during your CUCET exam preparation, but what if you are unable to do so within the time limit? This is why you should take timed tests so that you can finish your exam on time and identify which questions take the most time.

I'm going to give you a great tip for getting a decent grade. Break down the entire syllabus for the CUCET into smaller pieces, whatever it is. This manner, instead of trying to grasp everything at once, you can study the topics one at a time.

Note that 75% of the questions on the CUCET Exam are designed to test the candidates' domain knowledge.

I'm going to describe the CUCET exam pattern to you.

Part A, which consists of 25 multiple choice questions, and Part B, which consists of 75 questions, are the two halves of the paper.

There are a total of 100 objective sorts of questions on the question paper.

Negative marking is also used, with 0.25 points lost for each incorrect response.

Each accurate answer will receive one point.

PART A will have 25 multiple-choice questions on the following topics: English Language, General Knowledge, Mathematical Aptitude, and Analytical Skills. The majority of aspirants perceive Part A to be simple, and as a result, they place less emphasis on Part A preparation. But don't take it easy; this is the most important stage of the game.

PART B will comprise of 75 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) relevant to the candidate's domain knowledge/subject-specific questions, divided into two groups of two, three, and five. There will be twenty-five or more questions in each part.

The paper will take two hours to complete.

I hope this information is useful!!

Best wishes :)