RUET Preparation 2023: Tips, Strategy & Guide

Step 1: Create a Time Table. 

Step 2: Get all the prep books and study guides.

Step 3: Get hold of previous years question papers and sample papers to solve. 

Step 4: Know the RUET exam pattern and marking scheme. 

Step 5: Get the syllabus for RUET. 

Starting off the preparation, one should know the details of the following: 

One should know all the above-mentioned details. To know more about the RUET Exam Pattern and Marking Scheme, click here.

Be it whichever course one has applied for. one should know the exam pattern and study accordingly. Get the prescribed syllabus for the course applied for through RUET and commence preparation. Be it Humanities and Social Sciences, to Nursing, to Engineering to Juridical Sciences, one needs to get the prescribed books and study. Understand and read through the topics which you feel have more weightage in the entrance exam. The main aim should be is to cover the course syllabus well in time before the entrance exam. Candidates are judged on General English to Current Affairs other than the main subject as 40 marks comprise on the aforementioned topics. That is why it is important to know the format, pattern and marking scheme. 

For more information on the RUET syllabus, candidates can click here.

Candidates are advised to follow the below-mentioned prep tips for the Rama University Entrance Exam. 

Create a Time Table: The first step you should take is by creating a time schedule and time table. How many subjects and topics you can cover in an hour, day and week. A time table always helps as you stick to a set plan. Through a time table, you can cover the topics, have time to revise and also have time to rest. A planned schedule never fails and will keep you on track. Laziness is what one needs to avoid. Being lethargic will only make matters worse. One needs to be dedicated and passionate in order to come out with flying colours. 

Solve Sample Papers and Previous Years' Question Papers: The best way to know what will come in the entrance exam is by solving previous years' question papers. You will understand the type of questions that are asked, the sections, the weightage of marks and how the questions are framed. Also, test yourself by solving the question paper according to the time set. 

Revision: Every student is always told, Revision is Key! After studying for the day, one needs to revise the work to better understand the topic studied and memorise the notes better. The best way to revise is by jotting down points. One remembers by writing down what they have learnt. Revise as much as you can. The one thing you should avoid is revising last minute, then you're just cramping up material and you will tend to forget what you have studied earlier. 

Rest: Apart from studies, one needs to rest as well. Get the required rest so that your mind is fresh and ready to study. A tired mind will not register what you have studied and you might end up with a headache. In your time schedule, give yourself time to rest. You need to be fresh and energised to study.