Preparation tips for PU PG CET 2022

• Candidate should get into the habit of regular reading of a newspaper and any magazine which covers the contemporary events well. This will help in building a good vocabulary and also help with the General Knowledge section.
• Brush up the basics of grammar to tackle the error detection questions and sentence correction.
• Identify the words you are not familiar with and try to understand their meaning and usage.
• Listen to speeches or watch movies and/or documentaries with subtitles. This will increase the knowledge of spoken English and might come in use while attempting sentence completion and para jumble questions.
• Candidates should talk to people in English. They may feel sluggish and shy at first and will make lots of mistakes but soon they will discover that with more talking, their confidence, as well as their accuracy, is increasing.

Also

Candidates have to know the exam pattern before commencing the preparation. Post knowing the exam pattern, candidates can know the syllabus and find the appropriate books that would teach lessons related to the topics mentioned in the syllabus.

After acquiring the books, students have to form a well-planned study schedule. The schedule must give enough time for all the subjects. Students can take revision and mock tests at regular intervals to know their preparedness.

A word with experts and students who have already passed the exam will also help the individuals to gain valuable insights about the exam which may help them form a good preparation strategy. It is still not impossible or very difficult. With effective preparation and smartness, any candidate can clear the exams. 

It is of utmost importance that the candidates utilise their time to prepare better and practice more instead of going through everything once and twice.

The candidates must also procure sample papers and question papers from previous years papers. These will be available in the market and candidates can purchase them to familiarise themselves with the pattern of questions.