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Focus on your basics in mathematics, physics and chemistry. Don't try too hard on doing advanced level problems and yes try to avoid spending too much time on same question. Students try to spend more time on some topics or questions due to which they are not able to give essentially required time on other topics or questions.
Due to this they end up in messing up everything they have learnt so far. Try to understand your weak topics and give them not more than required time which may not hamper your other topics or questions. Study one topic at a time. Make strategy about how will you attempt each section in mains and what time will you give to respective sections prior sitting for mains.
I hope it helps.

Hi Sai,
I am writing down multiple options of career. You can look forward depending on your interest. Kindly find your interest and go forward.
1) You can actually go forward with your knowledge base in D.pharm and carry on your studies as Bachelors, Masters and Doctorate in pharmacy. You can choose between marketing field, biomedical research or academics as your career option in future depending on your skills and interest.
2) You can also choose a clinical research as a subject and pursue career in drug trials and drug development.
3) Nowadays, data analytic is a flourishing field and demanding field, you can actually get into it by doing certification in SAS, R programming, etc.
4) You can do Bachelors in statistics from Indian statistical institute.
5) If you are having interest as a language trainer, you can do certifications in US accent. These trainers are hired and paid highly in call centers.
6) If you want to pursue the career in administration, you can complete graduation and look forward to get into management institutes through competitive examinations like CAT, XAT, etc.
7) If you are interested into social problems, try to get into social sciences institutes like JNU, TISS, etc.
For more knowledge, visit the official websites of institutes mentioned above.
I hope this helps.
Best of luck.