How to prepare for CUET exam?

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2 years ago

Identify all the topics that you need to focus on. Make a strategic plan to cover those topics. Revise the topics that you find more difficult. Go through the mock tests. Go through the previous year's question, and find out the important topics. Try to understand the pattern of the paper.

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Heena Agrawal | Scholar-Level 17

7 years ago

Hi tanishka. You can search on Google youth4work prep test. Then open the site online mock test scroll down the cursor and you will find College entrance examination then click on it then some test papers are there. Kindly visit the link.... https://www.shiksha.com/bba/cuet-exam Wish you go

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