•Focus on solving as many problems as you can, rather than just reading theories, formulae and solutions
•More than rigid reliance on rules without understanding ( rule – oriented study ) rely on any understanding of mathematical concepts and flexibility in the problem solving (Concept Oriented Study).
•Master the fundamentals, as most questions are designed to evaluate the candidates clarity of fundamental concepts and the ability to apply these concepts in problem solving.
•Don’t be in rush to solve problems. In EAMCET. Both speed and strike rate matter. You need to be quick as well as accurate to achieve high scores. High speed with low accuracy can actually ruin your results
•Master the fundamentals, practice a lot, and manage time well. Most of the students follow CMP order (Chemistry, Maths, Physics)
•Chemistry – 35 min, Mathematics – 75 min and Physics – 40 min remaining time for marking and left difficult and lengthy questions. Practice rounding off method, identify the difficult and lengthy problems and round it off and move to another problem as scoring is important to us.
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