Hi all!
As you might be knowing, ednexa had organized a free guidance session on topic 'Unseen Aspects of MHT-CET' for benefits of students and parents. Noted academician Prof. Kedar Takalkar of Takalkar Classes was the Chief Guest for the occasion. Other speakers included professors from Science Classes Pune, Prof. Sanjay Ranade , Prof. Shirish Apte and Prof. Swati Ambardekar.
The event was a great success and receieved accolades from the audience for comprehensive lectures and good organization. Please read Following important points from the lectures of all speakers.
Happy Learning!
-Team Ednexa.
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Prof. Kedar Takalkar
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- Give equal importance to all subjects. Just because Mathematics has 100 marks does not mean that you concentrate more on it. Give equal importance to Physics and Chemistry.
- Do not leave any topics as optional as questions will be asked from all topics.
- In MHT-CET, every mark is important.
- Develop your own shortcuts.
- Do self study.
- Practice at home after attending coaching class.
- If you get an answer wrong while solving MCQs, revise the theory related to that particular topic.
- Identify weak topics and attempt more questions in these topics.
- Study your weak topics when your mind is fresh.
- Attempt as many questions as possible.
- Speed and accuracy are very important. Speed not at the cost of accuracy
- Group study is very useful for MHT-CET preparation.
- You need to get a MHT-CET score greater than 180-185 to get a college of your choice.
Prof. Sanjay Ranade
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- Mathematics is simpler than Physics. So if you are devoting 2 hours for Mathematics daily, you need to devote 3 hours for physics and chemistry each.
- You should know your multiplication tables thoroughly.
- Remembering formulae in Mathematics is very important.
- Questions appearing in Board Examination should be studied thoroughly. Almost 70% of them come in MHT-CET.
- Have full faith in your teacher.
- If I rate the difficulty level of IIT JEE as 10, then the CET difficulty level stands at 2.5.
- Use a black ball point pen to make dark circles to mark the answer. Blue ball pen is not allowed.
- Mark only one answer for every question.
- Attempt all practice tests in one sitting.
- Parents should encourage their children to attend tests even if they are not fully prepared.
- Solve CET tests in the last 15 days.
Click to see Ranade Sir's Video
Prof. Swati Ambardaker
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- Revise syllabus of 11th standard.
- Read the sanctioned textbooks thoroughly.
- Try to solve Chemistry paper in 40 minutes so that you get extra 5 minutes for Physics.
- Decide if you want to attempt chemistry first or physics first and follow the same strategy till the end.
- Solve chapter-wise questions.
- Write formulas on a different sheet of paper.
- For memory based questions, revise orally.
Prof. Shirish Apte
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- Physics questions comes mostly from the sanctioned textbooks:
- Prepare all chapters from all the three books
- Prepare all topics and do not leave any as optional.
- You should have all formulas at the tip of your tongue.
- Quality of MCQ questions are important, rather than the quantity.
- MHT-CET questions are easier than IIT-JEE questions, so do not solve IIT-JEE level difficult questions.
- Memorize multiplication tables thoroughly.
- Stop studying and solving new MCQs after a certain pre-specified date.
- Keep solving MCQs which you have already solved.
- Pick a strategy for answering questions and then stick to that. One suggested strategy is, during the examination, solve 25-30 Chemistry questions first and then solve 15-20Physics papers.
- While solving Chemistry, ensure that you mark the correct answer number on the answer sheet.
- Cover the upper part of the answer sheet so that you do not mark the wrong answer numbers.
- Try to solve all your questions within 90 minutes.
- Do not eat outside food in the last 15 days of the MHT-CET so that you remain healthy on the day of the exam.
- Do not disturb the biological clock of the body. Continue to eat/sleep/study at the same time everyday.
- Do not waste time by unnecessarily talking on phone, watching TV etc.
- On the day of exam, do not forget to carry these things with you: Bottle of water, food and also milk chocolate (if you feel giddy you can eat chocolate).
- If you get a score of less than 140, do not opt for engineering as you may not get a good college.
- Choose a course which you can excel in. Now-a-days there are many different careers you can opt for.
- Do not be disappointed if you get a low CET score. It just means that you have a little low practical ability. But there are many other career options available.
- Counseling is useful to find out where your aptitude lies.
- Choose a career after giving personality test. This will help you in choosing the right career.
- Avoid tension by following the below 3 points
- Do not expect more than your ability.
- Solve as many questions in random order. Confidence comes from practice.
- Advice for parents: Do not have unrealistic expectations from your children.
Prof. Shriyash Dixit
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Click to see Dixit Sir's Video
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