Service 02 · Entrance Exam Preparation
Typical study-time split
Weight: usually the largest share of an engineering entrance paper.
We focus on speed with accuracy: recognising question types quickly, choosing the shortest valid method and checking answers in seconds.
Every topic is linked to a vehicle example, so concepts stick and you can explain them in interviews.
Aptitude sections reward pattern recognition. Short daily drills build it faster than long weekly sessions.
Strong technical English also feeds directly into your statement of purpose and interviews.
Weeks 1–3
Weeks 4–6
Weeks 7–9
Weeks 10–12
Exam-day habits
Spend the first few minutes scanning every section. Mark the questions you can answer quickly and plan the order you will tackle them in.
Answer the confident questions first, then return to harder ones. This protects your score from time running out on a single difficult problem.
If wrong answers carry a penalty, guessing becomes a calculated decision. We practise when to attempt and when to skip.
Many lost marks come from small slips such as a missing unit or a sign error. A ten-second check after each calculation catches most of them.
Admit card, identification, approved stationery and route planning should be sorted the evening before, so the morning is calm.
