What is the difficulty level of IMU-CET? I am in class 12th.

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8 years ago

Difficulty level is not even moderate of IMU CET paper. It depends what you do there in paper. As I have cleared IMU last year with 343 rank, I can suggest you just go through normal PCM knowledge. You must remember formulas for Maths. There will be direct questions. Passing IMU CET doesn't means

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Shreyas Sindhur

5 years ago

Sir Iam im 11th std Maharashtra board,I wanted to ask that,is IMUCET syllabus based on Maharashtra Board or CBSE board?

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Astha Singh | Scholar-Level 16

8 years ago

Hi Vishwesh, IMU-CET is not all that difficult. A basic knowledge of mathematics, physics and chemistry will be more than enough. These can be easily mastered if one pays 100% attention to school lectures in class 11th and class 12th (Board matters least as the questions are basic) and English, a li

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Ayush Shukla

5 years ago

Please suggest me a guide book and syallabus for entrane exam

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