Hello Aspirant,

Thoughtful nonetheless!

Since you are a second-year student, don't panic. One year is enough time to pass the gate, and you have two years to prepare. If you plan well, you can score below 50 on the test if you begin preparing now. Don't focus on previous year's papers; instead, just get your concepts down pat.

Learn each concept thoroughly and in depth. For example, if you start with mathematics, learn all of the mathematical concepts, including probability, combinatorics, linear algebra, calculus, propositional logic, sets, and graph theory.

2) Assume that you spend a full month thoroughly studying each of these topics and revising them every day. Revision is the most crucial stage. OKAYYY

3) After mastering all concepts, move on to previous year papers and attempt to solve the 15 most recent mathematics problems. This will help you improve your understanding.

4) Apply this standard to all subjects

5) Since you are in your second year, my best advice is for you to begin with mathematics before moving on to DATA STRUCTURES AND PROGRAMMING, APTITUDE, and CO because other subjects like TOC, CD, ALGORITHM, DBMS, and OS will be in your third year. As a result, there is no need to stress if you excel in mathematics, aptitude, and data structures because 40 marks will be at your disposal once you have thoroughly understood the concepts and solved.

It will be simple for you to solve any problems in those subjects if you do this in your second year, and MY ONLY SUGGESTION FOR U IS DON'T GIVE UP.

Turn off all of your social media accounts.

When you reach your third year, you can learn the remaining subjects along with your university curriculum, but follow the above method for all subjects and don't give up until you have finished a subject. You should also take test series once you have finished a subject.

Thank you