How do I prepare for the TMISAT exam?

<p>Preparation Tips: You need to know the complete syllabus and exam pattern very well. You need to keep your concepts clear while preparing for any exam. One thing which I would like to suggest is that start solving tough questions because if you can solve tough questions then any paper would be easy for you. Still, the exam focused on some topics very much like Physics: SAM, Gravitation Laws of Motion Waves Simple harmonic Motion Gravitation fluid mechanics. Maths Trigonometry Calculus, and its applications, matrices, Probability (VVI), etc. Now coming to an interview, it mostly depends on luck just make sure you have a positive attitude please do not be extravagant during the interview, and answer a question only when you are sure. And if you do not know any questions don't use vague answers it's better to say no. So just make sure that the basis of all those important chapters is clear to you and try to score at least 35 plus out of 60 on the online tests and just be confident in the interview. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha TMISAT exam page. (<a style="word-wrap: break-word;" href="https://www.shiksha.com/college/tolani-maritime-institute-tmi/tmisat-exam">https://www.shiksha.com/college/tolani-maritime-institute-tmi/tmisat-exam</a>).</p>

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Hi SHRUTI, One thing which I would like to suggest you is that start solving tough questions because if you can solve tough questions then any paper would be easy for you. This is exactly what I did and I got excellent results. Still the exam focused on some topics very much like PHYSICS: Simple harmonic Motion Waves Gravitation fluid mechanics MATH: Calculus (both integration and differentiation)and it's applications, Trigonometry matrices, some other topics also but sorry I don't completely remember. I hope this will help you!

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TMISAT is not a challenging paper, in my opinion, and I say this because I didn't do any further preparation for it yet still managed to earn respectable grades. (67.25/80, which, as far as I'm aware, was the highest score received by any applicant on the TMISAT in 2017). Simply keep your principles in mind when you study for any exam. Start tackling challenging questions; if you can do that, any paper will be simple for you. That is one thing I would like to advise you to do. I followed this same procedure, and the outcomes were fantastic. Still, the exam covered a number of concepts that were heavily influenced by Physics including simple harmonic Motion Waves Gravitation and fluid mechanics. MATH: Trigonometry matrices, calculus (both integration and Differentiation and some other topics that I'm afraid I can't recall completely. I hope this will be useful to you.

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