I am not a student of engineering but i have to suggest you some study point. For every entrance exams your basic concept must be clear. For engineering your main focus must be on PCM(physics, chemistry and math). These three subjects have more importance in engineering entrance exams. That's why you should plan your study according to the exam. Take foreign writers book and read in depth. And solve some puzzle questions which make your mind more tricky. Make your mind sharp and updated. You should clear all the concepts and logic of your 10 to 12 class study. Concentrate on your all topics that are required in your entrance exams.

The basics are very important in this regards. We often see people concentrate on the syllabus of twelfth but one needs to start right from the syllabus of 10th via 11th upto 12th. For best results you must join professional institutes those are engaged in providing brilliant skills and techniques of speeding up in solving the entrance exams.

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for enng. exam go to the propar class........

For the engineering entrance exam one has to prepare three subjects and the total chapters in three subjects are approximately 85 now in the two years of time you have to prepare all 85 topics. Let’s talk about the total time you have 730days and in this days total hours with you are 4380 we have calculated this time by taking 6 hours per day as you spend 6 hours per day for the preparation of you entrance exam now the time you will get for each topic is 51.52 hours and this time is not more than enough but one can say sufficient time the only factor count is consistence in the work for two years. so be committed before the start you subject preparation.

hi........i think you have to prepare 12-13 hours a day...!!  your also have to make your basic concepts clear....!!!!!

Preparation for any entrance exam requires dedication and sincerity. It's not as much about number of hours being put in as it is about putting in quality hours. Even if one studies for just 2 hours in a day, even that can be sufficient, provided the person is putting in quality hours. Preparing for an exam also depends on whether you have the natural aptitude for that course. If your aptitude does not match that course, then no matter how many hours you may out in, you will only keep slogging all the time. And you will keep forgetting concepts and keep getting stressed all the time. That is why it is important to pursue those courses and careers for which we have a natural aptitude. Don't follow the herd. Be true to your inherent talent. If you are not sure what your talent is, then take this aptitude test at http://www.mapmytalent.in/. It will not only let you know what you are good at, but it will also get you expert career counseling which can help you chalk out your proper career path.