CUET Toppers’ Tips: ‘Revision and practicing mocks are key for success,’ shares DU’s SRCC student

CUET Toppers' Tips: Suhani Jain from Hyderabad secured 100 percentile in four subjects- English, Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics and 99.62 percentile in Mathematics.

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New Delhi | Updated: August 27, 2023 09:39 AM IST

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Suhani is pursuing BCom (Hons) from SRCC, Delhi University.

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CUET UG: Suhani Jain from Hyderabad secured 100 percentile in four subjects in the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) UG 2023. She has been admitted to Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University in BCom (Hons). She is also pursuing a CA programme along with graduation.

Suhani completed her schooling from Delhi Public School, Hyderabad and obtained 97.8 per cent in Class 12. She joined the Career Launcher crash course programme to prepare for CUET. Jain spoke to indianexpress.com and shared how she secured 100 percentile in four subjects.

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How did I prepare for CUET?

As I had already prepared very thoroughly for my boards, my concepts were clear. I only needed to practice for CUET and for that, I joined a crash course and also ordered a few books to practice from them.

Which books did I order?

Oswal publications, Arihant publications and books by Sandeep Garg. Rest, I practised from the material provided by the coaching.

What was my study schedule like?

During the initial days of my preparation, I would divide it into three parts — revise the topics, practice MCQs from reference material and attempt chapter-wise mock provided by the coaching. As exams got closer, I would give full length mock tests.

What was my CUET score?

I appeared for five subjects— English, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Mathematics. I secured 100 percentile in English, Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics. I secured 99.62 percentile in Mathematics. My raw score for the best four subjects was 800 out of 800 and the normalised score was 799.64 out of 800.

What do I feel about the normalisation method?

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CUET UG 2023 was conducted for over a month in multiple shifts, therefore the difficulty level varied from one shift to another. I believe that normalisation brought everyone on the same level. It is a good and fair method.

Advice for students appearing for CUET?

Don’t worry too much, the course is similar to boards, practice more MCQ based questions and believe in yourself.

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